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Family foundations change their priorities over time, as new generations call the shots

  • Written by Renee Irvin, Associate Professor of Nonprofit Management, University of Oregon
Family foundations change their priorities over time, as new generations call the shotsGrandchildren and other heirs to a fortune may want to support different kinds of charities.Thanasis Zovoilis/The Image Bank via Getty Images

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Family foundations significantly shift their priorities as times change and new generations take over their leadership.

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