Arizona Grantmakers Forum would like to thank our sponsors, partners and planning committee members for making this event possible. AGF would also like to thank Nathan Dungan for an inspiring presentation on how to encourage our children to become smarter consumers and to make philanthropy an essential part of their financial lives. Nearly 200 participants attended, and program evaluations indicated that the program was highly valued by those who responded.
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Event Sponsors
Event Partners
Planning Committee Members
About the Speaker
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Fennemore Craig, P.C.
McMurry, Inc.
The Mulhern Family Fund of the
Catholic Community Foundation
Northern Trust |
Event Partners
All Saints' Episcopal Day School
Alliance of Arizona Nonprofits
Annunciation Catholic School
Arizona Foundation for Women
Arizona Humanities Council
Association of Fundraising Professionals - Greater Arizona Chapter
Delta Dental of Arizona Foundation
Explorer Middle School PTO
Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Phoenix
The Junior League of Phoenix
Phoenix Country Day School
Planned Giving Roundtable of Arizona
Social Venture Partners AZ
Southwest Gas
Valley of the Sun United Way
Women's Foundation of Southern Arizona
Xavier College Preparatory
Special Event Committee Members
Kerry Blume, United Way of Northern Arizona, Committee Chair
Gene D'Adamo, The Arizona Republic
Harold Dorenbecher, Northern Trust
Suzanne Reuss, Arizona Community Foundation
Lois Savage, The Lodestar Foundation
About the Speaker
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Nathan Dungan is the founder and president of Share Save Spend. For over 20 years, Nathan has been an industry thought-leader on helping youth and adults link their money decisions to their values. He is one of the national media's go-to experts on personal finances and the effects of mass marketing on money habits. He has been a featured guest on CBS, CNN, PBS and public radio's Marketplace Money, Sound Money, and Speaking of Faith. He wrote his first book, Prodigal Sons and Material Girls: How Not to Be Your Child's ATM, to help parents influence and shape their child's financial habits. |
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