The U.S. Supreme Court’s narrow decision in Moore is a missed opportunity to slam the door closed on future taxes on assets, including resources set aside for charitable activity. Read our full press statement here: bit.ly/3RDCfhY

Check out our new video with Kim Dennis, where she shares why the freedom to give matters and how imposing restrictions on charitable giving will harm those most in need. bit.ly/4cFE4mo

As we continue to cherish our democracy and the American way of life, today we remember that its strength depends on our shared understanding of this country’s history and founding principles. bit.ly/3CVYRlS

May 1, 2024, marked the sunsetting of the Richard and Helen DeVos Foundation after 54 years. Rich and Helen DeVos, who passed away in 2017 and 2018, distributed $1.1 billion in grants to over 1,000 nonprofit organizations during their lifetimes. Read more: bit.ly/3LtrBqz

In 2023, the philanthropic landscape witnessed a remarkable resilience and recovery, as individuals, bequests, foundations and corporations collectively contributed an estimated $557.16 billion to U.S. charities, according to the Giving USA 2024 report. bit.ly/3W0k3jW

This year celebrates the 75th anniversary of the founding of the Sumners Foundation, which has invested $86 million in over 200 organizations “whose programs educate citizens about the fundamental principles of American democracy.” Read more: bit.ly/3ScAEjc

In an article published by Georgia Center for Opportunity, Megan Schmidt applauds the passage of the Donor Intent Protection Act and the Personal Privacy Protection Act by Georgia lawmakers. Schmidt details how both bills encourage charitable giving in the Peach State. bit.ly/4cMxcEo

The Roundtable's Megan Schmidt shares the dangerous implications for philanthropy under the new Illinois law that requires nonprofits to report the demographic make-up of their board of directors. Read here: bit.ly/3y5b60L

The U.S. Supreme Court’s recent decision to overturn a legal doctrine called “Chevron deference” marks a significant shift in how federal regulations will be interpreted and applied. Read here about the potential implications for donors and nonprofits: bit.ly/3Y727a4

In an op-ed published in Newsmax, the Roundtable's Adjunct Senior Fellow Patrice Onwuka explains how philanthropy’s historic role in the education of Black and disadvantaged students can be replicated in today’s post-affirmative action world. Read more: bit.ly/3Ae4BJO

A constitutionally protected right to associate is part of the fabric of our society. However, recent proposals, such as those outlined in a Tax Foundation report, have suggested taxing nonprofits’ net income and investment earnings. bit.ly/3WA50O7

Philanthropy Roundtable is pleased to announce the selection of business leaders, philanthropists, and brothers Jeff and Pete Coors as the winners of the 2024 Simon-DeVos Prize for Philanthropic Leadership. Learn more: bit.ly/4cikxb6 Adolph Coors Fdn

In an op-ed published in USA Today, Mayor Mike Hoffman of Aurora, Colorado, explains how the community is combating homelessness. Hoffman describes how nonprofit models can work to help improve communities and alleviate homelessness. Read the story: bit.ly/3LAxpyt

This week, with support from the Daniels Fund, we launched a new Civics Playbook, a digital resource for donors looking to make wise investments in high-impact organizations dedicated to enhancing civics education nationwide. Learn more: bit.ly/4cscMzJ

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