Legal Series - Making Grants to Individuals

This program is a part of a four-part Legal Programs Series from our 2016 PNY Core Curriculum:

• February 17 – Making Grants to Individuals
• March 24 – Best Practices in International Grantmaking
• April 13 – Self-Dealing (Family Foundations & Family Offices)
• June 8 – Fiscal Sponsorships - Best Practices and Common Pitfalls

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Scholarships, fellowships, travel grants, achievement awards, disaster relief awards – did you know that grants to individuals can help grantmakers broaden their support in myriad ways?  Learn about the rules that govern these types of grantmaking activities by private foundations.

Explore

• Learn about the legal and regulatory requirements for programs that award grants to individuals
• Understand how grants to individuals can help grantmakers achieve their objectives
• Review the guidelines for programs that award travel grants to individuals for attendance at conferences and meetings
• Learn about the amount of involvement a foundation can have when awarding funds to individuals
• Hear about and learn from case studies

We encourage Legal Counsel, General Counsel, Program Officers, Executive Directors of small foundations, Grant Managers, and funders who fund scholarships/fellowships, among others to join us for this session.

Presenters

• A. Nicole Campbell, Deputy General Counsel, Open Society Foundations

Designed for

All interested funders.