Your Giving Journey
It Doesn’t Have To Be A Solo Trip
Giving back to your community can be an opportunity to live out your values, but it can be difficult to figure out where to begin. The good news is that you don’t have to do it alone. GTCF's new Giving Guidebook offers a series of engaging questions you – and your family – can answer to map out a plan for supporting your community.
Read MoreNavigating a Generational Transfer of Values
Some parents see family philanthropy as a way to ensure family values are carried forward, but the next generation may feel it’s simply an obligation. Patrick Fletcher, a Senior Planner in the Wealth Planning Group at D.A. Davidson is dedicated to guiding families in identifying shared values that foster a thriving community.
Learn MoreBuilding Momentum for Community Movements in Pierce County
Local organizations and community movements like Oasis Youth Center and PenMet Parks are utilizing Designated for Capital Funds at GTCF to help build momentum for important work that makes a positive difference in Pierce County.
Learn MoreIt Takes A Community
The Mustard Seed Project on Key Peninsula, like most nonprofit businesses, achieves its mission through a mix of vision, funding, and broad community support. As the organization has grown its impact and revenue, connections with diverse funders and philanthropic tools, like an Agency Fund at GTCF, help support long-term stability.
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