Philanthropy Ohio Post-Budget Legislative Update Program Recording
Learn about Ohio’s recently passed biennium budget (FY 2026-2027) and how key provisions impact health, education, housing and more.
Learn about Ohio’s recently passed biennium budget (FY 2026-2027) and how key provisions impact health, education, housing and more.
At this special virtual program, Philanthropy Ohio’s “Lawyer on Call,” Phil Purcell, J.D., discussed policy changes impacting scholarships that focus on race-conscious programs.
Philanthropy Ohio urges Senators Husted and Moreno to oppose excise tax increases proposed in the "One, Big, Beautiful Bill," as these changes would significantly reduce the capacity of Ohio private foundations to fund essential community services.
The “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” is now in the Senate for consideration and continues to include significant changes impacting the philanthropic sector. We encourage you to contact your U.S. Senator to share your concerns and how these provisions would impact your communities.
Hear the latest updates on federal actions impacting philanthropy and nonprofits, with a focus on DEI and immigration policy and how funders are responding.
This informal virtual conversation to talk policy with philanthropy peers across the state kicked off with the latest update on where the state’s biennium budget stands as it moves through the Senate, including cuts impacting health, education, housing and more.
This resource explores the legal intricacies and best practices that foundations should understand when navigating situations that may inadvertently violate regulations concerning charitable organizations and their support for or opposition to candidates for public office.
Hear an overview of S.B. 1, which was recently signed by Gov. DeWine, and its elements concerning DEI scholarships.
Philanthropy Ohio interim president & CEO, Claudia Y.W. Herrold, delivers a call to action and encourages members to lean in during challenging times.
Philanthropy Ohio administered a member survey on recent federal funding decisions in February 2025. The results highlight the variety of ways members are responding to the political reality of potential funding cuts, eliminated DEIB efforts, deportations and other challenges to “business as usual.” Read about the ways funders in Ohio are leaning in.