Generosity in quotes: Ann Voskamp
“There’s always enough abundance and grace to welcome those in need, because it’s only be abundant grace that any of us are here — and… Read More »Generosity in quotes: Ann Voskamp
“There’s always enough abundance and grace to welcome those in need, because it’s only be abundant grace that any of us are here — and… Read More »Generosity in quotes: Ann Voskamp
While Generous Matters is on hiatus, I’ll use this space to highlight blogs that regularly encourage, challenge, and/or delight me. Today’s insight comes from Luther… Read More »In someone else’s words: Glen Taibl
While Generous Matters is on hiatus, I’ll use this space to highlight blogs that regularly encourage, challenge, and/or delight me. Today, it’s . . .… Read More »In someone else’s words: David Lose
Today marks the beginning of a 6-week break in my posting schedule while I ponder the future of Generous Matters. I’ve enjoyed the writing and… Read More »And now for a break in the schedule.
“When I graduated from college back in the olden days, the job negotiation formula was simple: Salary, benefits and bonus. It turns out that’s not… Read More »Generosity in quotes: Gregory Unruh
With all due respect to Jim Collins, enough with the BHAGs. Please. The idea of pushing ourselves in pursuit of a big hairy audacious goal… Read More »Death to BHAGs and other over-blown organizational rhetoric
“Giving is fundamental to who and what we are as individuals and as communities, from our closest neighborhoods to the family of humanity. Giving is… Read More »Generosity in quotes: Amir Pasic
Most people think of fundraising as all about the ask. But truth be told, the best gifts come because a fundraiser listened. Don’t get me… Read More »Listening for the gift
“What if, instead of treating people like they need our fixer-upper help, we started treating people like the missing pieces that they are? Pieces that… Read More »Generosity in quotes: Tracey Solomon
Stop the presses on the latest run of board member business cards. There’s a word to add to the title line, and this it is… Read More »Practicing the art of governance as evangelism