To explore the 21/64 Time, Talent, Treasure & Ties and the Philanthropic Interests tools, enter your first name and last name below to download the tools.
21/64 Time, Talent, Treasure & Ties Tool
The tool is editable and you can fill in the different components on the tool itself. Start by defining what Time, Talent, Treasure & Ties means to you. For example, others have defined them as:
- Time: Volunteering for a certain amount of your time
- Talent: Sharing skills (e.g., writing, graphic design, organizational development, technical skills, event planning, etc.)
- Treasure: Contributing money and in-kind donations
- Ties: Seeking inspiration, information and strategic input from peers
Spend time responding to the following questions, writing in each section:
- What comes to mind for each of these: Time, Talent, Treasure & Ties?
- How do they show up in your life?
- What, if anything, is surprising to you about how you define them?
- Working in one quadrant at a time, record a list of how you shared these four resources in the past year. Notice which T quadrant you gave to the most, and which you gave to the least.
- Working in one quadrant at a time, how would you ideally allocate your resources among the four Ts in the next year?
Philanthropic Interests
Use this form to explore the issues that are important to you by marking your level of interest for each one. Then use the next page to make notes about your top interest areas and why they are important to you.