What can ants teach us about philanthropy?
Carrying a leaf might seem overwhelming to a single ant. However, a single ant can accomplish remarkable things when it works with others.
Watch this video to learn what ants can teach us about working together in philanthropy.
We also invite you to take our self-paced eLearning course, Funding Smarter: Using Candid Tools to Inform and Share Your Foundation's Work, so you too can contribute to and benefit from philanthropy’s collective brain.
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