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Getting Into Philanthropy
- At May 20, 2025
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A New Story for Philanthropy
photography by Nevada Wier, by permission
In a recent opinion piece in the New York Times, artist and philanthropist, Peter Buffett, the son of the 4th wealthiest person in the world, wrote a scathing critique of the current philanthropic system calling it: “The Charitable-Industrial Complex”. As someone who’s worked for more than two decades in many areas of philanthropy, including 16 years as a foundation program officer, I think Buffett has a point. And more importantly, I think we’re beginning to discover some potent solutions to the problems to which Buffett is pointing.
Buffett believes that instead of addressing the symptoms of current problems as is the practice with most philanthropy, “money should be spent trying out concepts that shatter current structures and systems that have turned much of the world into one vast market.” “It’s time for a new operating system,” says Buffett. “Something built from the ground up. New code.” In other words, a completely new story.
Read More»Participatory Philanthropy
- At July 18, 2013
- By Tom Callanan
- In Participation, philanthropy
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One of my first experiences of fully participating in life came during a river rafting trip on a difficult section of the Salt River in Arizona during spring flood. I was a freshman boatman paddling with six veteran guides when the boat ahead of us capsized. With minimal direction from our captain, everyone immediately leapt into action. We paddled like maniacs to the overturned boat. Two men then launched themselves into the air and onto the bottom of the capsized boat as if shot from a cannon. Others threw rescue lines to swimmers and others hauled them like fish into our boat. Others, myself included, steered our boat and kept it from capsizing as we navigated continuous whitewater. Our actions were totally spontaneous and yet they seemed somehow scripted to include all of us and the river itself.
I’ve learned that this state of individual and collective “flow” can be experienced, not just in crisis situations, but in all domains of life including philanthropy. One of the keys to getting into flow is to recognize that it’s accessed through a particular state of being called “participatory consciousness.” In short, there are three basic ways of thinking, acting, and being (states of consciousness). These states, namely “instrumental,” “receptive” and “participatory,” are available to us in every moment. And yet, most of us limit ourselves to just one or two states at any given time, and rarely do we engage the most dynamic and creative state of “participatory consciousness” that is experienced as flow.
Here’s a brief run-down of the tree types of consciousness:
Read More»Story of the Fifth Monk
- At May 26, 2013
- By Tom Callanan
- In philanthropy, wisdom
- 6
photography by Nevada Wier, by permission
People often talk in philanthropy about “going further upstream” to address the root causes of problems vs. merely addressing the symptoms. We talk about gaining greater leverage for change by engaging in “transformational philanthropy” that challenges our worldviews, our habitual ways of thinking, and the way that society is structured and organized. But what does all this actually mean? I’ve created the following Story of the Fifth Monk to illustrate the different ways of going about philanthropy and the concept of leverage.
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