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Sustainability
A blog about sustainability of the multigenerational family. Sustaining family wealth and
prosperity, unity and legacy, family enterprise and family office, philanthropy, and family lands.
Now more than ever, meeting the challenges of sustainable family prosperity and unity requires great thought,
care and planning. Our hope is that this blog will inspire creative thinking, underscore significant issues, offer
perspective, encourage communication and embolden you to take action toward sustaining your family’s legacy.
Monthly Archives: April 2015
One Boston Day, by Gioia Perugini
I’ve been giving a lot of thought to what it means to be #BostonStrong as the two year anniversary of the Boston Marathon attack approaches. There are multiple origin stories about how and when that phrase rose to popularity after … Continue reading
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Uses of Donor Advised Funds, by Gioia Perugini
I was recently on an Associated Grant Makers “Meet the Donors” panel presentation on the use of Donor Advised Funds. My co-presenters represented community foundations, federated giving programs and commercial providers of donor advised funds. We explained the 101 of … Continue reading
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