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Think about all the assets you can bring to the table to advance your cause. Then deploy them! If philanthropists have anything, they have money.
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Get out of your own way and transform your giving. I recently learned from a client that the first thing she does each day is
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Do more than ready yourself for the unexpected. We have been told for most of our lives to prepare for the unexpected—save for a rainy