The Life Cycle of a Personal Foundation, 1958-1988: Oral History Transcript / 199 - Paperback

by Caroline Crawford (Author), Phyllis Ive Wattis (Author)

"The Life Cycle of a Personal Foundation, 1958-1988" offers a unique glimpse into the operations and evolution of a family foundation through the words of its key members. This oral history transcript (#199) provides valuable insights into the establishment, growth, and impact of a personal foundation. From its initial goals and strategies to its long-term philanthropic endeavors, this record captures the challenges and successes encountered along the way.

Featuring Caroline Crawford and Phyllis Ive Wattis, this document is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in philanthropy, non-profit management, and the history of charitable giving. It offers a detailed look at the inner workings of a foundation, providing lessons and best practices relevant to both established organizations and those just starting out. The book also highlights the significance of personal foundations in shaping communities and supporting important causes.

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