Dans la continuité de mes 7 chroniques sur les folles dépenses des Américains riches et célèbres, il ne faut surtout pas oublier ce luxe.
Trop d’argent veut dire à qui distribuer un peu de votre bien? Il me semble que ca paraît toujours mieux quand on donne aux autres au lieu de garder toute notre fortune. Par contre, à qui donner? Vous ne voulez surtout pas donner au premier coup de fil télémarketing qui vous appelle en pleine heure du souper…
Pourquoi ne pas engager un philanthrope! Pour l’équivalent de 3 à 10% du montant à donner, un philanthrope vous aidera à figurer comment et à qui donner. Par exemple, un couple de San Francisco voulait donner à une cause “verte” dans la région. Un philanthrope leur a conseillé le clan de Gavin Newsome pour son project vert de vague et marée. Et hop! L’équipe du maire de San Francisco s’est vue remettre un beau 200,000.00$ pour débuter leur projet vert.
Pour vous aider a figurer quoi faire de votre argent, consultez Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors au www.rockpa.org.
Bonne dépense!
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In the continuity of my 7 articles on the crazy expense of the rich and famous Americans, we can’t forget his luxury service.
Too much money means to whom to give a little back of your savings? It seems that it is always “looking good” to give back to others instead of keeping every single penny you have. However, to whom to give? You don’t want to give to the first telemarketer calling you at dinnertime?
Why not hire a philanthropist? For 3 to 10 percent of the money you plan to give away, this person will help you figure out how and to whom to give. For example, a San Francisco couple wanted to donate to a green cause in the area. A philanthropist advised them to give to the Gavin Newsome’s new tidal and wave project. And here it goes! The San Francisco major’s team received a nice $200,000 to help start the project.
To help you figure out what to do with your money, consult Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors at www.rockpa.org.
Happy spending!
In the continuity of my 7 articles on the crazy expense of the rich and famous Americans, we can’t forget his luxury service.
Too much money means to whom to give a little back of your savings? It seems that it is always “looking good” to give back to others instead of keeping every single penny you have. However, to whom to give? You don’t want to give to the first telemarketer calling you at dinnertime?
Why not hire a philanthropist? For 3 to 10 percent of the money you plan to give away, this person will help you figure out how and to whom to give. For example, a San Francisco couple wanted to donate to a green cause in the area. A philanthropist advised them to give to the Gavin Newsome’s new tidal and wave project. And here it goes! The San Francisco major’s team received a nice $200,000 to help start the project.
To help you figure out what to do with your money, consult Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors at www.rockpa.org.
Happy spending!
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