Monday, May 17,2021
3:00 PM ET
$15.00 for WOC members*
$35.00 for non-members
Discover your values, vision and voice to take true ownership of your philanthropy. The Women’s Philanthropy Institute’s body of research has shown that women are more generous, and we have a long-held history of expanding our definition of “philanthropy” to include not only one’s treasure, but also one's time, talent, testimony, and ties (the 5T’s). WPI’s director Jeannie Sager will walk you through how to develop a tailored giving plan that incorporates the 5T’s, to help you articulate your own philanthropic legacy.
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Jeannie Sager, Director, Women’s Philanthropy Institute and WOC Advisory Committee Member
Jeannie Sager is the director of the Women’s Philanthropy Institute which is housed under the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy in Indianapolis, Indiana. WPI is focused on conducting and disseminating research that grows women’s philanthropy. WPI envisions a world where women donors understand and use their growing power and influence to support causes they care about; where fundraisers and nonprofit leaders take women seriously and approach them in ways that appeal to them; and where both women and men are giving, giving more, and giving more intentionally and effectively. Jeannie leads WPI’s efforts to translate research to practice, works closely with WPI’s national advisory council and serves on the executive leadership team for the LFSOP.
Jeannie Sager is a seasoned nonprofit executive with 25 years of experience in health care, higher education, and independent school leadership. She most recently served on the leadership team that created the IU Health Foundation providing oversight for fundraising for IU Health’s adult academic health center. Jeannie earned her master's degree in philanthropic studies from Indiana University and a bachelor’s degree in international relations from Rollins College.