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Jeff Stimpson
Private foundations can serve a variety of functions and can have endowments as small as $250,000, advisors say.
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Hannah Shaw Grove
A concept called “trust-based philanthropy” is going to resonate with younger givers.
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Hannah Shaw Grove
Depending on where they are in their giving, you'll have to ask your clients different questions.
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Hannah Shaw Grove
You can better help clients by coordinating their investments, taxes, estate planning and philanthropy.
by FA Staff
Large donations were made in the spring to Ukraine causes, Vanguard said.
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Karen DeMasters
One in four grants were made to organizations the donors had not previously supported.
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Karen DeMasters
The goals of philanthropists are changing, say these experts.
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Paul R. Samuelson
These are some of the gift-giving strategies that nonprofits promote in their holiday appeals.
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Jeffrey D. Haskell
Private foundations offer a host of tax benefits to wealthy clients and are easier to establish than you might think.
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Jennifer Lea Reed
A tough economic year opens options for clients to benefit from doing good, experts say.
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Karen DeMasters
Daffy for Families is a service that includes family members in donor-advised fund decisions.
by
Joyce Blay
Less than a quarter of donors plan to consult a financial advisor about charitable giving, a company survey says.
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Karen DeMasters
Donor-advised funds help philanthropists turn noncash assets into charitable donations.
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Hannah Shaw Grove
Keep these trends in mind if you want to help wealthy donors turbocharge their impact.
by FA Staff
Healthcare saw the largest increase in donations.
by FA Staff
Donations increased for the first half of the year despite a market downturn and inflation, the charity said.
by FA Staff
Organizations helping Ukraine, Afghanistan and Covid relief efforts have benefited, Schwab Charitable said.
