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Recent Comments
- George Overholser: Growth capital can be defined as “money that helps to pay the bills while an organization...
- Adin Miller: Sean, this is an importance conversation and one I was alluding to earlier this week. There seem to be...
- Kelly Ward: Thanks Sean for both of your posts and for grounding this discussion in what’s written in the Serve...
- Jeff Mowatt: There was another strategy offered to US Gov in 2006 for development of social enterprise as a soft...
- Dan Pallotta: Sean, Sean, My fear is that “growth capital” will be used to fund program growth. That...
- Sean Stannard-Stockton: Dan, I agree re: investing in programs vs organizations. However, I’d disagree with you...
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Press Coverage
- 6/10/09 – Chronicle of Philanthropy: Parsing Giving USA’s Numbers: a Calamity or a Relief? The Chronicle of Philanthropy highlights Sean’s analysis of the newly released national charitable giving statistics for 2008.
- 6/9/09 – Chronicle of Philanthropy: Gates Foundation and Unsolicited Gifts The Chronicle of Philanthropy quotes Sean on his take on the implications of the Gates Foundation receiving unsolicited donations.
- 6/2/09 – Alliance Magazine: 2009 Council on Foundations conference Sean wrote a brief report on the 2009 Council on Foundations conference with input from Dien Yuen.
- 6/1/09 – Journal of Financial Planning: Charitable Giving in Down Times Sean is quoted in this story on why charitable lead trusts are good planning tools in a bear market.
- 5/8/09 – San Francisco Business Times: Web site promotes candid reviews of nonprofits A profile of the charity review web site Great Nonprofits quotes Sean commenting on their potential and one big hurdle.
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Monthly Archives: June 2007
Tactical Philanthropy Podcast: William Thomson
June 22, 2007 – 9:26 am
Launch Podcast
Today’s interview is with William Thomson, Andrew Carnegie’s
great-grandson. In our conversation we discuss the just announced winners of this year’s
Andrew Carnegie Medal of Philanthropy, what William’s great-grandfather
would have thought of today’s “new philanthropists”, why philanthropists need to “court risk” the blurring of
the lines between for-profit activity and philanthropy, and [...]
