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.
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What's New
June 20-22: Fashion and Finance NYC
21/64 has teamed up with our friends at Independent Means to co-host this foray into the intersection of fashion and finance in New York is a unique two-gen experience for the fashion-forward next gen men and women and their mentors interested in becoming more financially fluent. The three-day, exclusive, behind-the-scenes adventure explores the world of business and personal finance through the lens of the fashion industry. We'll visit haute couture studios and global fashion houses. You'll meet top designers and fashion entrepreneurs. You'll leave with a richer understanding of both the world of fashion and sharpened financial savvy. Space is limited and the event is quickly approaching. Learn more and sign up here.
How are Next Gen Donors Revolutionizing Philanthropy? Are Next Gen Donors Really so Different from Previous Generations? What Influences Next Gen Donors?
This research, a collaboration of 21/64 and the Johnson Center for Family Philanthrophy, is the first major effort to understand what we can expect from the rising generations of high-capacity donors who promise to have an outsized impact on growing challenges in our world, affecting everything about 21st century philanthropy. www.nextgendonors.org.
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Featured Articles
What It Means To Be A Philanthropist – Gen Xers and Millennials Weigh In
Michael Moody and Sharna Goldseker, Forbes, April 2013
Next Gen Donors and Their Plan for Greater Impact
Michael Moody & Sharna Goldseker, Stanford Social Innovation Review, February 12, 2013
Family Foundations Prepare for the Next Generation
Paul Sullivan, The New York Times, February 8, 2013
Wealthy Young Donors Push Charities to Show Results
Caroline Preston, The Chronicle of Philanthropy, January 25, 2013
Multigenerational Engagement in Philanthropy: Coming Together Across the Generations to Learn, Share, and Give
Association of Small Foundations, December 2012