Upon reading Andrew Carnegie’s essay on philanthropy or the writings on philanthropy by the Jewish scholar Maimonides, you might agree that giving, done well, is a challenge. The Rockefellers, in deciding how to disburse their oil fortune, were known to brood, at times to the verge of mental exhaustion, over how hard it was to give away money in an intelligent and useful fashion.

Philanthropic Advisors provides advice and guidance in that difficult work; helping individuals and families identify their charitable goals, designing personal giving plans that are rewarding, and making philanthropy fulfilling and fun.