For the Love of Humanity
Cecelia CaspramCommunity for those who’d like to see philanthropy be less of the industry it has become and return to its roots: love of humanity.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 211 | Subscribers | Read | fortheloveofhumanity.community |
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Machine vs. Nature: Is a New Human Flourishing Arising in Minneapolis?
Most of us have been living many decades already. We’ve been repeatedly trained, again and again, about this human life and how to live it — in ways both intentional and more like osmosis, where we soak up the dominant undercurrents all aro...
Fundraising Is Not Really About Tactics... and Not Really About Money, Either
Today we’re talking about fundraising — perhaps in a different way than you ever have before. I get that it’s a fraught topic for many of you. And I want you to get that it doesn’t have to be… and that you can actually find joy in it. Read ...
Together Is How We Get Through
I want you to know you’re not alone. I want you to experience the joy of being in community. I want you to rely on others — to enter into relationship with them so deeply that you can’t help but feel your burdens lift. We’re talking about t...
Ep 12 | David vs. Goliath: A Leaderful Minnesota Movement Shows Philanthropy What's What
Heeeey, friends. The podcast is back! Phew, it’s been a minute. And the reason why is because there has been SO much going on here in Minnesota (hard stuff; traumatizing stuff; overwhelming stuff; de-humanizing stuff) — especially in Minnea...
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Social Worker. Fundraiser. Mystical Priest. Teacher/Coach/Guide. For love, justice, our shared humanity, and our collective liberation.
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