Description:
Over the next twenty years, the Baby Boomer generation is expected to donate $12 trillion to charities. With 80 percent of this giving expected to be made through their estate planning, this transfer of wealth to nonprofit organizations will transform American society in amazingly positive ways. In The Philanthropist Handbook, Clay M. Grayson shares his experience as an attorney representing some of the largest and oldest nonprofit organizations in the United States to guide readers through the transformative power of charitable giving.
Brief description:
CLAY M. GRAYSON is an attorney based out of Charleston, South Carolina, with a national law practice dedicated to serving nonprofit organizations and philanthropists. Attending more than 125 board meetings annually, as well as frequently speaking at conferences and seminars, Clay is described as a "board-whisperer," guiding groups to speak with one voice in support of shared values. His mission in life is to make philanthropy accessible to the masses. Whether speaking in a boardroom or a conference, Clay teaches that philanthropy lies within each of us. If you can tap into this side of your nature, you will discover meaning and, quite possibly, your mission in this life.
Review Quotes: "Grayson's clear-eyed guide to the hows and whys of philanthropy offers insightful answers to a pressing question: what's the best way to make a lasting difference, help others, build a legacy, and achieve the greatest benefit, all aligned with one's values?"
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