Maximizing IRA contributions, including catch-up amounts, can boost retirement savings and fuel charitable giving through GCF.
GCF partners with an LGBTQ+ Giving Circle to address housing, mental health, and basic needs.
GCF invests in economic mobility by funding job access, skills training, and employer partnerships.
GCF funds HomeStart’s Renew Collaborative to prevent evictions, keep families stably housed, and save property owners costs.
GCF helps advisors navigate multi-generational giving, facilitating dialogue, aligning values, and guiding families to make an impact.
In any market, GCF helps clients give strategically—using appreciated stock or cash to maximize tax benefits and support the nonprofits they love.
GCF names Matthew Randazzo as new president & CEO, bringing proven leadership in growth and community impact. He succeeds Ellen Katz.
More clients are exploring IRA gifts to charity. QCDs let those 70½+ give up to $100K/year tax-free, making IRAs a smart tool for lasting charitable impact.
Pending laws may require faster DAF payouts from private foundations and restore a universal charitable deduction, shaping future giving strategies.
After recent bank turmoil, advise clients on giving: tech slowdown may shift stock gift timing.
GCF powers collective giving, uniting donors to address urgent needs and strengthen community.
In 2022, GCF welcomed new board members Keith Dailey, Nirvani Head, and Jen Stein.
