Apr 24 2025
Especially Now: Applying Fred Rogers’ Philosophy to Philanthropy in a Changing World
In a time of much uncertainty, philanthropy must adapt to better support nonprofits. Especially Now explores how Fred Rogers’ philosophy of trust, dignity, and relational giving—rooted in authenticity and quiet generosity—can shape more effective, trust-based philanthropy. Drawing from archival research on Rogers’ legacy, this session highlights his focus on human connection, deep listening, and valuing people, offering a model for long-term, trust-driven giving.
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