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We are honored to share the release of a report marking twenty years of next gen donor engagement through 21/64’s Grand Street program. The first longitudinal research of its kind, this impact report highlights the transformative power of engaging next gen donors early, fostering agency, independence, and leadership. Since our...

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In a time of significant societal change, donors and advisors are navigating shifting priorities and evolving roles. To better understand these dynamics, 21/64 partnered with the National Network of Consultants to Grantmakers (NNCG) to conduct a national study in 2024 exploring the donor-advisor relationship and the key trends shaping the...

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Sharna Goldseker was interviewed by Lori Kranczer, host of the Positive Impact Philanthropy Podcast. Join Lori and Sharna as they talk about being a steward of your resources. Here are the things to expect in this episode: Having a culture of philanthropy in the family. Living up to the incredible...

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Engaging the Next Generation|Coaching|Other|Generational Issues
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Meet Rich Polt, who joins 21/64 this fall as our new Community Engagement Director. A communications specialist and legacy filmmaker, Rich thought it would be fun to introduce himself by way of this short video. This is a first for us at 21/64!

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Family Philanthropy|Engaging the Next Generation|Family Dynamics|Governance and Succession Planning|Wealth Management|Communicating About Wealth|Jewish Giving|Generational Issues
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Diane Higginbotham Interview Questions Job Title: Senior Consultant Location: Houston, TX What Are You Currently Reading: Feeding the Soul (Because It’s My Business) by Tabitha Brown What drew you to 21/64 at this time? Like many other people, I’ve done much soul-searching over the past two years. The pandemic, the...

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Family Philanthropy|Engaging the Next Generation|Family Dynamics|Governance and Succession Planning|Wealth Management|Communicating About Wealth|Coaching|Women and Giving|Generational Issues
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21/64 is glad to announce that Danielle Oristian York (Executive Director of 21/64) and Sharna Goldseker (Founder of 21/64), have co-authored a chapter on 21/64’s Motivational Values to this terrific book – Wealth of Wisdom: Top Practices for Wealthy Families and Their Advisors, compiled by experts Tom McCullough and Keith...

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Family Philanthropy|Engaging the Next Generation|Family Dynamics|Governance and Succession Planning|Wealth Management|Impact Investing|Financial Literacy|Communicating About Wealth|Strategic Grantmaking and Philanthropy|Coaching|Fundraising and Donor Engagement|Teen and Youth Philanthropy|Jewish Giving|Women and Giving|Other|Generational Issues
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Joanne E Cohen Interview Questions Job Title: Senior Director Location: Jacksonville, Florida Favorite Indulgence: Live Theater What was your path to 21/64? Over 10 years ago, I was exposed to the work of 21/64. I was a participant in an early Approach Training in New York City. It was and...

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Family Philanthropy|Engaging the Next Generation|Family Dynamics|Governance and Succession Planning|Wealth Management|Impact Investing|Financial Literacy|Communicating About Wealth|Strategic Grantmaking and Philanthropy|Coaching|Fundraising and Donor Engagement|Teen and Youth Philanthropy|Jewish Giving|Women and Giving|Other|Generational Issues
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“Do not be afraid to disappear, from it, from us, for a while and see what comes to you in the silence.” – Michaela Coel These words from actress, writer, director, and producer Michaela Coel showed up in my inbox a number of weeks back in a newsletter. Reading them...

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21/64 is commemorating Juneteenth. Juneteenth, also known as Emancipation Day or Freedom Day, commemorates the legal liberation of enslaved Black Americans in the United States. On June 19, 1865 — over 2 years after President Lincoln’s declaration of freedom for all enslaved individuals — Major General Gordon Granger and Union...

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Anyone who has been to a 21/64 training will probably remember the drawing of a venn diagram with SELF written in one circle and ROLE in the other. Our self and the role we play professionally are entwined, and it’s in the overlap where the magic happens. When we consciously...

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21/64 is commemorating Juneteenth. Juneteenth represents the day when enslaved Africans were legally freed in the United States on June 19, 1865 and shows us that freedom and racial equality have always been a hard-fought battle for Black Americans – a battle that continues to this day. As an organization...

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