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Be an Everyday Philanthropist: Give Your Time, Treasure, & Talent
by Daniel Andrews, Well-Rounded Success
You can be an everyday philanthropist no matter your financial situation or your stage in life. The etymology of the word ‘philanthropy’ states the origin of the word comes from the Greek word philanthropia meaning, “kindliness, humanity, benevolence, love to mankind.” This kindness towards humanity doesn’t mandate donating million dollar checks. So my question to you, how are you a philanthropist in your everyday life?
How Do I Get Started Donating (More) to Charity?
by Meg Bartelt, Flow Financial Planning, LLCDo you want to give more to charity? But you can’t take that first step? Here’s a way to just make it happen.
Making the Most Out of Your Charitable Contributions
by Brian Thompson, Brian Thompson Financial LLC
This time of year especially people are thinking about charities and year-end donations. Even events like the recent hurricanes prompt people to consider how they can give. Let’s talk through the number of options you have.
Ways to Make Charitable Donations & Contributions
by Michelle Smalenberger, Financial Design Studio, Inc.
This time of year especially people are thinking about charities and year-end donations. Even events like the recent hurricanes prompt people to consider how they can give. Let’s talk through the number of options you have.
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