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The IRS Form 990 is more than a tax filing—it’s a valuable tool for demonstrating transparency, accountability, and mission impact. As proposed federal changes place greater attention on nonprofit reporting, organizations have an opportunity to strengthen donor confidence and showcase strong governance. Kitsap Community Foundation is here to help nonprofits navigate evolving expectations and communicate their impact effectively.

As donors adjust to changing tax laws and economic uncertainty, nonprofits may see both hesitation and new opportunities for engagement. Organizations that prioritize clear communication, flexible giving strategies, and mission-driven storytelling can strengthen donor relationships and encourage long-term support.

As tax laws and donor behavior evolve, nonprofits may need to rethink traditional fundraising messaging. Today’s donors are increasingly motivated by impact, transparency, and connection to mission. Organizations that focus on year-round storytelling, tailored outreach, and evolving giving methods can build stronger, more resilient donor relationships.

As corporate philanthropy evolves, nonprofits have an opportunity to deepen relationships and rethink partnership strategies. Today’s businesses are looking for meaningful impact, stronger alignment with their values, and long-term community investment. By focusing on relationships, innovation, and clear outcomes, nonprofits can build resilient corporate partnerships for the future.

Charitable lead annuity trusts (CLATs) are complex but increasingly relevant, especially in light of recent IRS guidance suggesting added flexibility. For the right client—particularly those with appreciating assets and estate tax exposure—a CLAT can support charitable goals while enabling efficient wealth transfer.

The period right after tax season offers a valuable opportunity to reflect on charitable giving decisions while details are still fresh. From missed tax-saving strategies like donating appreciated assets or bunching contributions, to documentation gaps, many common regrets can be avoided with early planning. By taking a proactive approach and partnering with Kitsap Community Foundation, donors can align their giving more effectively with both their financial goals and their d

Tax season 2026 brings new rules for itemizers, "above-the-line" deductions, and QCDs. Learn how these changes impact your donors and how Kitsap Community Foundation can help you navigate these conversations.

Even with the 0.5% floor and 35% cap now in effect, donor-advised funds remain a highly relevant planning tool. KCF’s DAFs provide flexibility, local expertise, and meaningful opportunities for impact—helping clients align timing, strategy, and community priorities. For advisors, DAFs continue to support long-term, holistic planning and values-driven philanthropy.

A new year is the perfect time to bring clarity to your charitable giving. By reviewing last year’s contributions, consulting your tax advisors early, and setting thoughtful goals for 2026, you can align your philanthropy with your values. Kitsap Community Foundation is here to help you plan intentionally, explore opportunities, and build a giving strategy that creates lasting impact.

A new year is a great time to review your charitable priorities—especially with 2026 tax changes that may affect giving strategies. From new itemizing thresholds to updated incentives for non-itemizers and retirees, it’s important to loop in your tax advisors early. Kitsap Community Foundation is here to coordinate with your financial team so you can meet your charitable goals with clarity and confidence.

As you guide clients through year-end planning, 2025 stands out as a pivotal year for charitable strategy. With significant OBBBA tax changes arriving in 2026, now is the time to help donors maximize the value of their contributions and consider tools like donor-advised funds or QCDs. Kitsap Community Foundation is here to support you and your clients in navigating these shifting rules with confidence.

Across our region, families are feeling the impact of economic uncertainty and other disruptions. Kitsap Community Foundation can help you align your charitable giving to meet urgent needs and create lasting change—right here in our community.

Across our region, nonprofits are working tirelessly to meet growing needs during times of uncertainty. Kitsap Community Foundation partners with you to highlight impact, engage donor-advised fund holders, and connect giving to timely tax advantages—all to ensure your organization stays strong and ready to serve our community, today and in the future.

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act left Qualified Charitable Distributions largely untouched, but their value for clients is greater than ever. For individuals 70½ and older, QCDs remain a straightforward way to give, lowering taxable income while supporting the causes they care about. As new deduction rules take effect in 2026, QCDs will be an important strategy to help clients align tax efficiency with meaningful charitable impact.

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.

Proposed tax reforms could reshape corporate and individual giving. Stay informed to adapt your strategy and safeguard your funding sources.

Understand proposed tax law changes and how they may affect estate planning and charitable giving strategies.

Tax legislation is changing fast—but your giving strategy doesn’t have to get lost in the noise. Learn what’s proposed and how Kitsap Community Foundation can help you plan ahead.

Big changes ahead for tax policy in 2025! Get insights on what it means for charitable giving.

Stay informed about potential tax policy shifts in 2025 and their implications for endowment fundraising strategies.