New Report from Watermark Philanthropic Counsel

Watermark report cover After interviewing 31 leading philanthropists in the Caribbean, Watermark Philanthropic Counsel just released a new report, “A portrait of affluent giving in the Caribbean: Experiences, barriers, and the future of philanthropy.” The report explores their motivations for giving, their perceptions of giving, how and what they give, and the barriers to giving. Download a free copy of the report.

Thursday, October 13, 2022 in Fundraising, News & Events
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