Happy Friday, friends. We’re going to talk about something today that we all deeply understand, something that makes us more human than anything else: our ability to know and experience love.
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Reflections and conversations on the practice of philanthropy — and on being human. The Greek roots of the word "philanthropy" are "love of" and "humanity." So why do we see so little love, or humanity, in the prevailing ways we practice philanthropy in our modern culture? To love and care for our fellow human beings is one of the most human things we can do. Let's return to true philanthropy together.
Reflections and conversations on the practice of philanthropy — and on being human. The Greek roots of the word "philanthropy" are "love of" and "humanity." So why do we see so little love, or humanity, in the prevailing ways we practice philanthropy in our modern culture? To love and care for our fellow human beings is one of the most human things we can do. Let's return to true philanthropy together.