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Direct Charitable Activities, Recoverable Grants, and Funding Intermediaries and Fiscal Sponsors
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Who does regular program grants anymore? In an era when philanthropy is changing rapidly, the needs of philanthropists and the emerging fields they fund are shifting equally as fast. Direct charitable activities and recoverable grants are increasingly popular tools for achieving funders’ charitable goals—learn how foundations can use them effectively. Similarly, deployment of funds to the field through fiscal sponsors and intermediaries is on the rise—what are the legal and practical considerations for using these funding mechanisms?
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- TX MCLE credit expires: 4/30/2025
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Direct Charitable Activities, Recoverable Grants, and Funding Intermediaries and Fiscal Sponsors (Apr 2024)
Vanessa Goodwin, Kristen M. Gurdin
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Direct Charitable Activities, Recoverable Grants, and Funding Intermediaries and Fiscal Sponsors (Apr 2024)
Who does regular program grants anymore? In an era when philanthropy is changing rapidly, the needs of philanthropists and the emerging fields they fund are shifting equally as fast. Direct charitable activities and recoverable grants are increasingly popular tools for achieving funders’ charitable goals—learn how foundations can use them effectively. Similarly, deployment of funds to the field through fiscal sponsors and intermediaries is on the rise—what are the legal and practical considerations for using these funding mechanisms?
Originally presented: Feb 2024 Nonprofit Organizations Institute
Vanessa Goodwin,
Arnold Ventures LLC - Houston, TX
Kristen M. Gurdin,
Wellspring Philanthropic Fund, Inc. - New York, NY