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Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is typically described as self-regulation that is part of a corporation's business model and strategic plan.

Reinvests in underserved communities.

What is a conflict of interest? And how can board members avoid them?

A Case Statement is at the heart of your fundraising strategy.

A charitable remainder trust is attractive to donors with highly appreciated assets.

One of the simplest and most popular forms of life income gifts is the charitable gift annuity.

A capital campaign is a time-limited effort by a nonprofit organization to raise significant dollars for a specific project.

A corporate foundation often maintains close ties with the donor company, but it is a separate, legal organization.

Community foundations provide services to donors who wish to establish endowed funds without incurring the administrative and legal costs of starting independent foundations.

Corporations are a major source of funding for nonprofits. Learn what corporate philanthropy means and the forms it can take.

One of the most common types of nonprofits, a 501(c)(3)corporation has many advantages, such as tax-exempt status, ability to receive donations from foundations, and that its donors can take tax deductions for their gifts

The word "charity" encompasses religion, education, and assistance to the government, promotion of health, relief of poverty or distress and other purposes that benefit the community.

Cause-Related Marketing can be valuable as another way to raise funds for a charity.

A cooperative is a collaboration of individuals or businesses that work together to gain a benefit through numbers.