Next Generation

As families engage the next generation in their foundations, donor advised funds, and other forms of family enterprises, there is an increasing need for clarity, communication and multigenerational collaboration. While these endeavors are wonderful opportunities for families to work together, challenges can and often do arise when multiple generations and family members with relationship dynamics begin to make decisions together. 21/64 offers consulting, speaking and tools to assist families during these times of generational transitions.

Read more about our consulting services, and visit the resource section of our website to find out more about our tools.

  • What's New

    Picture Your Legacy

    Deciding on an approach to funding is a critical task; in philanthropy, one must consider where the soul meets the business plan. This deck contains 52 colorful images designed to spark discussion among funders of any generation, facilitating greater understanding of an individual and groups’ philanthropic identity and aspirations.

    Picture Your Legacy
    Picture Your Legacy iPhone app

    A companion piece to the printed deck of images, our new iPhone app is designed for users to search the image database, tag chosen images with keywords and notes, and send their choices to others.

    Picture Your Legacy iPhone App
  • Featured Article

    Funding as a Family

    Credit Suisse, 2010

    Explores the opportunity and challenges inherent in engaging the next generation in charitable giving. Through case studies, the report details recommendations for how families can work together to build thoughtful and effective family philanthropies.


    Values as Visuals

    PhilanTopic, June 2010

    Picture Your Legacy featured in Philanthropy News Digest.


    Trading Power

    Ambrose Clancy, January 2010

    Eighteen interviews with philanthropic leaders who talk about what the next generation has to offer in exchange for what seasoned leaders can provide.

    More on Trading Power at the COF 2010 Conference.

    Trading Power