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Philanthropy Ohio Board Meeting Materials December 10, 2019
Date / Time: December 10, 10 am – 2 pm
Location: Philanthropy Ohio Columbus Office
500 South Front St, Suite 900, Columbus, OH 43215
Impact investing has the potential to enable every foundation, regardless of size, to pursue its philanthropic mission more effectively. It can help family foundations with few or no staff put more and different types of capital to work for social good and it can deliver philanthropic impact alongside financial returns—which enables reinvestment of those funds in pursuit of even more social good.
The Philanthropy Review Winter 2019 edition remembers Steve Minter, celebrates the 2019 philanthropy awardees, introduces three board members, reflects on the Putting Racism on the Table series and Philanthropy Forward ’19 and much more!
The 2019 Foundation Salary Report is now out. Philanthropy Ohio collected data on salary and benefits at member organizations in mid-2019, in association with the Council on Foundations.
Learn about Ohio’s proposed K-12 school funding plan (HB 305) and what it means for local schools and closing equity gaps between districts. Educational investments are a powerful tool for ensuring high-quality education for all students to succeed regardless of zip code.
Meeting resources from the November 12, 2019 Health Initiative meeting.
NewsLine is published monthly for members of Philanthropy Ohio.
NewsLine is published monthly for members of Philanthropy Ohio.
NewsLine is published monthly for members of Philanthropy Ohio.
NewsLine is published monthly for members of Philanthropy Ohio.
2019 Community Foundation Roster
Ohio law directs schools and districts to provide age-appropriate health education on topics such as the nutritional value of food; the dangers of drug, alcohol and tobacco abuse; sex education; venereal disease; personal safety and assault prevention; and dating violence prevention.
Responding to the substance use disorder crisis is done community by community. Once programs, models and organizations are developed and find success, these can be replicated to serve other communities.
Listserv Question - A colleague would like to know if your Foundation makes grants to government agencies / entities. And if so, how do you address that in your guidelines and / or bylaws?
Listserv Question - A colleague is looking for recommendations for grant writers (firms or individuals) with experience in governmental grant writing, foundation grantmaking, etc. Do you work with contractual grant writers?
Listserv Question - We are sending one full-time salaried employee and two part-time hourly employees to an out-of-town conference for 3 days (that includes Sunday for travel). They are getting reimbursed for travel expenses and hotel. I'm not sure how to handle meal expenses (a daily stipend?) and how the employees should be compensated while they are gone (hourly wages? If so, how many hours per day -- just the hours they are actually attending the conference?). We have not done this before -- it was always either myself or our VP and we took no additional benefits for the time away. Can any of you offer any advice?
Listserv Question - What CRM system are you currently using to track donor and perspective donor information?
Listserv Question - We are looking for policies regarding the gift of life insurance policies.
Public Policy Statement - Sample document from the Community Foundation of Boulder County
Safety Net Initiative - Sample document from the Community Foundation of Boulder County
