How Religious Values Shape Generosity Across Faith Traditions
The Brennan Goldman Institute for Interfaith Engagement invites you to join a small gathering of clergy, lay leaders, and philanthropic partners for breakfast and an engaging presentation and conversation exploring the relationship between faith, values, and philanthropy.
Drawing on his groundbreaking research, Mohannad Mofawaz examines how religious values shape the ways faith communities and faith-based organizations prioritize, receive, and steward charitable giving. While his work focuses on the Jewish, Muslim, and Latter-day Saint (LDS) communities, the themes he explores resonate across faith traditions and offer valuable insights for all who care about generosity, leadership, and community engagement.
How Religious Values Shape Generosity Across Faith Traditions
The Brennan Goldman Institute for Interfaith Engagement invites you to join a small gathering of clergy, lay leaders, and philanthropic partners for breakfast and an engaging presentation and conversation exploring the relationship between faith, values, and philanthropy.
Drawing on his groundbreaking research, Mohannad Mofawaz examines how religious values shape the ways faith communities and faith-based organizations prioritize, receive, and steward charitable giving. While his work focuses on the Jewish, Muslim, and Latter-day Saint (LDS) communities, the themes he explores resonate across faith traditions and offer valuable insights for all who care about generosity, leadership, and community engagement.