The increasing popularity of private club foundations has caught the attention of those seeking to engage in charitable and related activities that support the club’s mission. This often includes select community service projects and educational programs such as the development of a library or an expanded art collection. Some foundations also focus on creating grants and scholarships that are awarded to students on an annual basis. The key is that these foundations and related endowments provide a means for members and others to contribute to projects they believe to be personally significant.

These foundations are a popular way to direct resources and energy into members’ passions. However, there are a host of legal and accounting issues that need to be considered prior to foundation establishment. In addition to signing the paperwork, the process, mechanics around how the foundation will function, who will serve on the Board of Directors, and much more needs to be decided. The webcast will highlight many of the issues that the club needs to consider. Take a deep dive into the topic by downloading “Clubs In Philanthropy,” a five-part series by the webcast’s presenters, from Club Director magazine.

Presented by:

Larry J. Absheer, Director of Advancement, Missouri Athletic Club.

Kevin F Reilly, JD, CPA, CGMA, Partner, PBMares, LLP.

Moderated by  

John C. Good, Director, of Events, Technology & Member Engagement, National Club Association 

This webcast is free to current NCA Member Clubs’ Staff and Board of Directors, and $99 for non-NCA Members.