PHILANTHROPY DAILY

It’s praiseworthy to be a philanthropist, in the largest sense of being someone who loves and serves his fellow man, right? Or is that so only up to a point? Are there those who do so much that it’s a sign not of virtue but of some sort of mental or moral derangement?

Philanthropists are acknowledging in their conversations and in their giving that money matters, but it doesn’t matter as much as relationships. And money goes furthest when it can leverage relationships in a very place-based context.