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There are only two weeks left to participate in the CF Insights Annual Survey for Fiscal Year 2024 (FY24) before the October 3 deadline!
The Community Foundations National Standards Board (CFNSB) is inviting professionals like you to volunteer for the 2026 National Standards Review Committee, and share feedback on National Standards to help us improve its relevance, clarity, and impact.
Looking back at #UNGA80, tracking locally led development, plus updates on US foreign aid and international policies.
The Council’s Public Policy Action Network is a members-only group of foundation leaders committing their voices, experiences, and networks to engage and educate federal elected officials to foster a policy environment in which philanthropy can thrive. Policymakers depend on the voices and…
Join Resetting the Table (RTT) and the Council on Foundations for a training that offers a comprehensive framework for facilitating courageous and constructive communication across lines of difference.
Through this intensive training, philanthropic leaders will build advanced facilitation skills…
Building Together Marketing Toolkit
Tips for using this toolkit:
Social Posts
Copy and paste the text to use on your organization’s social platforms.
Replace the text in the {brackets} to tag the Council.
For posts 2 and 3, there are a few versions to choose from — pick…
A Black Hills native, Chris's journey began at Minnesota State University Moorhead, where he earned a Mass Communications degree. His professional career started at The Daily Republic newspaper in Mitchell, SD, followed by a return to his roots in the Black Hills when he joined the Rapid City…
The Ethics Task Force helps the Council advance our mission by supporting our membership in committing to a set of shared ethical principles that guide how we do our work. Council members on the Task Force help maintain and develop the Council’s Ethical Principles, consider sanctions of Council…
The federal government has been shut down since October 1. The Senate has remained in Washington, D.C. throughout the shutdown, holding over a dozen unsuccessful votes to pass a continuing resolution. Plus, Public Service Loan Forgiveness, Senate Judiciary updates, National Religious Broadcasters…