While some families pay particular attention to the family’s legacy of giving, and some focus on a particular issue or cause, many choose to limit their grantmaking to a specific city, state or region. Hometown serves as both the family’s sense of place and commitment. Gratitude to a supportive community and a desire to give back mean developing giving interests along geographic lines. A growing number of family foundations have taken this commitment to geographic location to another level, and made the strategic decision to engage in place-based philanthropy, dedicating the majority of their giving and personal involvement in a specific community. This webinar will feature the stories of families who have created place-based giving strategies at both the community and regional level.
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Reginald Jones
Reginald Jones, President of the Jacobs Center for Neighborhood Innovation since 2011, joined the foundation in…
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Valerie Jacobs Hapke
Valerie Jacobs Hapke is a board member of the Jacobs Family Foundation and Jacobs Center for…
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