Give Smart
Give Smart
Thomas J. Tierney
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Give Smart

Give Smart: Philanthropy that Gets Results

Thomas J. Tierney
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Thomas J. Tierney
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In "Give Smart," co-authors Thomas J. Tierney and Joel L. Fleishman embark on a mission to redefine the landscape of philanthropy, melding Tierney's firsthand insights from founding The Bridgespan Group with Fleishman's academic prowess. This seminal work serves as an essential guide for philanthropists and nonprofit leaders alike, aiming to transform good intentions into impactful actions. By weaving together a rich tapestry of historical and contemporary philanthropic strategies, personal anecdotes, and rigorous research, "Give Smart" illuminates the path toward more effective and meaningful charitable engagement. It challenges the status quo of giving, urging donors to not only open their wallets but also their minds, to strategies that truly accelerate social change. At its core, "Give Smart" is more than just a book; it is a clarion call to all those who seek to make a difference in the world. Tierney and Fleishman expertly navigate the complexities of philanthropy, offering practical advice, critical questions, and proven frameworks that promise to enhance the efficacy of philanthropic endeavors. With its compelling narrative and actionable insights, "Give Smart" stands as the definitive guide to engaged philanthropy, transforming readers' understanding of what it means to give not just smartly, but also with heart. Whether you are a seasoned philanthropist, a nonprofit veteran, or a newcomer eager to make your mark, "Give Smart" equips you with the tools necessary for making a lasting impact in the world.

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Released
2011
29 Mar
Length
272
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