Financial Growth
Generations of Philanthropy
Generations of Philanthropy Their jeans have always told the story of hard work and good value. In 1866, Levi Strauss, a German-Jewish immigrant, built his first store and the foundation…
Read MoreCircle of Influence
Circle of Influence Donors have spent a lifetime developing professional relationships to enhance the success of their business or career. It’s their “circle of influence.” Now, in retirement, that network…
Read MoreInvoluntary Philanthropists
Involuntary Philanthropists Webster’s Dictionary defines a philanthropist as “a benevolent supporter of human beings and human welfare.” When I grew up and heard that big word, guess who I thought…
Read MoreRewrite Your Own Obituary
Rewrite Your Own Obituary A Swedish entrepreneur, who had made millions by inventing and manufacturing dynamite, hadn’t thought much about being remembered. Until… He read his own obituary! In 1888,…
Read MoreCelebrate Making a Difference
National Non-Profit Day- August 17 Nonprofits play a vital role in society and our country.Did you know?Nonprofits employ 10% of the U.S. workforce.Nonprofits make up 5.7% of the United…
Read MoreHow Giving Won WWII
How Giving Won WWII Philanthropy, even your philanthropy, no matter how big or small can make a difference in powerful ways. You should never underestimate the impact of your philanthropy,…
Read MoreStress Relief
Stress Relief Studies show that the number one concern and desire for men and women in the late stage of their career and those entering retirement is health. Health. Vitality.…
Read MoreServing the Pioneers…
Serving the Pioneers… The donors that excite and freak us out. They are the pioneers. They are the ones that like to go where no one else has gone. Solve…
Read MoreThe Fear of Being Forgotten
The fear of being forgotten. The fear of not making a difference. The fear of not having an impact on my family, friends, and others. These are common fears… I…
Read MoreThe Antidote for Materialism
Kids are notorious for saying to their parents, “I need…”. However, rarely is it a true “need.” For the most part we have everything we need and almost everything we…
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