Explore how a servant leadership philosophy supported Michigan's dynamic philanthropic culture.
Michigan's philanthropic history includes the investment of human capital, knowledge, and money.
Michigan's leaders worked with public policymakers to advocate for charitable giving and volunteer service.
While committed to working in Michigan, leaders of foundations, nonprofits, and their umbrella associations also provided enthusiasm, ideas, and effort toward building strong philanthropic institutions across the U.S. and beyond.
An overview of what was learned about working together to increase acts and investments in philanthropy, and to encourage private voluntary action intended for the common good. Chapter Five attempts to summarize useful tips for those who would like to try some of the strategies that have worked in Michigan.