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Marianne Combs and Jo Erickson

Will the new tax code hit charities hard?

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With the new tax law coming into play, MPR News Host Marianne Combs looked at whether people are still willing to give to charities even if they don't get as many tax benefits.

Combs spoke to Hadar Susskind, senior vice president of government relations at the Council on Foundations, about the impact of recent tax reform on charities.

She was also joined by Second Harvest Heartland CEO Rob Zeaske and HUGE Improv Theater managing director Molly Chase.

Use the audio player above to listen to their discussion.