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allisonfine

Podcast with Allison Fine

Lucy Bernholz

10 Jan 2009

I was honored to record this podcast with Allison Fine and Katya Andresen of Network For Good back in December. The podcast has just gone live on the Chronicle of Philanthropy site - here is the link.

On a personal note, thanks to all of you have emailed with your condolences and support regarding the death of my mom. I very much appreciate hearing from you.

Tags: philanthropy, podcast, afine, networkforgood

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