High-Impact Philanthropy Involves More than Money

STORY AND PHOTO BY KAREN BOSSICK When David Rockefeller died at 101, full-page obituaries in publications like the New York Times made much about his tenure as chairman and chief executive of Chase Bank. They gave only a passing paragraph to his long involvement with philanthropy, even though that may have been his most lasting contribution. Rockefeller gave nearly $2 billion to philanthropy, spreading it out over such beneficiaries as the Museum of Modern Art, Rockefeller and Harvard universities and a sustainable food and agriculture center. Continue Reading…