While it's great to see younger generations getting involved in philanthropy, it's important to question the effectiveness of their contributions. Will they have the same impact as the traditional donors, such as Baby Boomers? Only time will tell. But it's crucial for nonprofits to find a way to bridge the gap and engage all generations in their giving efforts.
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Discover How Nonprofits Can Bridge the Generational Gap in Philanthropy
kyler trautner
In the world of philanthropy, a new challenge has emerged for nonprofits: how to engage and activate younger generations in giving. According to Forbes, this generational shift is presenting both an exciting and complex challenge for nonprofits to overcome. Historically, Baby Boomers have been the driving force behind charitable causes, but as Millennials and Gen-Z become more involved in philanthropy, nonprofits must adapt their strategies to appeal to these younger generations.
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