Last week, we looked at the first two of our six misconceptions about donor-advised funds. Today we’ll explore two more misconceptions, these related to flexibility and control. Next week, we’ll look…
Photo credit: National Review Presidential candidate Carly Fiorina received flack this week because of reports that her “foundation” gave to Planned Parenthood, an organization to which she has been particularly…
Many donors have a sense, even if just in their gut, of the causes and specific charities they want their philanthropic dollars to fund. All of that is meaningless, though,…
Whitney had battled breast cancer for many years, never letting it distract from her passion for work or from fully enjoying life.
Below are a variety of articles, books, and other resources that may offer some additional insight as you develop your philanthropic strategies. Donor-Advised Funds & Strategic Giving 5 Donor Advised…
Bequest Accounts & Planned Giving How will your charitable intentions be managed after your lifetime? Perhaps more importantly, will they be managed in accordance with your principles? Your after-death charitable…
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Charitable lead trusts (CLTs) can be structured in a wide variety of ways. As a result, they are one of the more complex estate planning tools available. When well-structured to…
The Spring issue of Philanthropy magazine highlights a panoply of what it dubs “new flavors in philanthropy.” Those flavors include different giving strategies, tactics, and vehicles for achieving charitable philanthropy…
Martin Morse Wooster’s new post on Philanthropy Daily, “The hidden dangers of donor intent,” looks back at decades of addressing the issue of donor intent to assess whether the topic…
