“Over the next few years, I want to volunteer at least once every two months with a local organization. Ideally, I want to commit to one place to learn its story, understand its struggles, and grow my understanding of the people it serves. . .
This class distributed funds to two local non-profit organizations: The Happy Foundation and Hagar Ruth. We're looking forward to the good that grows from this! Link in bio.
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What a weekend at the 14th Annual Philanthropy Lab Leadership Summit in FW! Our faculty brought their best to the conversation: panel discussions on student decision-making & course structure, wisdom on readings & exercises, current themes in philanthropy and . . .
Faculty ended the Summit energized and ready to head back to their campuses, where our students will direct millions of dollars to the nonprofits that need them most. That work starts with faculty who believe in experiential learning, who trust student judgment, and who show up.
This week, we're thinking about the quiet power of showing up. The phone call. The donation. The time you spend listening. The small decision to act.
Your bit of good matters more than you know.
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We're celebrating with the @Baylor Phil Lab class, Philanthropy & the Public Good, as they awarded $100,000 to seven different local nonprofits. Check out more in the news release!
https://t.co/CprvXxR879
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Congratulations to our @UTexasMcCombs MBA class, Investing in Philosophy, for celebrating their giving ceremony! This class was honored to be joined by UT President Davis, former UT President Cunningham, as well as long time supporter of the class, Jeff Swope.
“My giving goal is to get involved with the development and building of a small nonprofit to help turn it into something amazing. I hope to be able to give at least 10 percent of my yearly income to charities. . .
We're nearing the end of four years of GrantWriting Board! Participants have seen 55 grants awarded with a total of $1.6 million given to nonprofit organizations! Recent Philanthropy Lab alumni are invited to join the movement for good. Apply by May 1!
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We're proud to celebrate Carla Ingrando, who has been selected for the Einhorn Community-Engaged Practice & Innovation Award for her leadership of the Philanthropic Leadership course at @Cornell SC Johnson College of Business.
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@Cornell@CornellEinhorn@CornellMBA Carla built a course where MBA students don't just study philanthropy, they practice it. Her students direct real funding to real causes, making consequential decisions that shape communities. Congratulations, Carla. This recognition is well deserved!
It’s been great to have the support of the program while collaborating with a non-profit that I am passionate about, helping to raise over $250,000 for them to continue providing critical services.”
—Amelia Boatwright, writing for Dash Network