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Trustee-Managed and Family
Foundations
Most of the private foundations in the U.S. were set-up
by families and are run by either small staffs or by
trustees. These foundations vary in asset-size and in
their funding interests and geographical service areas,
but they also share much in common. From honoring the
legacy and intent of the primary donor, to managing
family dynamics as they relate to the management of
the foundation, to determining the direction of the
foundation under the leadership of future generations,
these organizations have many challenges and interests
that are unique to family philanthropy.
Click
here to learn about benefits of DVG membership for
Trustee Managed and Family Foundations and our Affinity
Group serving their needs
Below are links to other sites that can inform your
family's philanthropy. If you have any questions, feel
free to contact us at info@dvg.org
or 215/790-9700.
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More
Than Money
More Than Money is a peer education network for people
with significant financial resources who can explore
the impact of money in their lives through conferences,
publications, local groups and the Web.
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National
Center for Family Philanthropy
The National Center for Family Philanthropy was
founded to encourage families and individuals to
create and sustain their philanthropic missions.
Resources include educational events, research,
newsletter and other publications.
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The
Philanthropic Initiative- Families and Foundations
TPI is a nonprofit consulting firm that advises
clients on a variety issues in order to make their
philanthropy more strategic, effective and rewarding.
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The
Foundation Center Resources for Grantmakers
In addition to providing the most comprehensive
research on foundations in the U.S., the Foundation
Center also offers resources and services tailored
to special needs of grantmakers.
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