Free Philanthropy Webinar "Catalyzing Change: Stories from Bold Donors Who Drive Real Results"

Free Philanthropy Webinar "Catalyzing Change: Stories from Bold Donors Who Drive Real Results"

December 7th

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Join FSG for a Free Webinar
Catalyzing Change
:Stories fromBold Donors Who Drive Real Results

December 7, 2011
9-10am PT, 11am-Noon CT, Noon-1pm ET
Learn how the practice of catalytic philanthropy helps donors drive social change, based on the ideas in the bookDo More Than Give: The Six Practices of Donors Who Change the World. Authors Leslie Crutchfield and John Kania will be joined byValerie Jacobsof theJacobs Family Foundation ; Monique Villa, CEO of theThompson Reuters Foundation; andPaul Brest, president of theWilliam and Flora Hewlett Foundation .
Wednesday, November 30, 2011 - 10:15am

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(3BL Media / theCSRfeed) November 30, 2011 - John KaniaandLeslie Crutchfield, coauthors ofDo More Than Give: The Six Practices of Donors Who Change the World ,and a panel of leading catalytic philanthropists will share share stories of theirbold journeys to find solutions to key social problems. Our panelists represent a range of philanthropic institutions—including corporate, family, and large private foundations.Valerie Jacobs, a founding board member of theJacobs Family Foundationof San Diego;Monique Villa, CEO of theThompson Reuters Foundationof London; andPaul Brest, president of theWilliam and Flora Hewlett Foundationof San Francisco and coauthor ofMoney Well Spent,will join John and Leslie for a robust conversation about the opportunities, challenges, and lessons learned. There will also be an interactive Q&A session.
Learn how these catalytic donors go beyond grantmaking andfind innovative ways to address societal issues. Please join the conversation tostrengthen your own catalytic approach to giving.
You can purchaseDo More Than GiveonAmazonor at major booksellers. We hope you’ll join us and tweet along using the hashtag#DMTG.
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