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Latest revision as of 10:15, 27 April 2024
Giving to invest: philanthropic investing using a national donor advised fund platform provides the missing capital that makes catalytic system change possible. Giving to invest makes each Sunday School class or civic club into a more powerful group of givers. The Community Equity Fund as the initial local opportunity. Venture philanthropy is a major force in Europe and South East Asia but is only beginning to catch on here. Instructors: Margaret Gifford of Abundance Capital, Stephanie Swepson Twitty, Kevin Jones, Tim Freundlich Abundance Cap [1]
Schwabb Charitable and International Rescue partnership
Partners: Impact Assets
Bluenote Junction story Next City link [2] Abundance Capital
Concept doc for giving to invest [3]