Fighting forPhilanthropic Freedom
Philanthropy Roundtable is a leading champion of philanthropic freedom because it’s essential to improving lives and strengthening our communities. The Roundtable believes charitable giving is most effective when donors are free to give to the causes and communities they care about most. It spurs generosity and allows nonprofits to focus on their core missions.
Protecting Your Freedom to Give
All Americans—no matter their politics, race, religion or class—should have the freedom to give to the causes and communities they care about most. That’s exactly why we’re lifting up the voices of everyday Americans who serve alongside amazing charities.
News
Shutting Hostile Foreign Governments Out of America’s Nonprofit Community

Anonymous by Design: Why Donor Privacy Still Matters

How Tax Proposals Rewrite the Founders’ Vision of America

The Endowment Raid: How One Iowa Bill Could Rewrite State Tax Policy Nationally

Vermont H.B. 734 Jeopardizes Donor Privacy and Civic Engagement

Don’t Conflate Foreign Influence With Philanthropy

All Americans should be free to give to causes they care about
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Policy Research & Analysis
The Roundtable’s policy team has decades of experience in government relations on the federal and state levels. The team is actively building coalitions, educating government officials, advocating for philanthropic freedom and defending against efforts to restrict charitable giving.
Balancing Act: How to Keep Foreign Influence Out of US Politics and Protect Americans’ Freedom to Give

Special Report: Free Market Capitalism And The Path To Flourishing

Donor-Advised Funds: Payout Trends, Inactivity Policies, and Accessibility

Corporate Taxes and Charitable Giving: Why Raising Corporate Taxes Would Harm Philanthropy

From Insight to Impact: Examining Proposed Tax Changes for Nonprofits

What Higher Foundation Payout Rules Would Mean for Charities

Key Issues
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Donor Privacy
Donor privacy is a part of our nation’s long-standing tradition of philanthropic freedom and is protected under the Constitution. The freedom to give privately helps enable our vibrant and diverse charitable culture that benefits all Americans. -
Sector Regulation
The proper way to regulate the charitable sector is with strategic oversight that is specific to an evidence-based need. Arbitrary rules and unnecessary mandates, ultimately, harm those who rely on charity the most by restricting overall giving and diverting resources away from helping those in need. -
Donor-Advised Funds
These charitable giving accounts are popular and effective vehicles that allow donors to support a wide variety of charitable causes. These funds are accessible to all Americans. They provide flexibility for givers to respond to crises quickly and give strategically over the long-term.

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