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Author Archives: Ginger Hintz
Spring, are you there? It’s me. This month’s digest is short, like February. But with the information below, you can head into March like lions. Learn about the power of multiplication and sign up for two conferences that will have … Continue reading
Welcome to the evolution of the RG Family Philanthropy Digest! It’s a new year and a new decade. We’ve got choices in how we communicate and share information these days, so why not capitalize on that reality? It’s our hope … Continue reading
Apr
26
2010
Reflections from Ginger Hintz, RG Family Philanthropy Fellow, 2009-10 Understanding and unpacking how class affects your life is hard. It’s a never-ending process of exhuming social constructions and calibrating those signifiers to your personal experiences. It’s a dance of nuance, … Continue reading
