Philanthropic Reform Update: Two Game-Changing Proposals from the Feds

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Two new recommendations coming out of Washington have the potential to bring about game-changing philanthropic reforms: the U.S. Treasury Department has recommended establishing payout requirements for Donor-Advised Funds (DAFs), a response to the current warehousing of billions of charitable dollars in these popular philanthropic vehicles. It is also proposing limits on how private foundations can use DAFs to meet their own payout requirements.

Catch up on where philanthropic reform stands today and where it’s headed with these interesting new efforts to create a more transparent and accountable charitable landscape. Join us, and hear from a panel of in-the-know experts, including:

• Jan Masaoka, CEO of CalNonprofits;
• Chuck Collins, Director, Program on Inequality and the Common Good, co-editor of Inequality.org at Institute for Policy Studies;
• Darryll K. Jones, Professor of Law, Florida A&M University College of Law;
• Alex Reid, Partner at Baker/Hosteler; and
• Jon Pratt, Senior Research Fellow, Minnesota Council of Nonprofits