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"What a LOVELY book — in style, in spirit, in words, in stories, in meaning, and in purpose. You have moved the field ahead another notch. This will be a useful resource to folks who are already doing this work, and it will also move some people to rethink what they want to do and the reasons that they are so inclined." -- George Penick, President
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Faith and Family Philanthropy:
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True or false? “The man who dies thus rich dies disgraced” — Andrew Carnegie, The Gospel of Wealth Read about this and many other ethical, moral, and religious dilemmas in the National Center for Family Philanthropy’s groundbreaking new Journal, Faith and Family Philanthropy. See links below at left for press release, brochure, table of contents, and additional information! Faith and Family Philanthropy addresses the timeless issues of “How faith inspires and shapes family philanthropy” and “How giving can become a spiritually fulfilling experience for a family.” This collection of informative and thought-provoking essays provides a first-ever look into the religious traditions that guide family philanthropists today. By exploring issues such as:
Whether you are new to philanthropy or a seasoned giver, now is the time re-explore the relationships between your faith, your giving, and your religious traditions. The National Center for Family Philanthropy is a nonprofit organization dedicated to enhancing and encouraging family giving. The National Center publishes resources for donors, families, and their advisors; conducts and commissions research on family philanthropy; and presents education programs nationwide.
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