TLD@HOME

– Comfortable conversations about a philanthropic life –

Program Description

TLD@Home brings friends, families, colleagues, and other groups together at the home of a host/hostess who is interested in offering guests the opportunity to learn about a unique and fulfilling approach to philanthropy and who believes that legacies are about how you live.

This series of dialogues are brought to people’s homes for families and/or friends to have meaningful conversations about what it means to be a philanthropist, how to live one’s legacy. The purpose is to give you the guidance and tools to take ownership of your legacy.

The first dialogue in the series, A Philanthropic Life, is the starting point for discovering one’s capacity, passion, and purpose.

Program Approach

The program focuses on options for taking action and specific social issues the group would like to address over the series of dialogues. By identifying and articulating your personal aspirations the desired outcome becomes clear and the plan towards the goal becomes your map.

Program Events
  1. A Philantropic Life
  2. Describe and Reflect – my passion in life
  3. Identify and State – my purpose and mission
  4. Find and Choose – my opportunities and plan
Program Outcome

The attendees will get tools, guidance, and an action plan to begin expressing and executing their own philanthropy.

If you are interested in hosting a TLD@Home dialogue for you and your group of friends, family, staff, colleagues or other group, please contact us.

Additional information
  • For whom – For groups of friends, family, staff etc.
  • Duration – Designed for a two-hour time period, broken down as follows:
    • 30 minutes for participants to arrive, get something to eat and drink, and for an icebreaker.
    • 60 minutes of dialogue
    • 30 minutes for informal socializing
  • Participants/available seats – Designed for groups of 10 to 25 participants.
  • Location – TLD@Home takes place at one of the participants home.
  • Pre-reads – Material will be provided for participants to prepare in advance of the dialogues.
 

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