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Grand Street: Next Gen Donors Retreat

For over two decades, 21/64 has had the privilege of guiding the next generation of donors, preparing 20-30-something individuals who bear the opportunity and responsibility of family philanthropy, so they can step into those roles as thoughtful stewards, using those philanthropic resources to make a difference where there is need. The Grand Street retreat is where so many of these journeys begin.

The Grand Street retreat embodies 21/64’s unwavering belief in the power of next gen donors to drive innovation, foster closer connections with the communities they support, engage in open dialogue with their families and social networks and catalyze positive and lasting change. We look forward to facilitating these transformative experiences, empowering next gen donors to navigate their philanthropic journeys and make a meaningful difference.

NOW PUBLISHED! 21/64 is honored to share the release of the "Grand Street at 20" impact report. 
Click here to access the report!

Marking twenty years of next gen donor engagement through 21/64’s Grand Street program, this report look at the evolution of next gen donors, including first-person quotes and stories from Grand Street alumni and organizational strategies for engaging the next generation.

The Retreat

Grand Street is designed to be interactive and an off-the record exploration where the cohort can engage in profound conversations surrounding identity, philanthropy, family dynamics, and the intersections of these three. Our goal is to empower participants, equipping them with the knowledge, tools, and confidence to continue their conversations and explorations beyond the two-days of learning.

The retreat acts as a catalyst. By providing participants with a nurturing and supportive environment, the Grand Street retreat fosters personal growth, deepens understanding, and cultivates a sense of purpose among the cohort, ensuring participants leave the experience with a renewed sense of motivation and a strong foundation for their philanthropic journeys.

Who Should Attend?

Individuals in their 20s and 30s stepping into roles in personal and family philanthropy.

Dates

January 28, 2027 from 5:30 – 9:00pm

January 29, 2027 from 8:30am – 4:45pm

NYC (specific location disclosed upon registration)

  • Clarify motivational values, vision and roles in philanthropy;
  • Articulate and catalyze next steps for philanthropic action plans;
  • Gain a generational perspective and family dynamics lens; and,
  • Uncover ways to leverage the relationships built in this community of peers to achieve their desired impact.
If you or a 20-30-something you know would benefit from this one-of-a-kind experience, follow these steps:
  • Step 1: Contact 21/64 Founder, Sharna Goldseker to explore whether Grand Street is a good fit for you or the next gen donor you have in mind.
  • Step 2: Speak with a current Grand Street network member to learn more and confirm it’s the right match.
  • Step 3: Register for the retreat.
  • Step 4: Attend the Grand Street retreat and immerse yourself in this transformative experience.
  • Step 5: Engage in our ongoing community of peers.
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About Grand Street

Since 2002, 21/64 has been the trusted support system for next gen donors and inheritors. Grand Street provides a space for individuals come together and explore their inherited legacy beyond wealth.

Through off the record conversations and interactive exercises, participants will convene to clarify their philanthropic identities, develop a vision for their future and shape their philanthropic endeavors in alignment with their personal values and the rising needs of their communities. Participants who lean into the Grand Street opportunity find themselves realizing personal growth, professional opportunities, roles within family philanthropy, and leadership positions in the nonprofit sector

In our 21st year of facilitating next gen donor learning cohorts, we have found that the peer-to-peer relationship aspect has consistently been a highlight and a valuable addition to the program. Founding members of the network took it upon themselves to identify the vision of Grand Street, which they articulate as follows:

  • To build a network of next gen donors in similar positions of philanthropic responsibility;
  • To create a space where members can develop in the philanthropic realm with their peers and outside of their family; and,
  • To invite participants to ask their own questions.
 

Ongoing Offerings

Grand Street is an ongoing opportunity, which in its 21st cycle, continues to support members who began with us over two decades ago. Included in the Retreat is a follow-up call with 21/64 to reflect on your experience and think about next steps. After the Grand Street Retreat, members are welcome to participate in programming and network events at their leisure. 21/64 always provides an open door for personalized coaching, referrals, and support to all members.

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Peer network and connections

Get connected with other Grand Street members, both in your cohort and previous ones on topics such as stepping into leadership in family office and philanthropy, staffing family foundations, women in family giving, exploring impact investing and raising children amid wealth.

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Personalized
coaching

Call us for guidance in areas you are looking to develop further, from how to advance your ideas at the next family meeting, to non-profit career guidance, to talking about money in a relationship.

Resources and
referrals

Tap our team for connections to resources and advisors in an area you are looking to learn more about.

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Webinars, programming and events

Participate in ongoing seminars, monthly webinars and discussions with experts on relevant and related subjects, such as fiduciary responsibility, giving plans, family dynamics and impact investing.

Testimonials

“Grand Street is a unique opportunity to meet and learn with other individuals trying to figure out their own philanthropy, family philanthropy, as well as their place in Jewish life. The Grand Street experience provides you with incredible tools and a network to maneuver through the Jewish and philanthropic worlds, tools and lifelong colleagues and friends I still count on today, nine years after my Grand Street experience. I can truly say I wouldn't be half the trustee I am at my family's foundation today if it weren't for Grand Street.”
Grand Street Participant
“The experience of being among peers at with whom I could freely talk about issues of wealth and philanthropy has been valuable on a number of levels. Grand Street has helped me to focus on two very important questions: what is my relationship with Judaism? And how should this inform my future philanthropic choices? I continue to work on both of these. Additionally, the creativity and diversity of perspectives among participants was very stimulating and thought provoking,and many conversations that began at the retreat are still being tossed around among us. The network effects of being part of a group of future Jewish philanthropic leaders are exciting, and I look forward to continuing involvement.”
Grand Street participant