Knowing your charitable options is the first step toward a legacy of giving
Philanthropy can be contagious and can inspire others to take action. It can also establish a family legacy that will be supported through the generations. But before giving, consider your strategy, and more importantly, your values and interests.
A new name caps off a decade of expansion at the Family and Youth Law Center
Meet people where they are. Don’t project your values onto others. Help individuals get beyond their expectations. These approaches have helped the Family and Youth Law Center at Capital University Law School expand and broaden its mission — ultimately leading the nonprofit to rebrand under a new name in March.
How to spot hidden fees in retirement plans, which drag performance down
Hidden fees are not only common; they essentially help run the entire retirement plan services industry. But these fees aren’t easy to find, even for the trained professional in the industry, let alone a busy business owner or manager.
How improved payment security measures will affect your business
From large retailers to insurers, data thieves are proving that no company is immune from online hacking. Learn about new payment security measures and what businesses should know.
How to ensure your plans aren’t bigger than your finances in times of growth
Growth is the goal for many companies, but not all growth is good. So, it’s critical that you properly manage it.
How to weigh the pros and cons of self-funded vs. fully insured health plans
For companies that must deal with how best to handle health insurance costs, there’s a decision that needs to be made fairly early in the process. Should a company choose to be fully insured, or should it opt to be self-insured?
Allegheny County’s Nonprofits
Understanding the unique role and contributions of community focused nonprofits in Pittsburgh.
How to empower employees to manage their health care spending
Learn what defines consumer-driven health care, how the options generally work and under what circumstances it might be right for your organization.
What to know when questions come up about workers’ comp entitlement
If you have an employee who is terminated as a result of breaking a written company rule, are you still responsible to cover the employee’s workers’ compensation claim?
Pittsburgh’s philanthropic sector drives community change as nonprofits evolve
An in-depth look at how Pittsburgh foundations and nonprofits interact with each other and the community at large.