Watch out for Waterloo!

Watch out for Waterloo!

When most individuals think of philanthropy, thoughts stray to large companies with deep pockets and wealthy CEOs seeking to establish their legacy. However, for the average professional, broad philanthropic gestures are typically far out of reach. Read more about SVP...
What SVPAZ did for me

What SVPAZ did for me

By: Scott Turner I joined SVP Arizona to learn how to work more effectively with non-profits to improve their success.  SVP has done that and much more.  My experience as lead partner for one of SVPAZ’s investees has been a real eye-opener.  I think I was able...
Dan Rigby’s SVPAZ

Dan Rigby’s SVPAZ

By: Dan Rigby I was an “early adopter” in 1999 and was attracted to the potential for impact on the community.  I had a successful business, but I was looking for balance—a movement from success to significance so to speak.  I have gained so much more than I could...
What SVPAZ Means to John Clemency

What SVPAZ Means to John Clemency

By: John Clemency I had heard a great deal about SVP Arizona from Diane Walker and Ed Zito. I found (and still find) the Social Venture Partners model perhaps the most effective and personally satisfying way to engage in charitable/nonprofit endeavors. I also very...