In a 2021 episode of the Givers, Doers, & Thinkers podcast, Jeremy Beer and Jonathan Haidt discussed the effects of the coddling of Generation Z. Four years later, where do we stand?
Sean and Jill Maher’s newly published book lays out nine principles for building a philanthropic family and creating a legacy of giving.
“If you don’t take the time to look, you’ll never manage to see anything.”
In his new book, Jeremy Beer unpacks the psychology of giving and how nonprofits can tap into donors’ most potent motivators.
David Bahnsen dismantles America’s flawed understanding of work and argues that work is fundamental to leading a productive and meaningful life.
In his new book, Cal Newport emphasizes the importance and impact of slowing down at work.
In a new book, Seth Kaplan provides donors with a useful road map for supporting the men and women working to rebuild communities through a “sideways approach” to building relationships.
In “A Spirituality of Fundraising,” Henri Nouwen reorients our approach to fundraising, reappraises the donor-fundraiser relationship, and reinforces my commitment to giving where I work.
Kral delivers a well organized book that cleverly weaves real life examples of nonprofit excellence alongside actionable ideas that any nonprofit employee can put into practice.
Truman Capote’s short story, “A Christmas Memory,” meditates on the role of memory around the holidays.