The Next Generation of donors - young givers between 18 and 40 years of age - generally fall into three categories: inheritors; those with earned wealth; and young people who might not be considered wealthy, yet give a large proportion of their time, talent and dollars to their communities. Each group differs in the way that they think about their money and philanthropy, as well as the relationships and structures through which they give. 

In this section you'll find resources and links to organizations to help engage and support our next generation of donors.

• Independent Sector: NGen- Moving Nonprofit Leaders from Next to Now
  Program helps expand and improve the nonprofit talent pool by developing the skills and networks of emerging leaders under 40.
• Emerging Practitioners in Philanthropy
  Provides networking, leadership and advocacy to support and strengthen the next generation of grantmakers.
• Future Leadership in Philanthropy
  A network where other future leaders in philanthropy can meet, learn, exchange ideas, and contribute to each other’s success.
• One Percent Foundation
  The One Percent Foundation is a non-profit organization committed to engaging young adults in philanthropy. The Foundation is a giving circle - a group of young adults who pool their funds and time to strengthen their communities, while at the same time increasing their understanding of and participation in philanthropy.
  
• Resource Generation
  Programs and information for young people of wealth to explore how their financial resources relate to social justice