We are proud to announce the 2026-2027 cohort of Stronger Partners, Brighter Futures: A Planned Giving Cohort, a nine-month initiative designed to help nonprofits build long-term sustainability through planned giving.
How can we spark generosity in our own lives and throughout our region? That was the question at-hand at the recent TEDxIndianapolis Salon, “Generosity for a New Era,” hosted in partnership with Central Indianapolis Community Foundation.
With changes in tax law now in effect, some companies may adjust how and where they give. Businesses still care deeply about community investment, but they may be looking for partnerships that feel more strategic, measurable and connected to their values. For nonprofits, that means relationships matter more than ever.
For years, many nonprofits relied on familiar messages, especially around tax benefits, to encourage giving. But in 2026, the landscape has changed, and donor behavior is changing with it. That makes now a good time to revisit your fundraising and stewardship messages, especially before year-end planning begins.
Many donors are only now beginning to understand how recent tax law changes affect charitable giving. Moments like this create natural openings for conversation. Donors are paying closer attention and may be more open to thinking strategically about how philanthropy fits into their broader financial plans.
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