Find out how an equity and social justice focus by area philanthropy professionals has changed the way they talk about and conduct their work, and how they need donors to come along.

The late Marydale Brooks believed the “important stuff” happened “when everyone starts pitching in with their talents, resources, or pure grunt work to get the job done.” A longtime Buckley resident, she was unassuming in her demeanor, community-minded, and collaborative in her giving.

Complex gifts are a creative way to make large contributions with benefits for donors, nonprofits, and the community. Because non-cash or illiquid assets are involved, they take careful planning to execute. GTCF has the expertise to transform these assets into philanthropic gifts.