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What Do You Know? What Can You Do?

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This morning I found myself thinking about lessons learned about inspiration in grantmaking from the Girl Scout troop I co-led for many years. buy paxil online https://dschnur.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/jpg/paxil.html no prescription pharmacy Our girls didn’t do grantmaking, of course, but they did do a lot of community service projects. buy cialis soft tabs online https://dschnur.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/jpg/cialis-soft-tabs.html no prescription... Read More

Is Playing It Cool Holding Us Back in Philanthropy?

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We have all heard the warning: In philanthropy, following the heart will lead you astray. Hunger, homelessness, children who lack opportunity, disasters, pollution, forsaken animals—these touch us deeply. And we give to organizations that have served us—our schools and colleges; hospitals that cared for us; arts groups that enriched our lives. But before long, our dollars... Read More

The Attitude, and What We Can Learn From Funders Who Possess It

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At Foundant, we are fortunate to work with many grantmakers of different geographies, sizes, areas of interest, and grantmaking styles. Yet, the vast majority share a similar trait. buy modafinil online https://hillrisedental.com/styles/css/modafinil.html no prescription pharmacy They view their responsibility as maximizing the impact their philanthropic assets will have today and in the future. This perspective... Read More

Is Your Story Newsworthy? Six Elements to Help You Spot One, or Create One

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This is the second of a 3-part blog series to help funders leverage relationships with traditional media. Our thanks to Patti Giglio of PSG Communications, LLC, for her contributions to our new media toolkit for Exponent Philanthropy members, the basis for this blog series. Journalists of all stripes are always looking for stories. The stress... Read More

The Marriage of Passive and Active Investment Strategies

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In many cases, combinations are much more powerful than individual circumstances. Think hot dogs and mustard, Abbott and Costello, peanut butter and jelly. Investing is not much different. When the power of two schools of investment management—passive and active—are combined in the Core-Satellite approach to portfolio management, the end result tends to be better. Many... Read More