As tax-exempt public charities, community foundations help donors identify and address local needs—and help thousands of people.
Companies establish corporate foundations and giving programs to have a positive impact on society.
In these foundations, philanthropy is a family affair: family members have a substantial role in the foundations' governance.
International grantmakers include US foundations and corporations that make grants to overseas recipients and to US-based organizations operating international programs.
Private foundations make grants based on charitable endowments. Independent foundations are not governed by a benefactor, the benefactor’s family, or a corporation.
Intersections: Social Change, Social Justice, and Social Innovation Meet us in Denver where you can explore philanthropy’s role in moving markets, policy, civic engagement, and technology to promote public good.
Are you looking to thrive as a foundation leader in the area of investment management? Then you won't want to miss the Council on Foundations' seminar March 25-26, 2010.