Tigers on the left.
Philanthropic planning requires brains, heart, and courage.
Come with philanthropic planning expert Judith Healey as she lays out a yellow-brick road through the dangers of arcane jargon, unnecessary complexity, and rigid procedural rules to this emerald castle of planning. A Planning Workbook for Philanthropic Families is the first resource designed exclusively for families thinking about the future of their giving programs. And like the Scarecrow, Tin Man, and Lion, we learn that the journey itself is as important as the goals. The National Center for Family Philanthropy's new workbook asks and answers all of the key questions a family might have about planning. The reasons, and moments, for initiating a planning process are as varied as the families and family foundations involved in philanthropy.