In a recent Forbes article (October 13, 2022), it was noted “the era of steadily climbing inflation may be over, but high prices will likely stick around for a while longer.” Higher prices. Higher interest rates. Higher food, fuel and medical costs, to name a few, have an impact on charitable giving. The word recession has been uttered by analysts and the like. In a recent Worth article (October 28, 2022) it was also noted that “a weak economy and difficult financial markets are likely to be with us for some time, possibly through next year.”
What does the current operating environment mean for philanthropy and its overall impact, when demand for programs and services in many instances is surging?
Join us for a conversation about inflation, the markets, and what it means for the social sector. What are we experiencing? What can we do about it? Where are we headed?
Featured speakers include:
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Candace Burton, Senior Grants Administration Associate, The Boston Foundation and EPIP Boston Steering Committee Member
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Bill Cox, Founder, Partner, Chief Investment Officer and Ethan Brown, Partner and Portfolio Manager, Cox Capital Management
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Jim Klocke, CEO, Massachusetts Nonprofit Network
This program is presented in partnership with EPIP Boston.
