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Corporate Philanthropy refers to the investments and activities a company voluntarily undertakes to responsibly manage and account for its impact on society. It includes investments of money, donations of products, in-kind services and technical assistance, employee volunteerism, and other business transactions to advance a social cause, issue, or the work of a nonprofit organization. Corporate foundations and corporate giving programs traditionally play a major role in these areas.
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Immediate and Emerging Needs Arising from the California Fires
Philanthropy California is offering funders an up-to-the-minute briefing on the fires, local and state agency responses, and how to aid local efforts and avoid fraud.
As impacted communities in Northern and Southern California continue to grapple with the devastation resulting from the Camp,…
A Primer for Funders on CDFI’s: Co-Investing in Opportunity Zones and Inclusive Community Development
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With the passage of last year’s tax code overhaul, Congress created Opportunity Zones—areas in low-income census tracks designated by governors, where private equity investors can invest capital gains in new development ventures in exchange for tax forgiveness after 10…
Washington Snapshot: Republicans Vote on Leadership for the 116th Congress, Council Submits UBIT Siloing Comments to Treasury
Please be advised: Washington Snapshot will be taking a break next week due to the Thanksgiving holiday. We wish all of our readers a safe and happy Thanksgiving and will return with Snapshot on Nov. 29!
In This Week's Edition of Snapshot...
House Leadership Elections Taking Place Over Next Few…
Washington Snapshot: 2018 Midterm Elections Edition
In This Week's Edition of Snapshot…
Democrats Take the House, Republicans Make Gains in the Senate
Tax-Writing Committees Will Look Different in 116th Congress
2018 Midterms Bring A Lot of Firsts
More Election News
Attorney General Sessions Resigns
2018 Ballot Measures Wrap-Up
Don’t Miss…
Washington Snapshot: Impact of Tax Reform on Charities Still Unclear, Additional Tax Cuts Not Likely This Year
In This Week's Edition of Snapshot…
Impact of Tax Reform on Charities Still Unclear
Additional Tax Cuts Not Likely This Year
Issues on the Minds of Candidates and Voters
Voter Education Made Easy
Election Resources
News from the Hill
Impact of Tax Reform on Charities Still Unclear
POLITICO…
Washington Snapshot: Treasury Releases Opportunity Zones Proposed Regulations, President Trump Announces New Plan for Tax Cuts
In This Week's Edition of Snapshot…
Talk of New Tax Cuts Comes as a Surprise to Many
Opportunity Zones Regulations Released by Treasury
President Appoints New White House Counsel After McGahn Resigns
State Ballots: More than Electing Leaders and Legislators
News from the Hill
Talk of New Tax…
Can Corporate Giving Benefit Company Employees? Let's Find Out
Recording
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At the Council, we are often asked how corporations can fund scholarship programs for company employees and dependents. Similarly, corporations often want to assist employees in times of crisis, whether due to a natural disaster or a more personal tragedy. In both cases…
New York-Based Arts Program Studio in a School to Receive Chapman Prize
The Council on Foundations today announced that Studio in a School Association, a New York City-based program that serves young people by integrating visual arts into teaching and learning, will be awarded the Chapman Prize at its upcoming Awards Ceremony in Washington, D.C. on November 28.
As the…
Don't Be Caught Off-Guard This Tax Season: A Guide for Navigating the New UBIT Rules
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Does your organization provide parking/transportation benefits to employees or do you already file the Form 990-T? If you answered yes to either of those questions, your organization will owe taxes for 2018 and the filing process is going to be different than it was last…
Washington Snapshot: Wyden and Tester Continue Fight to Overturn Schedule B Decision; What Happens with Tax Policy After the Midterms?
In This Week's Edition of Snapshot…
Potential Tax Policy Action During Lame-Duck Session?
Tester, Wyden Still Fighting to Overturn Schedule B Decision
High-Profile Debates in Texas and Ohio, and Election Registration Controversy in Georgia
2018 Ballot Measures on the Nonprofit Radar
News…
What the 2018 Midterm Outcomes Mean for the 116th Congress
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Once the 2018 midterm elections are in the rear-view mirror, the outlook for the 116th Congress’ legislative agenda is becoming clearer. If Democrats end up with the majority in the House but not the Senate, how will a divided Congress agree on legislative priorities to…
Washington Snapshot: TIGTA Releases New Report on Nonprofit Political Activity, Shake-Ups to Come for Ways and Means Committee
In This Week's Edition of Snapshot...
Impending Shake-Up on Ways and Means Committee
Senate Turns to Other Business Now that Kavanaugh is Confirmed
TIGTA Releases Audit of Impermissible Political Activity by 501(c)(4) Organizations
Groups Seek to Preserve State Tax Credits as Charitable…
Rockefeller Brothers Fund President Stephen Heintz to Receive Philanthropy’s Highest Honor
The Council on Foundations today announced that Stephen Heintz, President of the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, will receive the Distinguished Service Award at its upcoming Awards Ceremony in Washington, DC. The Award is philanthropy’s highest honor and celebrates a visionary leader who embodies the…
Hurricane Michael
Disaster Overview
Hurricane Michael made landfall on the Florida Panhandle as a Category 4 storm that resulted in dangerous storm surge flooding, destructive winds of more than 150 mph and flooding rainfall. As it moved inland, Michael also brought heavy rain and strong winds to other parts of the…
Washington Snapshot: Tax Cuts 2.0 Expected to Stall in Senate, Congress Punts Spending Fight to December
In This Week's Edition of Snapshot…
“Tax Cuts 2.0” Passes House, Expected to Stall in Senate
Government Shutdown Averted, December Vote Looms
Tax Writers Remain Hopeful That IRS Reform Will Happen Before Year’s End
Rettig Officially Sworn In to Become IRS Commissioner
Sen. Scott Sends Letter…
Corporate Philanthropy Update - September 2018
Over the past two weeks, the United Nations General Assembly has held its 73rdannual convening in New York City to discuss its agenda to solve global challenges by 2030 using the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Particularly for the corporate philanthropic community, this convening…
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