—Support one another, sharing our stories, challenges, dreams and commitments with peers who can relate to us - fostering an environment of honesty, safety, growth and connection.

—Discuss the self criticism, expectations of others, and potential alienation that can so easily accompany privilege, while supporting one another in navigating through these waters with health, courage, and clarity.

—Explore family dynamics and how to inherit monetary and non-monetary support without inheriting values, beliefs and attitudes that don't serve who we are and the difference we want to make.

—Talk honestly about money - what it is, what responsibilities, challenges and blessings come with it, and how to live and work with it in a responsible, healthy, and life-affirming way.

—Respectfully share diverse forms of spirituality.

—Network and build alliances that can expand our organizational effectiveness.

—Connect with existing philanthropy networks and donor activist communities to which we can turn for ongoing support.

—Gain connection to a deepened sense of purpose that can in turn sustain us through a lifetime of being a catalyst for positive change.

—Hear from veteran social change leaders who will act as mentors and sources of wisdom and inspiration.

—Learn how to enroll friends and colleagues in using the resources in their lives to make a difference.