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The Congressional Budget Office has released an analysis of various options to change the charitable deduction and how it would impact the deficit. This is just an exploratory analysis, not recommendations or proposed legislation.
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The Colorado Media Project, in partnership with the Colorado News Collaborative and Free Press have released a fourth report with recommendations on improving relations between indigenous communities and local news media. Access the Indigenous Community Report here . Join a virtual conversation with indigenous leaders on the report recommendations: Register for Reach, Representation and Respect: A conversation with Indigenous leaders Thurs., May 25 | 5:30 - 7:00 p.m.| Virtual | Space is limited Link here to access additional Voices Initiative reports on local media relations with Colorado's...
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The Colorado Health Foundation has released Phase I results from their annual Pulse poll of Coloradans.
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Colorado Children's Campaign has released the 30th annual Kids Count in Colorado Report. Youth mental health is the focus of the report, which shares the most recent data and offers recommendations for policy action. You can also explore data by county.
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Rural capacity matters. An analysis of FEMA's BRIC funding, intended to reduce natural disasters and build climate resilience, shows only 13% of funded communities had high Rural Capacity Index Scores and only 3% of funding went to low-capacity counties.
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Inside Philanthropy has released a report on foundations, major donors and corporations making grants for rural communities, highlighting the role of the Community Foundation of Gunnison Valley and Colorado health conversion foundations. .
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Materials from our May 24, 2017 program " Informed Philanthropy: The Facts on Immigrants and Refugees "
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This publication provides an overview of the impetus for the Equitable Evaluation Framework™ (EEF) and attempts to document early moments and first steps of engagement with U.S. philanthropic institutions — most often their research, evaluation and learning staff — whom we refer to as foundation partners throughout this publication. The themes shared in this publication surfaced through conversations with a group of foundation staff who have been part of the Equitable Evaluation Project, now referred to as the Equitable Evaluation Initiative (EEI), since 2017 as advisors, investment partners...
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