Learning to make giving a more important part of everyday life

BUILDING  CAPACITY: Rhode Island Foundation President and CEO Neil D. Steinberg unveiled a pilot program, entitled Giving Circles, which is designed to help grow a culture of philanthropy in the state, using individuals' social networks as the core communication tool. / COURTESY RHODE ISLAND FOUNDATIO
BUILDING CAPACITY: Rhode Island Foundation President and CEO Neil D. Steinberg unveiled a pilot program, entitled Giving Circles, which is designed to help grow a culture of philanthropy in the state, using individuals' social networks as the core communication tool. / COURTESY RHODE ISLAND FOUNDATIO

In light of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs theory, the “giving season” can be seen more in terms of helping those in need deal with the challenges they face every day – physiological health and safety being the two most basic of those – than in lighting up the faces of children inspecting what Santa left

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