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The Butterfly Effect

Jason Lewis, Maxine Bedat

an original take on philanthropy, fundraising, and the gift

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    Jason Lewis is a partner and the Chief Innovation Officer at Seed, where he develops frameworks, tools, and practices that activate cultures of wild generosity.

  • Maxine Bedat

    Author of Unraveled: The Life and Death of a Garment. Lawyer writing about the policies shaping everyday life — and making the case for the return of people power.

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