Find a Cause

To experience the full benefit of generosity, begin by identifying the problem you’re passionate about solving.

Before you get started, let’s walk through some helpful questions.

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Animals

Non-profit Animal Causes

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Arts & Culture

Generosity First Arts & Culture Causes

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Community Development

Generosity First Community Development Causes

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Education

Generosity First Education Causes

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Environment

Generosity First Environmental Causes

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Health

Generosity First Health Causes

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Human and Civil Rights

Generosity First Human and Civil Rights Causes

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Human Services

Generosity First Human Services Causes

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International

Generosity First International Causes

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Religious

Generosity First Religious Causes

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Research and Public Policy

Generosity First Research and Public Policy Causes

Once you’ve identified causes important to you, it’s time to get specific.

Get Specific

After advising entrepreneurs, CEOs, and other high-impact leaders for years, I recognized no matter what goal they achieved, it never seemed to be enough to deliver what they really craved – happiness, joy and contentment. I became obsessed with this question:

Does living generously deliver results?

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