Laura Arrillaga-Andreessen

Philanthropy

Disruption for Good

Rapid advances in technology are changing philanthropy in fundamental ways—making it potentially more rational, effective, collaborative, transparent, and democratic.

Philanthropy

Giving 2.0: Getting Together to Give

By Laura Arrillaga-Andreessen 1

Giving circles are powerful ways to transform the world while also transforming participants’ giving.

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