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In this edition of Washington Snapshot we share how members can continue to build momentum following Foundations on the Hill, as well as everything we continue to track in DC.
Linda R. Tropp is Professor of Social Psychology and Faculty Associate in Public Policy at the University of Massachusetts Amherst (USA). For nearly three decades she has studied how members of different groups experience contact with each other, and how group differences in status affect cross-…
Brandon Cox joins The Council on Foundations from Philanthropy New York, where he served as Director of Communications. At Philanthropy New York, Brandon built the communications team’s ability to engage in advocacy communications, including developing the organization's first rapid response…
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You may have seen the Chronicle of Philanthropy article identifying the foundations that could face investigations into diversity, equity, and inclusion programs in the wake of President Trump’s executive order last month. We understand that you may be worried or uncertain about…
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This is a peer-led space designed to connect you with human resources leaders at foundations across the country. The group will build meaningful relationships, share resources, and provide a consistent opportunity to engage in collaborative troubleshooting in a trusted environment. Meeting every…
Community Foundations and other public charities may engage in an insubstantial amount of lobbying as part of normal operations. But what are the rules around engaging in self-defense?
Internal Revenue Code Section 4911(d)(2)(C) provides public charities with an exception to the…