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The second half of 2017 was mired by a spate of natural and man-made disasters that focused the attention of corporate philanthropists on their disaster relief practices. In July, The Conference Board released “The Future of Disaster Philanthropy,” a Giving Thoughts article authored by GlobalGiving’s Marlena Hartz that detailed the need to focus disaster philanthropy on establishing local partnerships in an effort to improve preparation among the most vulnerable communities. GlobalGiving’s Britt Lake, Airbus Foundation’s Andrea Debbane, and The Conference Board’s Citizenship and Philanthropy Center Leader, Jeff Hoffman, recently joined me for a webcast to discuss the report and the most important elements of a disaster philanthropy strategy.
At the end of the webcast, which is available to view on demand, I asked my three guests for one piece of advice to give corporate philanthropists to help them develop their disaster philanthropy strategy.
Watch the full webcast on demand for free and let us know your thoughts.
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