Date & Time
2:00pm EDT - 4:30pm EDT
About This Event
Poverty, Inc. (2014) Run time 1 hour 31 mins
This documentary explores how high-level philanthropy and international aid can sometimes create cycles of dependency rather than sustainable change based on how fundraising is presented.
· Fundraising Connection: Focuses on the ethics of "pity-based" fundraising vs. "partnership-based" development.
· Discussion Value: We will explore ethical storytelling, the unintended consequences of restricted gifts, and moving toward Trust-Based Philanthropy.
Date: May 14th, 2026
Time 2:00 pm-4:30 pm (includes film + facilitated discussion after)
Location: The Kane Center, Stuart (auditorium)
Fee: $10 for AFP members, $15 for future AFP members
Light "movie-theater" style refreshments included!
About This Event
Poverty, Inc. (2014) Run time 1 hour 31 mins
This documentary explores how high-level philanthropy and international aid can sometimes create cycles of dependency rather than sustainable change based on how fundraising is presented.
· Fundraising Connection: Focuses on the ethics of "pity-based" fundraising vs. "partnership-based" development.
· Discussion Value: We will explore ethical storytelling, the unintended consequences of restricted gifts, and moving toward Trust-Based Philanthropy.
Date: May 14th, 2026
Time 2:00 pm-4:30 pm (includes film + facilitated discussion after)
Location: The Kane Center, Stuart (auditorium)
Fee: $10 for AFP members, $15 for future AFP members
Light "movie-theater" style refreshments included!
Date & Time
2:00pm EDT - 4:30pm EDT