Investors, Partners, Friends: How Bnei Torah Should Think About Tzedakah

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There are today probably billions of dollars that are given to Saddaka every year. And if we don't hold people accountable to the transparency of how it's being allocated, then there's a very good chance that that that you know we could be giving to places that that are not using the money in the way that we would like it to be used. >> We talked a lot about the word investor, the word donor. Another term that comes to mind which is really important is the word friend. word friend. Shalom and welcome to Stark Tank. Start tank is a podcast about the challenges and opportunities of being a mentor in the workforce. Coming off of PM looking ahead towards PES also while reading the paras of the Mishkan we have a lot of chances to think about obviously the mitzvah of for and all the donations and fundraising that was done to build the Mishkan are all things that are on our mind a lot. So I thought it was a great opportunity to think about the world of Stucka how we as Benar in the workforce who are earning incomes and have who are earning incomes and have business skills are taking those skills taking those resources taking that money and investing it into most educational institutions scholes nonprofits all these other things and I'm so excited to have two highly experienced professionals who sort of bridge these two worlds together. Alan Feifer has been on the podcast before we're welcoming him back. Welcome Alan. Thank you for joining us. >> Thank you. And for the very first time on this podcast and on any podcast, we have Hill Shinfeld. So Hill, welcome. >> Thank you very much. It's great to be here. >> So I'll let you guys sort of explain a little bit how you guys bridge these

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1. 0:00There are today probably billions of dollars that are given to Saddaka every year. And if…
2. 5:04decision-m then I think you're missing a big a big opportunity to uh create a much…
3. 10:44opportunity to connect to different parts of client which is very important. There's maybe another opportunity…
4. 16:21they're often giving, you think they're given to institutions, but they're also given to people. And…
5. 21:58So there is a level of force trans transparency that does happen within the nonprofit world.…
6. 27:41organization as well sometimes they'll give you know a much more transparent sense of what's happening…
7. 32:49aligned with who you are and what you represent and what your values are. And when…
8. 38:25you don't want to feel that you're going after people and it's just a transaction because,…
9. 44:04those past few the first few months, how we think about the world of stuck philanthropy…
10. 49:43get along. We need to be no say how could somebody sit in the United States…

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