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Creating a New Path for Inspired Philanthropy
If your small to midsize organization is considering entering the teen philanthropy pathway, here’s a highlight of steps on foundation has taken to offer insight and inspiration.
Read MoreTeens Learn Real-World Philanthropy on Charitable Board
Thirty Jewish teens will spend the next seven months making real-world financial decisions together, with the direct impact reflected in the Toronto Jewish community.
Read MoreLike It or Hate It - Generation 'Me' is Here to Stay
To be a Jewish teen today is to be able to determine for oneself when being Jewish is most important and salient – and often this is done in the context of community, both local and global.
Read MoreTeaching Teens to Speak to Adults and Developing Intentionality in Conversation
In our group setting or in one-on-one conversations, most teens are articulate and insightful. However, when a new adult is introduced to the group many teens lose their voice.
Read MoreNational Center for Family Philanthropy names Doug Bitonti Stewart Fellow in Family Philanthropy
Doug Stewart, executive director at the Max M. & Marjorie S. Fisher Foundation and co-founder of JTFN, has been named a National Center for Family Philanthropy Fellow.
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