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Learning to Bridge a Generation Gap in Philanthropy
Joanne Kaufman, The New York Times, July 2017

Children's Giving Circle involves kids in hands-on philanthropy
Joyce Gannon, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, May 2016

How to Raise Philanthropic Kids
Kara Baskin, Jewish Boston, April 2016

Wealthy donors differ by generation
Pamela Yip, Dallas Morning News, February 2015

’Tis the Season: Find Out What Motivates Next-Gen Givers
John Brothers, Nonprofit Quarterly, December 2014

A New Golden Age Of Philanthropy: What's Driving Next-Gen Giving?
Northwestern MutualVoice Team, Forbes, December 2014

This Thanksgiving, Foster an Attitude of Gratitude
Stefanie Zelkind, eJewish Philanthropy, November 2014

Expert Q & A: How do learning needs and styles differ across generations, and how can family foundations teach philanthropy to the next generation?
Interview with Sharna Goldseker, LearnPhilanthropy, October 2014

The Family Diagram: A tool for building engagement and resilience in family foundations
Danielle Oristian York, GrantCraft blog, October 2014

Expert Q & A: How do learning needs and styles differ across generations, and how can family foundations teach philanthropy to the next generation?
Interview with Sharna Goldseker, LearnPhilanthropy, October 2014

'Next Gen Donors' demand to see results
Susan Swan Smith, Dallas News, April 2014

Including the Young and the Rich: White House Hosts ‘Next Generation’ Young and Rich
Jamie Johnson, The New York Times, April 2014

Young Jews Still Donate to Faith-Based Charities
Romy Zipken, Tablet, August 2013

Young Jewish Donors 'Far More' Likely To Give To Faith-Based Organizations Than Non-Jews: Report
Eleanor Goldberg, The Huffington Post, August 2013

How to Raise Money From Young Donors Ben Gose, The Chronicle of Philanthropy, August 2013

A Snapshot of Jewish Next Gen Donors
eJewish Philanthropy, August 2013

Will the Next Generation Give?
Jewish Daily Forward, August 2013

Young Donors Give In New Ways Robert Goldblum, The Jewish Week, August 2013

How Will Millennials Give? 5 Questions for Sharna Goldseker, Managing Director, 21/64
Laura Cronin, Philantopic, July 2013

What It Means To Be A Philanthropist – Gen Xers and Millennials Weigh In
Michael Moody and Sharna Goldseker, Forbes, April 2013

Next Gen Donors: respecting legacy, revolutionising philanthropy
Philanthropy Impact, March 2013

Next generation of donors committed to philanthropy
Bruce DeBoskey, The Denver Post, February 2013

In study of next generation donors, good news for start-ups, social entrepreneurs and innovators
Emi Kolawole, The Washington Post, February 2013

Getting the Boot
Jerry Gleeson, WealthManagement.com, January 2011

'The Kids Are Now Adults': What Foundation Trustees Need to Know About Young Board Members
The Chronicle of Philanthropy, April 2010

Who's in Charge Here? Retaining the Next Generation in Philanthropy
The Huffington Post, March 2010

Grandparent Project Helps Open Door to Philanthropy
Betsy Nelson, The Daily Record, October 2009

Foundations Face Pitfalls When Heirs Take Over
J. Alex Tarquinio, The New York Times, November 2008

Philanthropic shift
Sacha Peiffer, The Boston Globe, December 2007

New Fund Gives Young Jews a Place at the Table
Rebecca Spence, Forward.com, November 2007

Forward 50
Forward.com, November 2007

The Kids Are Alright
Liel Leibovitz, The Jewish Week, June 2007

Giving as a Family
Community Foundations of America, June 2007

The Gifts of Youth
Rahel Musleah, Hadassah Magazine, May 2007

Paying It Forward
Carol Lippert Gray, Contribute, May/June 2006

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Revolutionizing Philanthropy

 

GrantCraft Podcast #3: Revolutionizing Philanthropy

September 25, 2013

Here’s the third episode of our podcast series Shaping the Future of Philanthropy: Voices from Next Gen Donors. We explore how next gen donors are pushing hard for more hands-on engagement and for innovative approaches that can create real impact in philanthropy.

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Shaping the Future

 

GrantCraft Podcast #1: Shaping the Future of Philanthropy

September 11, 2013

Next gen donors—who are they? In this first episode, we learn what characteristics, values, and mentalities shape next generation donors, and how research was conducted to learn about this group’s giving tendencies.

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Respecting

 

GrantCraft Podcast #2: Respecting Legacy

September 18, 2013

In this second episode of our podcast series Shaping the Future of Philanthropy, we get personal. We look at why next gen donors value philanthropic involvement, where those values originate from, and what a “seat at the table” of a family foundation means to this generation as they step more fully into their philanthropic roles.

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GrantCraft Podcas

 

GrantCraft Podcast #4: Next Gen Impact

October 2, 2013

In this final episode of our podcast series, we address what creating impact means for next gen donors. We look at how their focus on impact differs from previous generations. How does it alter their approach to philanthropy? Affect multigenerational giving? Or open doors to greater change?

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