How Adaptable Are You?
Everyone relies on standard ways of doing things. From getting kids out the door to school or making the next big grant, we all need
Everyone relies on standard ways of doing things. From getting kids out the door to school or making the next big grant, we all need
You’re completely committed to supporting others with your giving, and you’re doing everything possible to ensure that every penny of your charitable assets is going
There are many people in the world who offer advice and guidance to people with means, especially when it comes to how one can best
“Philanthropy” is generally translated from its Latin roots as “the love of humankind.” That means we automatically assume that all philanthropists are motivated, at least
We all talk about big data, evaluation, dashboards and bench marks. But we tend to collect a lot of data and then end up unsure
Billionaire Jeff Bezos’s recent Tweet for suggestions about how to give some of his fortune away has inspired several media stories, including commentary and an open letter to Jeff Bezos about
Hint: The answer is yes. By now you probably know two things about me: I travel frequently, and I’m addicted to good coffee – especially
My firm recently helped the David and Lucille Packard Foundation conduct a series of small gatherings of funders to discuss the Foundation’s learnings from a
You’re about to start on a new philanthropic adventure with a brand-new foundation. Perhaps it’s a family foundation that you’ve just created. Perhaps you’re taking
Summertime always reminds me of beach movies set on the Jersey Shore. There’s always a boardwalk with an ice-cream stand, a Ferris wheel, and an
On a recent trip to Mexico City, I was delighted to find a Starbucks right next door to my hotel. For a moment, I felt
Call ‘em what you want – in my 18 years advising foundations and philanthropists I’ve seen the terms “regional association of grantmakers,” “funder networks,” “affinity