AstraZeneca Foundation awards $1.14 million to take its health access program beyond the Mid-Atlantic
Five new nonprofits, three of them in California, get about $220,000 each. One first-cohort grantee returns with $50,000 to mentor the newcomers.
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How companies give: corporate foundations, employee giving, sponsorships and the reports behind them.
Five new nonprofits, three of them in California, get about $220,000 each. One first-cohort grantee returns with $50,000 to mentor the newcomers.
The Asia Foundation says the program will focus on India, the Philippines, Malaysia and Thailand. It follows a $50 million funders' coalition begun in July.
The donation began October 28. Airbnb says it will help provide $500 million over five years, a total that also counts other support and donors.
The AI company says the new LLC might make large donations to nonprofits. Its IPO filing names initial managers and ties more share grants to the stock price.
Median giving among matched companies rose 7.5%, but 52% gave less. At 2025 levels, about 4 in 5 would get no deduction under the floor that began in 2026.
Corporate GivingExplainer
Companies give through direct gifts, their own foundations, donated products and sponsorships. Each has its own tax rules, and the deduction changed in 2026.
The bank's foundation is funding housing programs on Atlanta's Westside. Huntington's merger deal with Cadence required it to keep the Cadence Bank Foundation.
The chipmaker plans $250 deposits for over 181,000 Idaho children plus bus and housing money. Its release does not say how the deposits will be made.