Philanthropy for your family business
Philanthropy can give a family business a purposeful way to give back to the community, communicate your core values, or help you plan for business succession.
Philanthropy can give a family business a purposeful way to give back to the community, communicate your core values, or help you plan for business succession.
DAFs are an excellent tool for both financial planning and charitable giving. But not all are the same, and some are going to serve your purposes better than others.
Camp Jump Start in Imperial raised $51,983 in the final round in a blowout win against HEROES Care in the Brackets For Good St. Louis’ fundraising contest based on the NCAA men’s basketball playoffs.
YouthBridge Community Foundation is excited to announce that sixty-four St. Louis area charities are gearing up for their chance to dance – in a charitable giving tournament.
St. Louis – YouthBridge Community Foundation has just expanded its board of directors with the addition of Wendy Walsh and Dan Shasserre. YouthBridge now has a 12-member board. Wendy Walsh is a partner at The Law Office of Wendy W. Walsh, where she has practiced … More →
YouthBridge has proudly participated in the SEIC for 11 years, and at this 2016 event, there was a total of $175,000 awarded to local organizations from various funders.
YouthBridge Community Foundation was recently recognized for its family business expertise in the St. Louis Business Journal.
When planning financial affairs, most people are primarily interested in how they can improve their quality of life. They want to be able to live comfortably, to take care of their family, and to “make a difference.”
Dan Bean knows a lot about YouthBridge and relies on his Charitable Giving Account with YouthBridge for much of his family’s philanthropy and associated tax planning.
In the business world, the concept of “doing well by doing good” is finding its way into more board rooms and strategic plans.