Philanthropy Fundamentals Module 3 discussed how to read a nonprofit 990 document, common grantmaking philosophies and practices and power dynamics in the field when serving as a steward of philanthropic resources.
This informal policy conversation includes an update on the Ohio Legislature's priorities, the capital budget process, property tax reforms and newly introduced legislation regarding endowments.
This Midwest Partners Series recording discusses how foundations are responding to rising community needs and shrinking public resources to better support grant partners. In light of the complex challenges nonprofits face, many public and private foundations are exploring how they can do more to help their community partners by increasing their grantmaking payouts.
As our communities anticipate a significant transfer of money and assets from one generation to the next, there is a tremendous opportunity for Ohio foundations to invest in families, communities and causes to improve our state. Download the 2025 Transfer of Wealth infographic to learn more.
Philanthropy Fundamentals Module 1 presents a broad overview of philanthropy, both nationally and in Ohio. It provides insight into the origins of the nonprofit and philanthropic ecosystem, as well as key concepts for considering the role of foundations in supporting and building equitable communities.
This collection of responses discusses different methods of distributing grant payments electronically.
This Midwest Partner Series recording highlights the 2025 Midwest Grantmaker Salary, Benefits and Demographic Report. Utilize this session to know the latest data on salary and benefits to stay competitive while attracting and retaining talent.
The November Democracy Table hosted a discussion with the Philanthropy for Voter Engagement Initiative, The Charles F. Kettering Foundation and the Nord Family Foundation. The focus of the conversation was on best practices and strategies for funders to support nonpartisan voter engagement and address participation gaps.
The United Philanthropy Forum shared updates on the latest federal actions affecting philanthropy and nonprofits, along with advocacy tools for collective action. Then attendees discussed how to support grantees and local communities as the federal government shutdown and other recent federal policy changes are impacting critical programs in Ohio, including SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) benefits, Head Start, health care and more.
The November Health Policy Table featured a presentation from Interim Director Tia Marcell Moretti on the Ohio Department of Behavioral Health's key priorities to ensure access to quality behavioral health care for all Ohioans, including state and regional efforts focused on youth mental health, crisis stabilization, the behavioral health workforce and more.
