What investors get wrong when they become philanthropists

Investors are brilliant at spotting strong leaders and backing organisations with the potential to grow — yet many forget these same principles when they step into philanthropy. This insightful piece from The Armchair Trader challenges the habit of funding projects instead of people, and highlights why unrestricted support, trust in leadership, and investment in organisational capacity are essential for real social impact. A timely reminder that the best philanthropic outcomes often come from thinking like an investor.

Read the full article here: What investors get wrong when they become philanthropists – The Armchair Trader

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Third Force News:

https://tfn.scot/opinion/what-investors-get-wrong-when-they-become-philanthropists#:~:text=The%20objective%20is%20to%20allocate,preference%20for%20certainty%20over%20innovation.

Yahoo Finance:

https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/investors-wrong-become-philanthropists-075439527.html

DIY Investor:

https://www.diyinvestor.net/what-investors-get-wrong-when-they-become-philanthropists/