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The Art of Giving
The Art of Giving: Where the Soul Meets a Business Plan by Charles Bronfman and Jeffrey Solomon, published by Jossey-Bass, a Wiley imprint. This hardcover first edition and first printing includes its dust jacket and features a foreword by former World Bank president James Wolfensohn.
Drawing on the perspectives of an experienced philanthropist and a nonprofit professional, the book treats charitable giving as both a deeply personal undertaking and a process requiring practical planning. It discusses how donors can identify their goals, evaluate nonprofit partners, structure gifts and approach philanthropy with greater purpose, accountability and effectiveness.
This copy is double signed by co-authors Charles Bronfman and Jeffrey Solomon. The signed page also bears a personalized “To Morris” inscription and additional handwritten messages or signatures, as pictured.
The seller grades the book and dust jacket Very Good. The white jacket has light rubbing, shelf wear, scattered marks and spots, minor edge and corner wear, and creasing or bumping at the upper-right corner; a small red circular mark is visible near the right edge of the rear jacket. Page toning. Please review all photographs carefully, as they form part of the description and show the signatures, inscription, edition details and condition of this copy.
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The Art of Giving: Where the Soul Meets a Business Plan by Charles Bronfman and Jeffrey Solomon, published by Jossey-Bass, a Wiley imprint. This hardcover first edition and first printing includes its dust jacket and features a foreword by former World Bank president James Wolfensohn.
Drawing on the perspectives of an experienced philanthropist and a nonprofit professional, the book treats charitable giving as both a deeply personal undertaking and a process requiring practical planning. It discusses how donors can identify their goals, evaluate nonprofit partners, structure gifts and approach philanthropy with greater purpose, accountability and effectiveness.
This copy is double signed by co-authors Charles Bronfman and Jeffrey Solomon. The signed page also bears a personalized “To Morris” inscription and additional handwritten messages or signatures, as pictured.
The seller grades the book and dust jacket Very Good. The white jacket has light rubbing, shelf wear, scattered marks and spots, minor edge and corner wear, and creasing or bumping at the upper-right corner; a small red circular mark is visible near the right edge of the rear jacket. Page toning. Please review all photographs carefully, as they form part of the description and show the signatures, inscription, edition details and condition of this copy.
