Monthly Archives: June 2009

The Five Biggest Misconceptions About Transformational Giving, Part III: ‘It’s a great theory, but there’s not a lot of examples’

This misconception is predicated on the idea that Transformational Giving is like a switch that you throw. One minute your development efforts are transaction transaction transaction, the next they’re transformation transformation transformation. That’s not how it works. I began stumbling … Continue reading

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The Five Biggest Misconceptions About Transformational Giving, Part II: ‘It takes longer to see results’

I have to admit that of all the objections to Transformational Giving, this one vexes me the second most. (The objection that vexes me the most is the one we’ll be covering tomorrow. Stay tuned.) I think the reason why … Continue reading

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The Five Biggest Misconceptions about Transformational Giving, Part I: ‘We don’t have to talk about money’

Today we begin a five-part series designed to dispel the most popular misconceptions that cling to Transformational Giving. We begin with the most common misconception of all, which goes something like this. Wow! I’m so glad I came to this … Continue reading

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