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Photo courtesy of Community Foundation of Greater MemphisAugust is Black Philanthropy Month: an annual global celebration and campaign held every August since 2011 to uplift and promote Black giving, leadership, and investment in communities worldwide. -
Photo courtesy of Community Foundation of Greater MemphisLife has a way of changing everything at once. A divorce. The loss of a spouse. Retirement. In the middle of those moments, the last thing most people are thinking about is charitable giving.
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Do you own property you're no longer sure what to do with? A vacation home that sits empty most of the year, or land you inherited that feels more like a burden than a blessing? You might be able to turn it into something meaningful—a charitable gift. -
Women are reshaping philanthropy in America—and it's happening in ways both gradual and sudden. -
If you're a generous person—someone who gives to causes you care about—recent changes to federal tax law could affect how you give, and how much of a tax break you get for it. -
If charitable giving hasn't felt like something that fits your budget, recent changes to the tax law might change that. -
Charitable giving is a cornerstone of virtually every major religious tradition—but have you thought about how that value carries forward in your estate plan?
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Featured: A celebration of felines & friends with CatVideoFest at Pink Palace; Back-to-School Family Day at Stax Museum -
WKNO's Gallery 1091 is featuring work by Linda Clark through August 27.
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WKNO-TV's "The Overton Park Shell at 90" premieres tonight at 7:30 p.m. on channel 10. -
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Kacky Walton spoke with Natalie Brashear and Jeff Hulett about Fun Studio, Memphis Botanic Garden's new music-inspired play space, and the "My Big Backyard Jam Session" celebration marking its grand opening. -
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On Saturday, August 8, "100 Years of Miles and Coltrane" will be presented by the Jazz Foundation of West Tennessee at The Ned in Jackson, TN.
