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Executive Summary: Education for Ohio's Future
Publication date:
12/2006
As the new century unfolds, O hio stands at a crossroads. O ver the past 20 years, our state and local leaders have worked to improve student, school and system performance. W e have seen progress in some areas, but our education system falls far short of preparing all students for the challenges and opportunities of the 21st century.
Corporate Community United Way Participation - Listserv Query Postback
Publication date:
05/2016
Query - What corporate community foundation members participate in United Way campaigns and do they match employee's giving
Philanthropy Review - Winter 2017
Publication date:
12/2017
Philanthropy Ohio’s quarterly print newsletter features a cover story on two members who are serving on school district academic distress commissions as well as profiles of the new board members and 2017 philanthropy award winners.
The Rules of the Game
A guide to election-related activities for 501(c)(3) organizations.
Aging Ohio
Publication date:
10/2014
The Center for Community Solutions lays out the fiscal implications of an aging Ohio.
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Professional Partners
Our Professional Partner list is where Philanthropy Ohio members go when they are looking for attorneys, strategic planning consultants, IT firms and investment advisors.
Health Care Tax Credit: Does Your Foundation Qualify?
Publication date:
08/2010
Schneider Downs presentation on the health care tax credit.
Performance Review Form-Jewish Federation of Cleveland
Publication date:
05/2006
Sample performance review form
Do The Community Justice
Publication date:
12/2014
Partnerships that include “access to justice” as a strategy can address poverty more effectively by extending the impact of narrowly-focused social service approaches supported by funders. During this webinar, you will hear examples of successful Ohio collaborations that advance desired outcomes in health, education, housing and jobs through civil legal aid.
Diversity, Inclusion and Effective Philanthropy
Part of the Philanthropy Roadmap series, this guide aims to explain how diversity and inclusion can be used as practical considerations for getting better results.
Scholarship Agreement - Coshocton Foundation
Sample of Coshocton Foundations scholarship agreement.
Who's Hungry in Ohio?
Publication date:
10/2011
During this presentation we hope to First, provide you some background to the Map the Meal Gap study with specific Ohio numbers, and then give you a very brief explanation of the methods involved in the MMG study, an overview of what is available through this study, and how you can use the data in your local communities.
Keeping Your Corporate Foundation Compliant
Many companies establish a corporate foundation to further their philanthropic objectives because of this vehicle’s distinct advantages. Corporate foundations can foster increased brand recognition, customer loyalty and goodwill, and improved employee morale. They enable consistent levels of giving in years both lean and fl ush by building up reserves when company profi ts are high. Moreover, corporate foundations can engage in charitable activities such as scholarship programs, hardship and emergency grants to individuals, and international giving that would not be tax deductible as charitable donations or charitable expenditures if handled directly by the company.
The Springfield Foundation (401)K Summary Plan Description
The Springfield Foundation (401)K Summary Plan Description
Talent Retention Manual
Many communities are struggling to retain local college graduates, especially in the areas of science, technology, engineering, arts and math (STEAM). How do we encourage them to return to their communities and fill available positions?