How To Develop a Giving Plan in Uncertain Times

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From the ongoing pandemic to the anti-racist protests, organizations and individuals in the U.S. and globally are desperately needing philanthropic support right now. So how can we help, when we ourselves might also be financially struggling? How can we decide which causes to support, when there are so many in need? Finally, how can we best leverage technology and digital platforms to support our charitable giving?

The Riveter recently invited the Women’s Philanthropy Institute’s (WPI) Jeannie Sager, Givly’s Tiffany Williams, and Make It Better Media Group’s Susan B. Noyes to discuss how we can lean into our generosity, all while navigating these turbulent times. 

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WPI’s body of research, which explores a variety of philanthropic topics through a gender lens, shows that women are especially generous. Its latest study, Women Give: New Forms of Giving in the Digital Age, also finds that women give more online. Women embrace an expansive definition of philanthropy that includes not only one’s treasure, but also one’s time, talent, and testimony – when leveraging these 4T’s through a thoughtfully prepared giving plan, you can be more intentional and effective with your philanthropy, allowing you to give more wisely during the pandemic and beyond.

We are thrilled to share with you the full recording of The Riveter’s webinar here, along with access to the resources you’ll need to create your very own giving plan:

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About The Riveter

A modern union of mothers, sisters, daughters and allies, The Riveter fights for equity of opportunity for all working women. Members can attend live workshops, always-on programming, and special events created to advance personal and professional growth.

About the Women’s Philanthropy Institute

The Women’s Philanthropy Institute (WPI) is part of the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy at IUPUI. WPI increases understanding of women’s philanthropy through rigorous research and education, interpreting and sharing these insights broadly to improve philanthropy. By addressing significant and groundbreaking research questions and translating that research into increased understanding and improvements in practice, WPI helps to leverage new and expanded resources for the common good.

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