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Raising Charitable Children: Keynotes & Breakout Sessions

 
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"You were a delight! You've a wonderfully humorous manner for sharing such serious information. We all enjoyed you very much!"

-- B.J. Wiemer,
Learning Disabilities Association
 
Planning for the Future: The Giving Family
  If you want to provide your children with more than just a solid portfolio and financial security, Carol Weisman will share how to provide moral and ethical security. This session covers how to find real happiness, not the kind that comes from the quick fix you get from a high end shopping trip, but something much, much deeper.

Carol's talk focuses on how families can set priorities and share values while helping them plan for their financial future. Just as it is never too early to plan, it is never too early to start children in thinking of others and how to connect and deal with the world in a meaningful way. Planning for the Future gives both parents and children an opportunity to share values and talk about how they would like for form and mold the future of not just their lives, but also the lives of others.

Suggested Audiences: General audiences, banking clients, schools, religious organizations

Customized Keynotes:
  For the wealth management profession, the talk focuses on how to work with families and why its important to connect with multiple generations.

For banking clients, the talk focuses on why it is important that you have a relationship with their children, whether the “kids” are 5 or 50 and how you can help with formulate a charitable giving plan.
Charity Begins in Homeroom
  One of the great innovations in education, whether in schools or churches, synagogues and temples, in recent years has been the service learning. Sometimes it involves building a school in Haiti or doing the March of the Living in Poland, or going across town and working in a homeless shelter. Students start to appreciate basic things such as water and electricity or having a full set of teeth.

This talk focuses on how teenagers and young adults can look to the world as volunteers and philanthropists, but still focus on the organization that gave them the skills that make it possible to give to the world. We will talk about “giving circles” as a way to keep in touch with alumni groups, whether you are a church, school or summer camp. In giving circles, a portion or all of the funds donated go back to the organization where the group first connected so that others will have the same chance to share their experience.

Suggested Audiences: Schools, churches, temples and synagogues

Saving, Giving & Learning: The Liquid Method
  How do you find the right amount of time and money to give to fit into your life as a student, as a young professional, as a newlywed? Years of working with nonprofits and hearing their complaints about volunteers who didn’t show (and sometimes about the ones that did!) brought me to the conclusion that everyone needs a better system to think through how discretionary time and money is spent. This talk focuses on how to pick and give volunteer time and how to give money when you're short on both. This is a unique approach for the young, the old and the middle to save small amounts of money so that they not only can they pay the rent, but can be philanthropists as well. Whether you are cash rich and time poor, or cash poor and time rich, or don’t have much or either, you will find ways of maximizing your giving.

Suggested Audiences: Young adults, teens and other groups who are interested in volunteering


Carol Weisman, MSW, CSP
President, Board Builders Inc.
8025 Maryland Ave, 5A
St. Louis, MO 63105
Phone: 314-863-4422
Fax: 314-863-6856

Email: carol@boardbuilders.com

"Your book prompted me to look back on my own parenting and celebrate the things did 'right' with regards to philanthropy. Congrats on a brilliant book."

-- Kelly Standing

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