by Pamela Weinsaft (New York City)
In June 2008, Town & Country ran an article “A Woman’s Guide to Giving: How to Find Your Cause and Make an Impact with Your Money” and a related survey of 2000 women. As quoted on the website The Philanthropic Family, the survey results indicated that 73% of the Town & […]
‘Women and Philanthropy’ Category
Generational Philanthropy
Rosalind Lockyer and the PARO Centre For Women’s Enterprise
by Natalie Sabia (New York City)
PARO Centre for Women’s Enterprise in Ontario, Canada is a not-for-profit organization that empowers women by guiding them toward their goal of business ownership. Founded in 1995, PARO—the name is derived from a Latin word meaning “I Am Ready”—focuses on addressing the challenges women face as entrepreneurs and primary caregivers. […]
Girls Bond Over Banking
by Caroline Shannon
While many expect young girls to be fascinated with Disney Princesses or to memorize all the songs from High School Musical, some business experts are working to push a more practical interest - an interest in finance.
Yep, we’re talking about clubs and camps that teach gals about saving, investing and other personal finance concepts – all […]
From hedge funds to running a charity – an interview with Diana Barran
By: Jane Lucken
Ever wondered if you should use your corporate-honed skills for the benefit of the wider community? Diana Barran moved from a successful career in fund management to found and run CAADA (Co-ordinated Action Against Domestic Abuse ), a charity that has improved the safety of over 40,000 victims of domestic violence. […]







