by patrickdwyer | Sep 10, 2021 | Blog, Dwyer Family Foundation, Patrick Dwyer, Philanthropy
The word “philanthropy” comes from the Greek word “philanthropia,” meaning “love for mankind.” But the word’s meaning has changed over the years, and today it refers to the practice of wealthy individuals donating portions of their wealth to help those in need. But...
by patrickdwyer | Sep 10, 2021 | Blog, Dwyer Family Foundation, Education, Patrick Dwyer, Philanthropy
Public school teachers don’t get enough credit for all the hard work they do, and that work is made even harder by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. With many schools still demanding masks and social distancing guidelines for the new year, you may be wondering what you...
by patrickdwyer | Jul 20, 2021 | Blog, Dwyer Family Foundation, Patrick Dwyer, Philanthropy
There are many ways to donate your time and money to help change the world. There’s never a shortage of causes that need your help or charities that need funding, but you as an individual can only give so much. To help narrow down your search for what charity or...
by patrickdwyer | Jul 20, 2021 | Blog, Dwyer Family Foundation, Education, Patrick Dwyer, Philanthropy
Few causes are more important than education, and there are many charities you can give to that aim to improve it. Whether it be at home or abroad or elementary education through university, these charities are dedicated to making education more accessible to...
by patrickdwyer | Jun 21, 2021 | Blog, Dwyer Family Foundation, Education, Patrick Dwyer, Philanthropy
One of the best types of charity you can give to is the educational charity. While giving to any charity you believe in is noble and should be lauded, giving to an educational charity means you’re investing in the future. The more educated individuals society has, the...
by patrickdwyer | May 25, 2021 | Blog, Dwyer Family Foundation, Patrick Dwyer, Philanthropy
The face of philanthropy is changing. With an estimated 59 trillion dollars of inherited wealth passing on to Millennials and Gen Z, philanthropy is no longer the domain of the accomplished and wealthy. The next generation is motivated to share their wealth unlike...
