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If you’ve noticed a surprising uptick in recent years among your younger clients investing in artwork, it is not your imagination! A survey of 1,007 U.S. high net worth individuals (each with at least $3 million in investable assets) found that 83% of respondents aged 43 and under said they currently own or would like to own art—compared with only 34% of those older than 43. Learn more about how this impacts your own assets.

Many people think of succession planning as something only relevant to businesses or nonprofits. However, it's equally important when considering the legacy you want to leave through philanthropy—including being intentional about what happens to your donor-advised fund at Kitsap Community Foundation after you're gone.

It’s more important than ever to stay informed about how changes in the tax law may affect your charitable giving. The recently passed One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) creates challenges as well as opportunities for structuring your philanthropy.

It’s time for back-to-school planning! If education is on your mind, you’re in good company. Charitable giving to education rose in 2024 to more than $58 billion! If education and related causes are important to you, Kitsap Community Foundation can help.

Every August, National Make-A-Will Month sparks important conversations about planning for the future. For nonprofits, it’s a chance to encourage donors to complete or update estate plans, explore legacy giving, and highlight the power of endowment gifts. By connecting wills with lasting impact, you can inspire supporters to include your mission in their plans—helping sustain your work for generations to come.

Events like galas and golf tournaments are great for fundraising and community-building—but special rules apply when donor-advised funds are involved. Donors can’t use their fund dollars for tickets, meals, or sponsorships that come with more than “incidental benefits.” They can, however, support your event by making gifts without perks and still be recognized. The community foundation is here to help you navigate the rules.

Recent changes in federal tax law under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) bring both challenges and opportunities for nonprofits. From higher standard deductions that may impact tax-motivated giving, to upcoming 2026 limits on charitable deductions, and even a new non-itemizer deduction, the landscape is shifting. 2025 may be a pivotal year for larger gifts, and the community foundation is here to help you plan and maximize support through these changes.

Monthly donors are loyal, generous—and full of potential. Discover how recurring giving can strengthen your nonprofit’s financial future and legacy pipeline.

Bequests declined in 2024, but they remain a powerful tool for long-term funding. Learn why planned giving still deserves your nonprofit’s attention.

Discover how charitable planning in retirement can deepen your purpose, involve your family, and build a lasting legacy with Kitsap Community Foundation.