Benac and Weber-Johnson offer a powerful witness to the philanthropic imagination sparked over the last year. https://t.co/eOnyqNHHRl via @IUphilanthropy
If Americans could come together to write a collective manifesto, following MacKenzie Scott’s example, what would it say? https://t.co/JvHv7FiWej via @IUphilanthropy
Melissa Spas brings forward the many ways religious organizations have adapted and can adapt in the future. https://t.co/czhp2jSJ0i via @IUphilanthropy
Meredith McNabb reminds us that generosity is learned, which means we all have a role to play in teaching the younger generations. https://t.co/eB46melMAF via @IUphilanthropy
David P. King, PhD encourages religious leaders to pause and reflect on the past and present to help guide us forward to the future. https://t.co/g98cJQFdpW via @IUphilanthropy
The political wisdom of the book of Exodus can help us understand the meaning of American nationhood, writes Leon Kass. https://t.co/TBRbr3vm2d via @WSJ
David P. King, Ph.D. reminds us of the complexity of faith-based organization, and the resilience they’ve shown in 2020. https://t.co/pyaRQAEEF7 via @IUphilanthropy
Meredith McNabb highlights the impact of digital engagement in the last year and encourages congregations to carry this forward. https://t.co/Dyd34MT0dG via @IUphilanthropy