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A generous life reflections on inspired giving

"A Generous Life compiles Peter's reflections throughout this remarkable second act--lessons learned, provocative ideas, and stories about the power and potential of philanthropy. Through speeches, essays, and blog posts spanning decades, Peter presents giving as a journey, acknowledging the challen...

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Main Author: Karoff, Peter (Author)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: Washington D.C. : Disruption Books, c2025.
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Philanthropists > United States > Biography.
Charities > United States.
Buffett, Peter > Philosophy.
Social justice > United States.
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Summary:"A Generous Life compiles Peter's reflections throughout this remarkable second act--lessons learned, provocative ideas, and stories about the power and potential of philanthropy. Through speeches, essays, and blog posts spanning decades, Peter presents giving as a journey, acknowledging the challenges and celebrating what he calls "coming 'round right": finding the true philanthropic connections that add value to society and contribute to a just world." --
Item Description:Includes index.
Physical Description:vi, 286 pages ; 23 cm
Bibliography:Includes bibliographical references
ISBN:9781633311152
1633311155
Author Notes:Peter Karoff was a champion of civil rights and social justice, a published poet, and a pioneering leader in the field of strategic philanthropy and philanthropic advising. He founded The Philanthropic Intitiative, Boston-based nonprofit philanthropic advising firm that designs transformative giving solutions at the local, national, and global levels. In 2006, Peter was named a Purpose Prize Fellow in celebration of his visionary ideas and profound impact on the field of philanthropy. He was the author of The World We Want New Dimensions in Philanthropy and Social Change and Parable, a book of poetry, and was the editor of Just Money: A Critique of Contemporary American Philanthropy. He passed away in March 2017.

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