A collection of responses from a listserv discussion on grant agreements, which outline the terms and conditions under which a grant is awarded to a nonprofit organization or other eligible entity.
We are excited to announce and celebrate the 2025 Philanthropy Awards winners: Mike Parks, Devontá Dickey, Julie Paxton, Dr. Raphael Allen and Rick Kellar.
This Midwest Partner Series recording highlights how the Siemer Institute is investing in the potential of children through housing stability while developing trust-based partnerships, improved equity in grantmaking and streamlined grant reporting processes.
In the face of political uncertainty, funding pressures and growing community needs, we remain committed to supporting you with resources, connection and solidarity. To help navigate these difficult times, we’ve gathered information and resources and will continue to stand with you, advocate for you and amplify the importance of your work.
This collection of staff research provides a list of behavioral and mental health funders in Ohio.
Philanthropy Ohio urges Senators Husted and Moreno to oppose excise tax increases proposed in the "One, Big, Beautiful Bill," as these changes would significantly reduce the capacity of Ohio private foundations to fund essential community services.
This program shares insights on understanding how rural grantmaking fits into equitable grantmaking strategies, strategies to support collaborative solutions that improve economic mobility in rural communitie and field examples and resources to support funders in this space.
This resource provides a comparative overview for philanthropists considering various giving options. It covers direct contributions, community foundation-based funds, donor-advised funds, starting a foundation, as well as frequently asked questions about making contributions and options for estate and planned giving.
In 2022, Ohio's foundation giving hit a record $2.44 billion, marking a 13% increase from the previous year, despite an 8% decline in total foundation assets and a growing number of foundations in the state.
Philanthropy Ohio interim president & CEO, Claudia Y.W. Herrold, delivers a call to action and encourages members to lean in during challenging times.
