3 ways to use philanthropy to boost your career
There are countless reasons why women should become involved with philanthropy, but did you know that it can also have a profound effect on your career? If you have reached a point where you begin to question why you are spending all of those nights handing out business cards at networking events, attending workshops, and taking on extra projects, and you feel that there is a better, more connected way – there is.
1) Do you need to develop more leadership skills to get ahead in your career? Join a non-profit board. Serving on a board can be challenging and rewarding, but gives the perfect opportunity to sharpen your leadership skills. Being a board member is a one-stop shop experience that exposes you to different teamwork dynamics, business strategies, and insights, while at the same time improving your financial acumen.
A donation of any size is always appreciated by an organization. However, if you want to get recognized for an impactful gift without a current outlay of significant funds, consider a legacy gift. You will be recognized now for a gift that you will make much later.
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