Our new compilation takes our episodes with Colleen Boyle, Josh Stamer, and Christine Gaz are available in one listen.

Topics include:
• Luxury Assets to make a Philanthropic Impact
• The Golden Age of Philanthropy
• Special Edition: Unlocking Generosity: The Advisor’s Role in Inspiring Purpose and Impact

From exploring how luxury assets can drive meaningful philanthropic impact to discovering we may be living in the golden age of philanthropic giving to the launch of white paper with an industry-wide view on integrating philanthropy across the full advisory lifecycle – this compilation covers a lot of ground.

Let’s talk DAFs.

Josh Stamer, Chief Strategy Officer at Anonymous Philanthropy — a thoughtful leader and powerful advocate for expanding philanthropy is on the pod today to talk with Ron about the philanthropic industry.

Are we living in the golden age of philanthropy? There’s a good chance we are – and an influential company who unlocks the full potential of giving explains why.

Josh shares how Anonymous Philanthropy approaches charitable giving, the trends shaping the sector, and why nonprofit and philanthropic work can be deeply inspiring — and professionally rewarding.

So, let’s get started. Let’s talk DAFs and the golden age of philanthropy.

Ron is joined by Colleen Boyle, Managing Director of National Sales at The Fine Art Group, to explore how luxury assets can drive meaningful philanthropic impact.

In this episode, they discuss the growing opportunity in art and collectibles—a market projected to reach $2.9 trillion in wealth by 2026—and how charitable organizations can strategically tap into it.

From shifting valuations, to which non-cash assets are seeing the biggest movement, this episode covers it all.

Let’s talk the rise of the philanthropic advisor entrepreneur. Let’s talk DAFs.