Written by Jeff Bennett, Chief Innovation Officer New Year’s resolutions are notorious for vanishing before the snow melts. Who can give up caffeine when the sun sets at 5 p.m.? Or spend more time in nature when it’s buried under snow? For your consideration, here are three resolutions that nonprofits can utilize for added sustainability […]Read More.
How scary is the thought of a data breach? So scary that they made October cybersecurity month. 2024 marks the 20thanniversary of this observation. Not-for-profits who work within large, digital systems are contemplating ransomware, malware, and phishing as much as werewolves, witches, and mummies. To “celebrate” Cybersecurity Month, CICF asked its Senior Director of Information […]Read More.
Written by Jennifer Turner, Vice President of Philanthropy, Central Indiana Community Foundation For many of us, the word “endowment” can feel intimidating. It conjures up images of billion-dollar family foundations or Ivy League universities, entities that seem to exist in another dimension from our own. In reality, an endowment is far more accessible – and […]Read More.
By Clark Collier, Director of Giving Strategies, Central Indiana Community Foundation Here’s the good news: your organization has received a generous contribution estimated at over $500,000. The bad news: It is entirely in the form of baseball cards. What do you do? As a not-for-profit, your strengths are typically in human services, public advocacy, volunteer […]Read More.
By Clark Collier, Director of Giving Strategies, Central Indiana Community Foundation As philanthropic advisors in central Indiana, we are experiencing firsthand the results of generational culture shifts. At Central Indiana Community Foundation, we are seeing that as the wealth of Boomers and Gen X philanthropists is shifting to Millennials and Gen Zers, each generation brings […]Read More.