“It is more difficult to give money away intelligently than it is to earn it in the first place.”
~ Andrew Carnegie, American industrialist and philanthropist
Get Involved
There are lots of ways youth can get involved in philanthropy in their community – without even leaving the computer! Check out these sites that make it easy to become a philanthropist! For a list of opportunities, click here.
Resources and Publications
There is a “wealth” of information about Youth Philanthropy on the internet – we have compiled some great sites to help you learn more about Youth Philanthropy programs, see curriculum and other publications, and get the tools to support and expand Youth Philanthropy in your community! For a full list of resources, click here.
Featured Program: Youth Philanthropy Initiative
The Youth Philanthropy Initiative of Indiana (YPII) is a network of over 40 organizations with the common goal of engaging youth in giving and serving. More...
Featured Grantee: Unidas
Unidas teaches young women about leadership, philanthropy and social justice issues. The Unidas program is designed to give high school-aged girls hands-on experience in grantmaking. Participants have $10,000 to grant to community organizations that serve young women and/or girls. More…
