Please join us for an exclusive conversation on Wednesday, October 7 at noon with Sharna Goldseker, founder and vice president of 21/64 and author of Generation Impact: How Next Gen Donors Are Revolutionizing Giving. 

Employee Relief programs are a meaningful part of any corporations social responsibility platform. Historic wildfires and hurricanes, on top of the COVID-19 pandemic, further highlights just how critical charitable grants are for employees in crisis. They also create opportunity for employee engagement, social impact and the potential for increased corporate loyalty.

On September 16, Travis Pruit and Tim Westrich presented a review of recent market activity and performance review for FFTC standard investment pools, as well as their outlook for the remainder of this year.

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On September 15, Bryan Beasley from Marsh & McLennan Agency, LLC, led a presentation on helping nonprofits obtain the best terms for renewals and navigating the unique challenges COVID presents now and into the future. 

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The COVID-19 pandemic, as well as protests for racial equality stemming from the death of George Floyd and other recent violence against Black people, have had a dramatic impact on corporate social responsibility efforts. Consumers and employees have a greater expectation for action – and greater scrutiny of those actions. Watch the presentation.

On July 22, FFTC's investment consultant, Mercer Investments LLC presented a 2nd quarter investment review webinar. Watch the presentation.

On June 17, FFTC and Women's Impact Fund presented practical information regarding options for managing philanthropic giving, primarily donor-advised funds and planned giving. Watch the presentation.

On June 16, FFTC’s Center for Nonprofit Sustainability gave a comprehensive review of recently released guidance on the Paycheck Protection Program loan forgiveness application. This webinar is presented by FFTC’s tax and audit partner, Cherry Bekaert. Watch the presentation.

On May 12, Michael Marsicano, FFTC President and CEO, and Brian Collier, Executive Vice President, shared how you can respond effectively to the current crisis while making strategic decisions about other giving priorities. Holly Welch Stubbing, FFTC EVP and CEO of our subsidiary, E4E Relief, also provided an update on national employee relief fund efforts, including the Brave of Heart Fund.

On May 5, Jeanne Allen of Jeanne Allen Consulting presented tips for facilitating, organizing and structuring an effective and engaging board meeting. She also discussed technology for online meetings, and how you can keep your board engaged through a crisis. Watch the presentation.

On April 9, we shared our 1st Quarter in Review webinar, presented by the Foundation's investment consultant, Mercer Investments LLC. Travis Pruit and Tim Westrich of Mercer Investments presented a review of Q1 market activity and performance review for FFTC standard investment pools. Watch the presentation.