Improving Philanthropic Practice by Prioritizing Reflection & Learning
Posted on February 6, 2024 by Emerald Adeyemi, Don Chen
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Family philanthropy done well can achieve lasting and meaningful change in the world and within the families themselves. To be effective, NCFP believes funders must employ four principles: accountability, equity, relationships, and reflection and learning. Despite being essential to impactful funding, a commitment to reflection and learning is often the first practice to be left behind when the day-to-day is… Read More