by Jennifer Filla | Mar 13, 2023 | Learning Edge Blog, News, Rhode Warrior Blog
by Mark Noll, Rhode Warrior Blogger Greetings from the Florida beach. I retired a few months ago and am loving every moment of it. Despite not being in the workforce any longer, I still keep up on everything in the world of Philanthropy. Lately, I’ve been seeing a...
by Gayla Scrivener | Aug 7, 2019 | Learning Edge Blog, News
David Callahan If you’ve read any of David Callahan’s books or subscribe to his magazine, Inside Philanthropy, you know how he feels about the 1% wielding power over the masses. But you’ll also know that he doesn’t fall over the line into emotional or personal...
by Jennifer Filla | May 3, 2019 | Learning Edge Blog, News
Kathleen Loehr If you work in fundraising you should read Gender Matters. It’s that simple. The financial services sector is years ahead of the nonprofit sector in recognizing and adapting to women as they transition to wealth. And if you don’t read the book, at least...
by Jennifer Filla | Apr 8, 2019 | Learning Edge Blog, News
by Elisa Shoenberger In the past few years, there’s been growing interest in women’s philanthropy. Boston Consulting Group estimates that women’s wealth will constitute 32% of total private wealth by 2020. However, organizations still make critical errors or missteps...
by Jennifer Filla | Mar 10, 2019 | Learning Edge Blog, News
Image by qimono on Pixabay by Jennifer Filla There’s been quite a bit written about Donor Advised Funds, otherwise known as DAFs. The Institute’s resident provocateur, Rhode Warrior blogger Mark Noll, highlights some of the negative effects of DAFs, such as the...
