In the next two decades, an estimated $84 trillion will be passed down from Baby Boomers to their Gen X, Millennial and Gen Z heirs, as well as to charities. Since the average age of a US donor is 65—and donor counts continue to fall nationwide—this means the philanthropic landscape will look much different in 20 years than it does now.

How can non-profits begin preparing today for a future dominated by Gen X and Millennial donors?

In this innovative and insightful panel, we’re bringing together Gen X and Millennial leaders from independent schools across the country. Spanning major gifts to donor engagement, this diverse panel will share research, personal behaviors and professional guidance about how to drive the future of philanthropy.

Learn what’s most important to pay attention to with these upcoming generations, and how to set up your fundraising program now to cultivate this growing donor base.