Guru for good. @VanderbiltU & @nyu grad. Blogger & flower arranger: https://xitter.cf/t.co/e9TXD6JViQ Manhattanite. @philanthropyrnd Program Director.
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Grateful for this recent piece I co-authored on why "The Time is Now to Fund in the Area of Mental Health" for the @PhilanthropyRnd, including interviews with @JonHaidt and donors. Hope this will inspire innovative funding approaches in mental health. bit.ly/3ON6z7W
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Did you know #religion is one of the largest giving subsectors & continues to play a key role in philanthropy? @estherlarson sits down with expert David P. King to break down the latest Giving USA report & explain more about religious giving in America: bit.ly/47lyVxY
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.@estherlarson of the @PhilanthropyRnd recently sat down with @BradWilcoxIFS, director of the National Marriage Project at @UVA, to talk about the state of fatherhood in America, and how philanthropic organizations and individuals can help.
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Happy Father's Day! My most recent Q&A blog post with @BradWilcoxIFS cross posted @Deseret
Celebrating Father's Day: Dads shape lives & communities, making an irreplaceable impact. Let's empower them to make a difference! 🙌
Support fatherhood initiatives, promote marriage & provide resources for dads. Happy #FathersDay to all!
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In honor of Mother's Day, my latest piece for the Philanthropy Roundtable, featuring Every Mother's Advocate founder and CEO, Charlotte Tchividjian
Celebrate Mother's Day with Every Mother's Advocate! 🌸 We're sitting down with Charlotte Tchividjian, founder and CEO of EMA, to explore their empowering work in preserving families in crisis. Don't miss out on supporting their mission! bit.ly/3M3HTGG
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The Americans with Disabilities Act is 32 years old today! To mark the occasion, we’re resharing a few archival pieces.
To start: A 2017 interview with Joni Eareckson Tada @JoniandFriends, who served on the council that authored the ADA’s initial draft:
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This week marks the 32nd Anniversary of the Americans with Disability Act (ADA). Extremely grateful for my parents friendship with @JoniandFriends founder Joni Eareckson Tada which helped form my heart towards people with disability. bit.ly/3b8HYu0
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Interesting data about social healing where religious givers are the dominant influences. Graph #13 shows Christians are 2.5x more likely to adopt children vs. the national rate, and they play a large role in fostering and adopting hard-to-place kids.
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Thanks @travelwithAEP and David McCullough III for the adventures you're making possible for youth to "form a more perfect union"! See my write-up on the @PhilanthropyRnd blog: philanthropyroundtable.org/a…
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.@braverangels podcast features David McCullough, founder and executive director of the American Exchange Project - whose mission is to expand teenagers’ understanding of and experience with diverse communities across the country.
Listen here 👇
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“One voice can change a life, and one life can change a community and one community can change a nation,” says Christina Meredith, author of Cindergirl who is joined with @nadyaokamoto of @periodmovement with host @kathynajimy #PointsofLight19
Thankful for the opportunity to speak at the #pointsoflight19 conference! As a @BushSchool grad, thankful to @nmbush, Board Chair of @PointsofLight, as well as President George HW Bush’s call for ‘a thousand points of light’ - now a national movement of volunteerism and service.
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Volunteering creates “ripples” of impact ❤️ across neighborhoods, communities, the business sector, political policies, and more. #pointsoflight19 #volunteerism #volunteers – at St Paul, MN
Giving money to someone who is homeless is probably not the best thing to do....but it’s also not the worst thing. Ideas: gift cards, giving a @hfny resource card, prayer, dialogue etc. @Josiahhaken #FormedforJustice
Very inspiring and sobering story about fashion for people with disabilities. Worth a watch! to.pbs.org/2IZRGg0 Thankful for a country where creativity can be channeled in this way.
"It was people...that went out of their way to provide grace"@shonhopwood, a convicted felon turned Grgetwn prof cbsn.ws/2wYfVnL
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Lifting up those affected by #HurricaneHarvey—Thankful for partners @WorldVision, @SalvationArmyUS who did much in NYC post-Hurricane Sandy
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Sounds like my mom too @BarbaraCorcoran nyti.ms/2rykTHY
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Nothing helps you go deeper in prayer than being absolutely helpless.
— @TimKellerNYC