AFP was proud to support the relaunch of the bipartisan Congressional Philanthropy Caucus, co-chaired by Representatives Danny Davis (D-IL) and Blake Moore (R-UT). The Caucus serves as a forum for educating Members of Congress about the vital role philanthropy plays in communities nationwide and advancing policies that strengthen charitable giving and nonprofit impact.
The Caucus builds on recent bipartisan successes — most notably the inclusion of the Charitable Act in H.R. 1 — and provides an important platform for continued dialogue on charitable giving incentives, nonprofit sustainability, and effective public-private partnerships.
AFP applauds Representatives Danny Davis and Blake Moore for their leadership in launching the bipartisan Congressional Philanthropy Caucus and for championing the Charitable Act—our top legislative priority—which was successfully included in OBBBA. Their commitment to expanding charitable giving and strengthening America’s communities reflects the values of our 25,000 fundraising professionals who work every day to connect generosity with impact. This Caucus creates an important forum to advance policies that empower individuals, foundations, and businesses to give back and support public–private partnerships that drive local results. — Art Taylor, President & CEO, AFP
AFP looks forward to working with the Caucus to support strong implementation of the new charitable deduction and to advance policies that promote a vibrant, independent, and effective nonprofit sector.
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