A Plan of One's Own: A Woman's Guide to Philanthropy
This guide examines women's roles in philanthropy and features “how to” sections on creating and using a variety of forms of charitable giving, as well as working with professional advisers.
This guide examines women's roles in philanthropy and features “how to” sections on creating and using a variety of forms of charitable giving, as well as working with professional advisers.
The guide shares and explains the experiences of several institutions that broadened their donor bases, services, and programs by reaching out to diverse communities. The publication focuses on the African American, Asian American, Latino, and Native American communities
Targeted for students age 12-18, this resource guidebook is an educational tool to teach young people the value they can bring to their communities as philanthropists in giving their time, talent and treasure.
Download and personalize this template to create a plan that outlines your strategy in response to a disaster, provides essential information for the continuity of critical business functions, and identifies resources to:
This page contains Asset Development and Donor Services resources for community foundations.
This page contains Board Governance resources for Indiana community foundations.
This page contains Finance/Investments resources for community foundations.
This page contains Fund Management resources for community foundations.
This page contains Indiana Transfer of Wealth resources for community foundations.
This page contains materials and toolkis from the James Irving Foundation's Community Foundations Initiative II which as launced in 2005 and over a six-year period, involved a $12 million investment to accelerate growth and leadership for small and young community foundations in rural areas of California.