Creating Financial Sustainability Through Trust Based Philanthropy--May Thought Leadership Webinar Discussion!

Ray Borkman

Hello all!

In an effort to make our monthly thought leadership webinar series more of a monthly conversation, I've decided to open a discussion here in Community ahead of each new webinar to introduce the topic and start the conversation.

I'll provide a description of the webinar, link to any associated blogs we're posting, and the speaker's biographical information.

I invite you to ask questions that you'd like answered here or in the webinar; as well as to share any experiences you have relevant to the subject! I'll be inviting the speakers to join us here in the discussion both leading up to the webinar as well as for a post-webinar Q/A.

The May Blackbaud Grantmaking Thought Leadership Webinar is:

Creating Financial Sustainability Through Trust Based Philanthropy

Tuesday, May 18 at 2:00 p.m. ET (Registration here, click on the banner)

Your grantees understand the needs of their communities, but providing unrestricted, multi-year support can be a different way of thinking for many nonprofit organizations. You want the additional funding flexibility to be a benefit, not a burden.

Whether you are already incorporating the principles of trust-based philanthropy into your grantmaking or are looking for ways to get started, join us for a webinar where we discuss the steps you can take to help your practitioners achieve long-term financial success through trust-based philanthropy.

Clare G. Golla, National Managing Director, Bernstein’s Philanthropic Services

Ray Borkman

And here is the companion blog post from Clare:

Trust-Based Philanthropy: “Walking the Talk” Towards Long-Term Financial Wellness.