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5 Keys to a Great Family Giving Experience with Young Adults
It’s not uncommon for families to ask me, “How should we give together?” In most of those cases, they are starting with…
Supreme Court Ruling Affirms the Importance of Donor Privacy
The U.S. Supreme Court last week delivered a win for donor privacy. The court ruled 6-3 that the California Attorney General’s requirement…
Alone While Together: The Slow Drift of Apathy
He lost his family. No, they didn’t die. There was no airplane crash, divorce, affair, or breakdown. But it was as serious….
When Conversation and Prayer Merge
My friend Frank came to visit us the other day. Frank is now 88 years old. At age 88, Frank is now…
5 Keys to a Great Family Giving Experience with Young Adults
It’s not uncommon for families to ask me, “How should we give together?” In most of those cases, they are starting with…
How My Worst Day Became My Best Day
My worst day was my best day. It was a Saturday, and a spark found a crack, which led to flames leaping from…
What I Learned From an Afternoon Driving Mom Around Town
In this past year, my 92-year-old mother has declined substantially. Yet we’ve had these wonderful moments. One of my favorite times was…
Supreme Court Ruling Affirms the Importance of Donor Privacy
The U.S. Supreme Court last week delivered a win for donor privacy. The court ruled 6-3 that the California Attorney General’s requirement…
The Top Leadership Books of All Time?
I’m working on a project focusing on how the best leaders do not seem to follow “the rules”—they break with convention. As…
His Quiet Efforts Rescued Hundreds of Children
Some of the best generosity stories feature ordinary people who quietly do extraordinary things for others. Such is the story of Nicholas…
God Didn’t Answer My Prayer—I’m So Grateful
I don’t know about you, but but I find there’s a tremendous power in unanswered prayer. An experience at a critical point…
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