Key Points Donor-advised funds (DAFs)—individual tax-advantaged accounts through which individuals set aside funds for current and future charitable use—have become the fastest-growing vehicle for charitable giving in recent years. From Read more…
Key Points Donor-advised funds (DAFs)—individual tax-advantaged accounts through which individuals set aside funds for current and future charitable use—have become the fastest-growing vehicle for charitable giving in recent years.From 2015 Read more…
Study reports DAFs may hold more than $5 billion in appreciated assets
A proper rule of law, with various levels of government playing their appropriate roles, is essential to protecting our liberties.
The Donor Intent Hub encourages donors to think carefully about how they deploy their gifts, and provides them with useful guidelines for making sure their philanthropy accomplishes the good they intend.
$200,000 award to go to honored philanthropist s charity of choice
Howard Husock writes at The Hill that Congressional Democrats would be wise to remember their long, historical support of donor privacy dating back to the civil rights era before calling for reforms like those in their much-touted legislation H.R. 1.
The following article is part of a Philanthropy Roundtable series examining recent calls for additional regulations on charitable giving and the works underpinning these proposals.
The following interview is part of a Philanthropy Roundtable series highlighting how philanthropy can improve America s health-care system by investing in medical education to achieve transformational results.
Updates about important behind-the-scenes developments that could potentially impact philanthropic freedom and excellence.
Key Points Donor-advised funds (DAFs)—individual tax-advantaged accounts through which individuals set aside funds for current and future charitable use—have become the fastest-growing vehicle for charitable giving in recent years. The Read more…
Three teams took a fresh look at our Constitution; these represented liberal, libertarian and conservative intellectuals with deep legal expertise.
There are many, many cases where people remain in prison because their Sixth Amendment rights were not protected.
There are many, many cases where people remain in prison because their Sixth Amendment rights were not protected.
The Philanthropy Roundtable, along with other organizations, sent a coalition letter to Congress urging them to reject new restrictions on charitable giving.
The Roundtable has tips for both new and experienced philanthropists looking to guide or redefine their giving.
Every year, parental choice in education is celebrated across the country during National School Choice Week.
The Philanthropy Roundtable s mission is more important today than ever.
A medical expert explains the need for more virtue education in medical schools.