Sparks were flying at IRCF's first "Spark Session" thanks to the energetic participation of Judy Lemoncelli (Alzheimer and Parkinson Association of Indian River County), Hannah Trodglen (Homeless Children's Foundation) and Molly Steinwald (Environmental Learning Center).  This one-hour idea lab was designed to generate ideas about how we might...

By CHANA R. SCHOENBERGER, The Wall Street Journal Updated Dec. 11, 2016 10:35 p.m. ET As the stock market reaches new heights after the presidential election, more investors are looking at their portfolios to see which securities have gone up the most—and then donating them...

Four grants of $25,000 each were recently awarded as part of a pilot project to learn more about the practices of local nonprofit organizations to become financially sustainable.  The following organizations were recognized for demonstrating best practices for the management and growth of an existing...

American taxpayers should take advantage of several big tax deductions, such as charitable giving, as they are likely to be far less valuable or even disappear next year. To read full article, click here.

Due to the possible impact from Hurricane Matthew, Indian River Community Foundation’s office will be closed on Wednesday October 5 through Friday October 7. The office will re-open for business on Monday October 10. Clients who require temporary assistance making a contribution to, or making...