Title: Family Engagement Survey
Organization: Foundation Source
Summary: Sixty-two percent of family-foundation board members believe that involving relatives is as important as having an impact, according to a new survey from Foundation Source.
“In this day and age, where families often are geographically dispersed, the foundation is the thing that helps maintain the connections,” Page Snow, chief philanthropic and marketing officer at Foundation Source, told The Chronicle.
That family focus is reflected in the makeup of foundation boards: Only 27 percent of respondents said their family foundations allow outsiders to serve.
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