Recent proposals to place restrictions on donor-advised funds – including the latest legislation proposed by Sen. Angus King and Sen. Charles Grassley -- are solutions in search of problems. If approved, these measures would reduce charitable giving – and ultimately hurt community nonprofits.

The Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta and other community foundations nationwide are condemning recent acts of violence against the Asian-American community.

The Seattle Foundation is working with a coalition of funders who want to raise $50 million over the next five years toward a more a inclusive recovery.

According to a survey by the Community Foundation Public Awareness Initiative, donor-advised funds (DAFs) at 84 U.S. community foundations granted more than $6.7 billion to nonprofits in 2020.

Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan hopes to reduce the number of opioid overdoses through its partnership with Vital Strategies, a global public health organization, and the Council of Michigan Foundations.

The Greater New Orleans Foundation is accepting donations toward its Disaster Response & Restoration Fund in response to Hurricane Zeta.

Dayton Foundation President Mike Parks and Community Foundation of Greater New Haven President William Ginsberg recently joined The Nonprofit Report to discuss the role of community foundations in addressing racial equity.

As unprecedented wildfires continue to spread across the west, community foundations across California, Oregon and Washington are providing needed relief to those in need.

The Cleveland Foundation is committing $2.5 million for the creation of the Cleveland Black Futures Fund, an effort that will invest in and strengthen Black-led and Black-serving social change organizations.

The Community Foundation of Southwest Louisiana has recently reactivated its Hurricane Relief and Recovery Fund and is requesting donations for Hurricane Laura recovery efforts.