When Millennials Take Philanthropy “Glocal”

It is increasingly clear that millennials, those born since 1980, are fast re-defining the philanthropy landscape. And when it comes to diaspora millennials, this means countries around the world could potentially benefit. Millennials expanding meaning of philanthropy Derrick Feldman, in his research into The Millennium Impact, found that millennials are

When Millennials Take Philanthropy “Glocal” image of Kumaran and woman in conference

It is increasingly clear that millennials, those born since 1980, are fast re-defining the philanthropy landscape. And when it comes to diaspora millennials, this means countries around the world could potentially benefit. Millennials expanding meaning of philanthropy Derrick Feldman, in his research into The Millennium Impact, found that millennials are expanding the traditional definition of philanthropy (time, talent and treasure), to also provide voice and network for the causes they adopt. In the context of such holistic agency, philanthropy has become an essential part of how millennials connect to create value for their causes and for themselves in the process.

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