My Commitment to Help End Racism
George Floyd’s murder on May 25, 2020, was senseless and sickening. As is the horrifying news from the New York Times that at least 70
George Floyd’s murder on May 25, 2020, was senseless and sickening. As is the horrifying news from the New York Times that at least 70
Philanthropy is never simple. Yet in 2020 the waves of crises crashing over communities everywhere have made achieving outcomes and impact harder than ever. Last
In a time of social anxiety, where are we falling short? In philanthropy circles, people very rarely, if ever, call each other out for
The time for business as usual is long gone. In the United States of America in 2020, the sickening murder of a black man—George
How to create, solidify and embrace the new you. We’ve experienced plenty of challenge over the past few months. But what about the profound
Some are more effective than others. When the unexpected happens, we all wish we had the presence of mind of a first responder. But
With every challenge comes opportunity. None of us would have chosen this moment, but now that it’s here, we’re all forced to respond. We’re
Strategies guide philanthropists during tumultuous times Philanthropists are most effective when they have a strategy. And, formulating that strategy is easier than you think. With
You’re just the philanthropic leader we need. If you are like most funders or philanthropy-serving organizations, in the past two weeks you’ve done one
6 Ways Philanthropists May Feel Overwhelmed A serious, but largely overlooked, problem in philanthropy is feeling overwhelmed. You know what I’m talking about. You
Banish these common fears that undermine your impact As a warning mechanism, we’d all agree that fear can come in handy. But what happens
There is no reason philanthropic efforts must come to a grinding halt during tumultuous times. In the past week, I’ve heard a dozen examples