Celebrating Your Mentors: Kelly Nowlin and Isabel Griffith of the Andrus Family
NCFP celebrated its 20th anniversary by sharing videos of unique stories from those in our network. In this video, Andrus family members Kelly Nowlin and Isabel Griffith talk about how they each found a mentor from the preceding generation to guided them along their philanthropic journey.
Kelly and Isabel talk about how “finding their person” guided them along their philanthropic journey. In this family, each generation encourages the next by engagement, mentorship, and resilient family culture. Learn more about the Surdna Foundation’s inspiring story of multi-generational giving.
“Having a ‘person’ is about finding those that pull the best out of you and being able to produce the best, most authentic voice that you have.”
– Isabel Griffith, Surdna Foundation
Check out their unique story below.
Resources:
NCFP’s Engaging the Next Generation Peer Network Series
Thrive at Five: The Secrets of Long-Term Family Philanthropy
Thrive at Five: Families Sharing Stories
Family Culture: Creating a Resilient Family Tree
More resources from Surdna Foundation:
2016 – 2017 Years in Review: Supporting Communities, Guided by Principles of Social Justice