Exploring Giving
$20.00
Description
Family conversations around giving and philanthropy can be tough to initiate. So many topics to potentially explore, where and how to begin? Start with the Exploring Giving deck, which lets you choose from among 50 topic cards or make up your own using one of the “wild cards.” Pick one or more topics to discuss with family members on any given occasion. No matter what your generation, whether you’re a 14-year-old millennial or a traditionalist of 84, have fun as you learn from and about each other. 21/64 created this tool in collaboration with Relative Solutions.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.15625 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 3.4 × 2.4 × 0.5 in |
Description
Family conversations around giving and philanthropy can be tough to initiate. So many topics to potentially explore, where and how to begin? Start with the Exploring Giving deck, which lets you choose from among 50 topic cards or make up your own using one of the “wild cards.” Pick one or more topics to discuss with family members on any given occasion. No matter what your generation, whether you’re a 14-year-old millennial or a traditionalist of 84, have fun as you learn from and about each other. 21/64 created this tool in collaboration with Relative Solutions.
Ruthie Purcell-Jones –
Talking about philanthropy can be challenging. Exploring Giving is a tool we use at Central Indiana Community Foundation to prompt conversations and to help clients gain insight into themselves and others. They are a great resource for any group that needs an opening ice breaker. We often suggest the cards to families for a Thanksgiving dinner activity or any multigen gathering to explore what giving means to each person. I highly recommend this tool for anyone working with individuals or groups who are exploring how to make philanthropy more meaningful or how to open conversations around the topic of charitable giving.
– Director of Philanthropic Services, Central Indiana Community Foundation
Jennifer Touchet –
We love to use Exploring Giving as ice-breakers for group and family meetings. Recently, we used them at an event launching our Center for Family Philanthropy to generate meaningful conversations over dinner. It really worked and everyone walked away feeling like they got to know each other a little bit better. We gave a set of cards to everyone as gifts so they could use them with their extended families. We also had the Exploring Giving decks branded with our organization’s name and logo, which was a nice touch.
– Senior Director of Family Philanthropy, Greater Houston Community Foundation
Sharilyn Hale –
Sometimes conversations about the most important things are the hardest to begin. I have found that the Exploring Giving cards offer a fun and accessible way to kick-start discussions that dismantle assumptions, create insights and show the way forward.
– Founder & Principal, Watermark Philanthropic Advising