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Meet Joya, a Grand Street alum and learn how her most memorable experience at Grand Street shaped her philanthropic journey. Discover how Grand Street has empowered the next generation of donors in our new impact report! #GrandStreetAt20 #2164NextGenDonors

In the evolving world of family offices, the next gen is stepping up, eager to bring their voices to the table. At the forefront of helping them succeed is?Danielle Oristian York, executive director and president of 21/64, a nonprofit practice dedicated to empowering multi-generational families and next-gen leaders. To read more on this exclusive interview, subscribe to @crain currency today: https://lnkd.in/gFcP6gJ3 #familyoffice #wealthmanagement #nextgen #leadership

The numbers speak for themselves. Grand Street's impact on the next generation of donors and leaders is both quantifiable and qualitative. Check out these stats from our new report! #GrandStreetAt20 #2164NextGenDonors

A heartfelt thank you to author David Jay for joining Executive Director Danielle Oristian York and the 21/64 community at yesterday’s book talk on Relationality. We deeply appreciate your insights into the distinctions between transactional and relational work. Your call to connection, care, and collaborative power has inspired us and motivated us to imagine the possibilities in creating these relational spaces. Click here to check out David's newly release book - https://lnkd.in/eqWV_cnY

Check out 21/64’s longitudinal study of 20 years of Next Gen Donor work through the Grand Street Program! Hear directly from Cohort 20 attendees as they share their key takeaways from participating in the program. “[Grand Street provided me with] A renewed commitment to family philanthropy alongside some tools to engage myself, the current trustees, other future trustees, and other family members in family philanthropy.” “[After attending Grand Street] I feel confidence and conviction in a personal philanthropic vision.”

We are honored to share a special milestone with you—the release of a report marking 20 years of next gen donor engagement through 21/64’s Grand Street program.? The first longitudinal study of its kind, this report provides a comprehensive look at the evolution of next gen donors, first-person quotes and stories from donors, and strategies for engaging this critical group.? ? The success of Grand Street has given rise to other significant next gen donor programs and initiatives in the sector and helped inspire philanthropic learning journeys across the globe. Through the Grand Street program and next gen work, 21/64 remains committed to empowering next gen donors with the tools and confidence to navigate their philanthropic roles, making a lasting impact in communities with which they’re involved.? ? Grand Street would not have been possible without the Andrea and Charles Bronfman Philanthropies whose investment secured many years of Grand Street and other next gen programs run by 21/64. Thanks to the Joyce and Irving Goldman Family Foundation, who stepped in to support Grand Street in a significant way after ACBP sunset, and to their next gen family member Joya Sonnenfeldt whose leadership helped make this report possible. Lastly thanks to the fifteen other Grand Street members and their families who contributed to the program to pay it forward for future members to attend, learn and grow. ? For questions, please contact Andine Sutarjadi at?[email protected]?

Join 21/64 in Boston, MA on October 22-23, 2024 for a transformative two-day training: Managing Family Dynamics & Talking About Money ? Families are complex. As advisors who work within multigenerational family systems, we must deftly navigate these complexities to help family members unite productively in common purpose. In a day and age when productive conversation among individuals with differing viewpoints can be challenging at best (and often fraught with peril), managing family dynamics in such areas as wealth, legacy, philanthropy, and next generation succession, is critical to our shared success. ? Our two-day training, Managing Family Dynamics & Talking About Money is designed for 21/64 Certified Advisors who operate within these challenging systems. - On day one we’ll look at the hidden dynamics embedded within family systems, and learn ways to shift these dynamics on behalf of the group. - On day two, we delve into the topic of money, providing easily accessible ways to talk about money with clients, donors, and fund holders. Learn how to support clients who grapple with engaging their children in these conversations. This training will be hosted at the office of Brown Brothers Harriman. Register before seats are filled. Click here to learn more and register: https://lnkd.in/erAEjS8Q

Whether you're inspired by images or words, 21/64's Motivational Values and Picture Your Legacy decks are essential tools for family advisors and the clients they serve. In our new upcoming Workshop, Recording Your Story As A Legacy, we'll look at how these decks can help people cultivate awareness, articulate values, discern personal narrative, and recall the stories that serve as the basis for meaningful exploration of self. ? Timed with this workshop, we’re offering a 25% discount on Motivational Values and Picture Your Legacy. These are the ideal tools to help clients, donors, or your own family prepare for a legacy project.? ? Use the code 25MVPYL24 at checkout to receive your 25% discount on top of the 20% tools discount you already receive as a Certified Advisor. Email Erin Trottier ([email protected]) with any tool-related inquiries including opportunities for bulk discounts and private label options. Click here to see all of 21/64's Tools: https://lnkd.in/eki8CdW9

You came, we played! We’ve been so inspired by Amanda Weitman using 21/64 tools in her work with the San Quentin Rehabilitation Center (https://lnkd.in/e8Sp5v_3) to lead experiences of transformational change.? Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eQgRujSQ “Saturday evening, I was at San Quentin doing a values workshop with a group of men in a program called Awareness in Domestic Abuse.?It was a group of 30 men who are participating in this 12-week program… It is so fun to let them know that for the next 2 hours they can drop everything they were thinking about regarding their character defects and focus only on their values which are all good. I cannot?express in words?the experience of them seeing good in themselves.?Then they?paired up?and shared?with each other what values they see in each other.?Then we discussed?what it was like to identify good in others.?So amazing!” Thank you,?Amanda,?for your work to bring such a positive experience of humanity to your work at Wells Fargo as well as in your volunteer work at?San Quentin Rehabilitation Center. We are so inspired by you. 21/64’s rolePLAY?kit remains on sale through the end of July! https://lnkd.in/enhaNfg6