Abstract
Using legal and judicial means to build community foundation assets are the focus of some of the more interesting recent developments in community foundation law. This article discusses a recent state supreme court case that pitted a com- munity foundation against a trustee bank for control over the management and investment of a trust for the benefit of the community foundation; state incentive programs for community foundations, including tax credits and the use of gambling revenues to build community foundation assets; the growth of community foundation self-regulation; and other new developments that converge on a key issue—building endowment—that faces the vast majority of America's underfunded, under-endowed community foundations in a time of growing community and social needs.
Recommended Citation
Mark Sidel,
Recent Developments in Community Foundation Law: The Quest for Endowment Building,
85
Chi.-Kent L. Rev.
657
(2010).
Available at:
https://scholarship.kentlaw.iit.edu/cklawreview/vol85/iss2/7
