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Grantmaking for Advisors
Currently, there is no minimum or maximum number of grants an advisor must recommend. The
Foundation will accept grant recommendations at any time during the year. Grants are reviewed by the board of directors at each monthly board meeting.
The primary person listed on the fund agreement can recommend grants from the fund. (The fund agreement form is the form signed by the donor when he/she makes the initial gift.) The Community Foundation will consider written requests to add advisors to the fund agreement.
Nonprofit organizations that are classified by the IRS as a 501(c)(3), schools, municipalities and government programs are eligible.
No. Funds may make distributions only to qualifying nonprofit and public organizations. Donor Advisors may, however, recommend scholarship grants to schools or other organizations.
Yes, as long as you receive no personal benefit from the grant.
No pledges please! We cannot make a grant to fulfill a pledge or other previous commitments you’ve made to support an organization or project/fund drive.
If you desire to remain anonymous with all grants you recommend we will set up an anonymous fund, and all gifts from the fund will remain anonymous. If you are interested in remaining anonymous on a particular grant from a fund that is not an anonymous fund, please contact Community Foundation staff to discuss your options.
No, grants from your fund are not tax deductible. Your tax deduction is based on the contributions you make to your fund. Therefore, you receive a tax deduction at the time of your gift.
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