$117.1M in expenses

Administration of charitable giving vehicles designed to facilitate the philanthropic intent of individuals, corporations, foundations and groups via donor advised, field of interest, designated or other fund types. Administration consists of gift receipt and acknowledgment, investment of fund assets, processing, and disbursing grants to nonprofit entities in accordance with the specifications of each fund as well as in alignment with the community foundation's terms and conditions. The greater washington community foundation currently provides administrative services to over 750 funds.

$3.7M in expenses

Fiscal sponsorships - the community foundation selectively extends its nonprofit status to groups and/or organizations who have a philanthropic mission but have either not received separate exempt status from the internal revenue service yet or are organized for a limited duration or purpose. The community foundation supplies the same administrative services as those listed in #1 above. In addition the foundation exercises expenditure control responsibility for all disbursements made by these fund types.

$1.3M in expenses

Internal program initiatives - program initiatives are discretionary activities of the greater washington community foundation designed to address specific areas of need within the service area of the greater washington region. Program initiatives of the current reporting period include partnership to end homelessness, health equity fund, and voices DMV. The partnership to end homelessness brings together the public and private sectors to ensure homelessness is rare, brief, and non-recurring. By joining across sectors, pteh works to increase the supply of deeply affordable housing, bolster the response system to help more people obtain and maintain stable housing, and ultimately end homelessness in DC. Voices of the community: DC, maryland, virginia (voicesdmv) is a community listening and engagement initiative conducted every three years to help understand the experiences of the people who live and work in the greater washington region.