While SCOTUS’ affirmative action decisions represent yet another dark moment in U.S. history, the democratic process has shown us — time and time again — that there is a path forward: it is called the ballot box.
This Midwest webinar addresses frequent questions about self-dealing, conflicts of interest and other policies foundations can use to remain compliant.
The Lawyer on Call legal service for Philanthropy Ohio members can help with your legal questions about your foundation’s operations. The first hour of consulting services is complimentary as part of your Philanthropy Ohio membership. (Note: must be current, paid member to access free hour of advice.) We have several years of experience in connecting our members to expert legal advice and are pleased to introduce Philip Purcell as our Lawyer on Call. View the flyer for more information and contact Mary Dunbar at 614.224.1344 or mdunbar@philanthropyohio.org to submit your legal question.
In this program recording, learn how foundations can support racial equity through advocacy efforts.
This webinar recording shared how having a keen understanding of organizational capacity is crucial to ensuring foundations and nonprofits engaged in community organizing can act quickly on advocacy opportunities when they present themselves.
This webinar recording captures how private and public foundations can engage in nonpartisan election-related activities.
Access to justice, and access to a lawyer in particular, is universally good for our communities. Many funders in Ohio see the value in civil legal services as well. In fact, 43 Philanthropy Ohio members gave to legal aid in 2020, a remarkable show of support.
Learn how private and public foundations can engage in nonpartisan election-related activities
This community foundation listserv query gathers information about the handling gifts or bequests of property to a fund of a foundation.
