Beyond the Cheque: High-net-worth families evolving philanthropyBY JUDITH FIANDER | FRIDAY, 11 APR 2025 8:10AM Philanthropic giving, a cornerstone of societal progress, continues to transform. High-net-worth families, increasingly driven by a desire for tangible impact, are moving beyond traditional donation models ...
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