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This free download will help you create a powerful giving plan in radically uncertain times. So many funders I talk to lately are feeling overwhelmed (and exhausted) because conditions keep changing and it’s hard to plan for an unknown future. But while the future is uncertain, we don’t have to be. You can’t afford to “wait and see.” With these practical how-tos, you can pivot with purpose! About Kris Putnam-Walkerly Kris Putnam-Walkerly, MSW is a global philanthropy advisor and president of Putnam Consulting Group, Inc. For more than 20 years, top global philan...

Harnessing Joy as a Catalyst for Philanthropic Change From: Three simple questions to begin a joyful process to amplify your impact. Over the last 10 months, the world has been watching and experiencing how systemic racism and injustice magnifies personal hardship and undermines recovery. At the same time, more and more people wonder how they can change the relentless reality of inequities and oppression, of division and mud-slinging �...

Top Three Behaviors To Bounce Forward From Crises From: How to effectively navigate change and shockproof your organization. With COVID-19, we’ve entered a new era for civil society. Nothing is as it was, and no two nonprofit situations are the same. While some organizations have dramatically increased revenue and are hiring, others are shuttering programs and furloughing staff. But regardless of your circumstances, the world need...

Some of the most common traps advisors can help younger clients avoid. The portion of these assets used for social good represents an upcoming “philanthropy boom.” Who will be receiving this wealth transfer? Largely millennials. They’re a generation that’s grown up knowing hardship and unemployment, but that’s still more generous than other generations. While the number of dollars they donate hasn’t yet surpassed other generations, the percentage of people donating has. Millennial donors are different from their parents and grandparents. They often orient themsel...