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More than Money
More Than Money is committed to changing the way society understands the purpose, potential, and challenges of money. Through a national dialogue on the impact of money on individuals, families, and communities, we seek to create a world in which everyone asks, "What is money for?" We believe that this is one of the leading ethical questions in an affluent society. Contact: More than Money,1430 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge, MA 02138, info@morethanmoney.org, 617.864.8200.

Class Action
Our mission is to raise consciousness about the issues of class and money, and their impact on our individual lives, our relationships, organizations, institutions, and culture. Through workshops, consultations, research and writings we aim to heal the hurts of classism, and support the development of cross-class alliance building and to support the movement of resources to where they are most needed. Contact: Class Action, 245 Main St., #207, Northampton, MA 01060, info@classactionnet, 413.585.9709

Inheritance Project
A project providing educational resources and support for inheritors of wealth and their families. They also provide educational materials for the financial advisors who work with wealthy families. They published a book The Legacy of Inherited Wealth and monographs on many topics. They offer a service, "Untold Wealth: Telling Your Life Story," a confidential phone interview designed to help heirs break through the taboo against talking about money. Contact: info@inheritance-project.com, (902) 431-8890.

Ministry of Money
A ministry for people to deepen their faith and to explore their relationship to money from biblical, psychological and sociological perspectives. M-M publishes a newsletter, holds weekend workshops and leads soul-opening trips to Third World countries. Contact: Ministry of Money, 11315 Neelsville Church Rd., Germantown, MD 20876, 301.428.9560, office@ministryofmoney.org

Resourceful Women
Offers an array of classes, support groups and conferences for women who have $25,000 or more of inherited or earned money, to provide personal supports, technical assistance and an empowerment perspective. Resourceful Women is coordinating a national women's donor network and a leadership training institute, and has a variety of publications. Contact: Resourceful Women, 340 Pine Street, Suite 302, San Francisco, CA 94104, (415) 956-3023, distaff@rw.org

Women's Perspective
Provides transformational education for women seeking to understand their spiritual and economic power. Programs help women see money as a central dynamic of their spiritual journey, and to bring their financial life into alignment with their core values. Contact: Rosemary Williams, Women's Perspective, 431 Meadow St., Fairfield, CT 06824. Phone: 203-336-2238. Email: info@womensperspective.org