Charles W. Thomas Jr., photographer
Giving circles are growing in popularity, as indicated by this story in The New York Times…and this one from The Foundation Center…and this one from The Chronicle of Philanthropy.
That’s why I’m energized about the upcoming panel discussion that my giving circle and the Gantt Center are co-hosting on National Philanthropy Day (November 15). It’s free and open to the public, so if you’re in the Charlotte or would like to swing through, I encourage you to come. But first, R.S.V.P.
Eric Frazier, writer for The Charlotte Observer and The Chronicle of Philanthropy, is moderator for this week’s panel discussion on giving circles and collective giving, which is part of a Black Philanthropy series. The panelists are friends and fellow members of Community Investment Network: Linsey Mills and Michelle Serrano Mills of Next Generation of African American Philanthropists; Barron J. Damon of A Legacy of Tradition; and Diatra Fullwood, Renee Bradford and Ed Franklin of New Generation of African American Philanthropists.
Learn more about the event on BGB and then come participate on November 15!
If you want to go fast, go alone.
If you want to go far, go together.
African proverb
Related articles
- Giving Circles: More Impact to Go Around (nytimes.com)
- A quick look at the Giving Circle (adigaskell.org)
- Love. Give. Go. Do. (valaida.com)
valaida 
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NGAAP-Charlotte and CIN members across the Carolinas are celebrating National Philanthropy Day on November 15. If you’re in the area please participate!
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