Meet the next generation: Five young philanthropists on the future of giving

Author Brennan Doherty
Young philanthropists on how their giving habits are transforming the sector

Why It Matters

Philanthropy is not known for having a young or diverse face. Changing this will require not only raising a new generation of philanthropists, but also understanding how these emerging grantmakers see philanthropy — and how they’re trying to change it for the better.

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