You want to make a difference, but aren’t sure where to start without money. Fortunately, we have ideas to help you donate to charity without breaking the bank.

You want to make a difference, but aren’t sure where to start without money. Fortunately, we have ideas to help you donate to charity without breaking the bank.

You want to make a difference, but aren’t sure where to start without money. Fortunately, we have ideas to help you donate to charity without breaking the bank.

Charitable lead trusts may not come up often—but when they do, they can be powerful. The community foundation is happy to share why charitable lead annuity trusts (“CLATs”) are getting renewed attention, especially because of a recent IRS ruling, and how these vehicles can help certain clients achieve both charitable and estate planning goals.

You may already be well-versed in recent tax law changes—but many clients are just now starting to pay attention. The community foundation keeps you up to date on key developments affecting charitable giving and offers practical reminders to help guide your client conversations in a shifting landscape.

Philanthropy is deeply personal—but in a divorce, charitable assets can raise complex legal and financial questions. It’s important to consider how donor-advised funds, trusts, and other charitable vehicles may be treated when a marriage ends, and how proactive planning can help avoid surprises.

These books inspire the altruistic lifestyle and show anyone can make an impact on the world. Let’s explore each of them more in depth.

In honor of the Big Give’s 10th anniversary, one nonprofit will receive a $10,000 endowment—creating support that lasts for years to come.

Giving thoughtfully isn’t always easy. A community foundation can provide guidance, insight, and confidence—helping you make informed decisions and maximize the impact of your generosity.

A QCD is a simple and tax efficient way to give.