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Why I Think Everyone Should Have a Foundation
Most think foundations are for rich people, but I really do believe that foundations are for everyone.
Remember the Imperfect Legacy
Many think of legacy as made of the great things—things like Super Bowl rings, battles won, or amazing discoveries. But what about…
News and Views Roundup: Considering Our Country’s Future
A quick roundup of news and views as all 50 states have started to reopen and experts consider economic and political developments…
The Largest Source of Nonprofit Funding Might Surprise You
What’s the biggest source of nonprofit funding? I’ll bet you would have a hard time guessing. It’s not donations by individuals.
Maybe the Rich Aren’t So Stingy After All?
Sometimes it’s easy to blame the rich. Tax the rich—after all they make so much money—at least the adage goes.
Don’t Let Christian Higher Education Be a COVID-19 Casualty
There will be many casualties in the COVID-19 crisis. Some nonprofits and churches may not make it. However, hard times may not become…
Are We Coming Closer Together?
When the pandemic was first declared, some thought leaders hoped the common enemy of disease might bring our country and world together.
5 Tips to Teach Kids to Be Generous Right Now
Times of need bring many opportunities to care about others and to teach kids to be generous. Lead your family in helping…
Where is Charitable Giving Going in the COVID-19 World?
I get asked this a lot: Where is charitable giving going? It’s a pressing question in the wake of the COVID-19 epidemic…
Endowment is a four-letter word?!
The Christian world generally shuns endowments. But why? Do endowments indicate a lack of faith in God’s future provision?
Remembering Rita: A Tribute
I write to remember Rita—one of those wonderful, incredible friends who lived a generous life.