How a Week in Nicaragua Changed How I Live
Lauren Ebert said yes to a trip to Masatepe, Nicaragua, at the last minute, knowing no one on the team. She expected roofing projects and found people whose faith reshaped how she gives and lives.
What Makes an Organization Financially Trustworthy?
Mark Erkenswick, partner-in-charge of audit at KPMG and chair of One Collective’s finance committee, on the three signs a nonprofit handles money well, and why reports alone are not enough.
Maximizing Impact with Strategic Giving
Jeff Wallace, president of the National Christian Foundation in Chicago, on giving from assets rather than cash, and how one couple gave 25 percent more by donating stock instead of selling it first.
The Gift of Generosity
When Tony Parmer inherited the family estate, the money felt like a weight. Planned-giving help from One Collective turned that anxiety into a plan to give now and later to young women escaping oppression.