This is one of the few opportunities for philanthropy to make its case that the citizenship question should be removed from the census questionnaire. Regardless of whether public comments will move the Trump administration to reverse its decision, this establishes an important record for the public, Congress and the courts to consider.
Check out the latest releases from around the nonprofit sector featuring items from National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy.
These bi-monthly calls provide a space for philanthropy-servings organizations to exchange information on policy work, both legislative and administrative. This program is restricted to Forum members.
Our President and CEO David Biemesderfer discusses the need for philanthropy leaders to step up and speak out in response to the tax legislation which may have a negative impact on charitable giving.
These bi-monthly calls provide a space for philanthropy-servings organizations to exchange information on policy work, both legislative and administrative. This program is restricted to Forum members.
The Forum’s PolicyWorks Institute is the one opportunity each year for regional and national philanthropy-serving organizations to take a “deep dive” together to strengthen your policy and advocacy work.
These bi-monthly calls provide a space for philanthropy-servings organizations to exchange information on policy work, both legislative and administrative. This program is restricted to Forum members.
The final webinar in the series will focus on issues of interest to the funder community in particular, and will allow for interactive participation as members work to apply principles of effective framing to the issues they care about.
This webinar will focus in greater depth on several case studies, to see how framing principles apply, and in particular, how effective framing can appeal to audiences across the political spectrum. Case studies will focus on the role of government and food and agriculture.
The final tax bill now being considered by Congress would cause significant harm to the charitable sector and those who charities primarily serve—low- and middle-income workers and families. United Philanthropy Forum urges lawmakers to vote No on the bill and start over.