PSO Program Partnerships
How do philanthropy-serving organizations (PSOs) partner together on programming? These partnerships take place along a continuum with varying levels of time and resource commitment.
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How do philanthropy-serving organizations (PSOs) partner together on programming? These partnerships take place along a continuum with varying levels of time and resource commitment.
Letter from a group of members of the Charitable Giving Coalition, including the Forum, asking Congress to include DAFs in relief legislation.
Earlier this month, the Forum submitted a letter to the California General Assembly’s Judiciary Committee in opposition to Assembly Bill 1712. This bill would require the Attorney General to develop reporting regulations related to donor-advised funds (DAFs) at an account-by-account level, departing from the current practice, already in place. The fund-by-fund disclosure required by the bill would likely lead to the disclosure of donor identify and/or private donor information.
Developed by The Giving Practice (TGP) in partnership with United Philanthropy Forum and Northern California Grantmakers, this guide shares seven practices and 12 tools for philanthropy-serving organizations (PSOs) who seek effective ways to mobilize resources to sustain their organization’s work
Join us on the trail with this PSO Field Guide that provides the stories of victory and defeat and provides details on the equipment necessary for successful partnerships and collaboration among PSOs and our partners.
How can PSOs interact more effectively when planning an event in another's region or area of expertise? Find suggested best practices and activities to follow.
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