The practice of family philanthropy is evolving and so too are the structures that social impact practitioners employ to accomplish their objectives. However, a number of questions remain on the minds of philanthropic families. What are the available vehicles that promote social impact? How do...
We invite our corporate members to join us for this briefing to discuss topics relevant to corporate philanthropy. Stay tuned for more speaker and agenda information to come. Please register in advance for this event and contact Sharayah Lane with...
Please join the first Pierce County Funders group meeting of 2021. This meeting will be virtual, and we look forward to seeing our partners who fund in and around Pierce County. We will be hearing from local experts on current legislative and policy highlights that are pertinent to the...
Many philanthropic families have a strong sense of identity, defined by their traditions and culture and carried out through their commitments to one another and the public trust. A clear family identity is driven by a shared purpose and philosophy, which in turn promotes a successful collective...
Please join the virtual Q1 Alaska Funders Group meeting. We will hear from Erik O’Brien from the Denali Commission in the first half. Erik will give an update on federal stimulus money for broadband and opportunities for Alaska to apply.
The second half of the meeting will be a shared...
Please join us for a conversation with lawyer Phil Purcell from the Indiana Philanthropy Alliance. Phil is the primary attorney for the ...
Clearly defined motivations and values are the underpinnings of an effective family philanthropy strategy — they articulate a purpose, provide direction and serve as a measure of accountability. They are also a dynamic and ever-evolving tool to guide donors and their families through the...