For the first 2008 Giving Carnival (group blog session), Trista Harris, author of the New Voices of Philanthropy blog asks anyone who would like to join in the conversation, "...what foundations will look like 10, 25, or even 50 years from now." If you'd like to respond, email Trista at tristaharris at gmail dot com by January 18 with your blog post response link, and return January 21st to read what others said. Be a part of the discussion!
My answer to Trista's question is here.
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