/fəˈlanTHrəpy/
noun
From Greek, literally meaning humankind
For too long in our society philanthropy has been narrowly defined and associated with only a few very wealthy individuals. Given the definition of philanthropy however, this is truly accessible to anyone. There is no age limit or socioeconomic parameter on philanthropy. People can give of their time, treasure (money), talent, or ties (contacts). It’s all philanthropy.
We are at an exciting time in the age of philanthropy. Anyone can be a philanthropist.
You are ready to focus on your giving, to set philanthropic goals and develop a giving strategy, as well as articulate your legacy. You may want to teach your children and grandchildren about the importance of philanthropy. I'm here to guide you
Do you want to learn how to give more intentionally, but prefer to learn in a group setting? Philanthropy Camp for Women is YOUR opportunity to learn to be a philanthropist and give meaningful gifts.
While you are the expert in managing their wealth, preparing their taxes, or creating their estate plan, I can address your clients’ concerns about their philanthropy and help build client loyalty in the process.
Together, we’ll identify your values, giving priorities, and vision to create a Philanthropy Plan.
Over the course of six sessions, we’ll engage in thoughtful activities and meaningful discussions as we explore philanthropy together.
I’ll help you spark the philanthropic conversation with your clients with an engaging presentation.
I feel so overwhelmed by all the donation requests I get. How do I decide?
I don’t know how to say no to requests for donations.
There are so many causes that need help! How do I decide?
Do you recognize yourself in these statements? If you do, let’s talk. I’m here to help.