Dar Sin Perderse
A 90-minute bilingual masterclass for Latino professionals earning $250K+ who want to turn their generosity into lasting impact—locally, nationally, and in their family’s country of origin.
How Latino Families Can Give Strategically Without Losing Culture.
April 16th, 2026 | 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM EST | Live on Zoom | Bilingual · EN + ES
Early Access · Recording included · Satisfaction guaranteed
IS THIS FOR YOU?
You care about local, national, And your or Your Family country of origin.
Your heart gives in three directions. We'll show you a framework to honor all three — strategically and sustainably.
You earn well but feel guilty or uncertain about "formal” philanthropy.
Philanthropy was never marketed to people like us. This webinar fixes that — in our language, with our values.
You want to involve your Family in giving.
How do you pass down the culture of generosity — familismo, solidaridad — without it being lost by the next generation?
You've worked hard. Now you want your money to work for your values.
You want tax-smart giving strategies that work for your income level.
DAFs, QCDs, family foundations — we'll decode which tools make sense for households earning $250k+, without needing to be ultra-wealthy.
You send remittances but wonder if there's a smarter way.
You love supporting family back home — and you want to know how to structure giving that goes beyond month-to-month transfers.
You want giving to feel like joy — not obligation or guilt.
We'll reframe giving from a cultural burden to a cultural superpower — rooted in your identity, not divorced from it.
THE REAL PROBLEM
We already give — generously. But we give reactively, informally, and without the tools that help All families maximize impact and minimize taxes. That gap is what this webinar closes.
The Pressure of Familismo
You're the one who "made it." The calls for money never stop. Learn to give with intention — not from guilt.
Giving In Two Countries
You have roots in LatinAmerica and a life in the US. Strategic giving can honor both without depleting either.
No One Taught Us This
DAFs, donor-advised funds, family philanthropy plans — these tools exist. Nobody brought them to our community. Until now.
Most financial advice was never
written with us in mind.
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
90 minutes that will change how you Give.
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El Poder Oculto de Nuestra Generosidad.
Surprising research on how Latinos give, how much, and why informal giving — while beautiful — costs us in impact, taxes, and legacy. The $192B story nobody is telling.
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De la Obligación al Propósito
How cultural values — familismo, personalismo, fé — are actually philanthropic superpowers when channeled intentionally. Healing the guilt around money and giving in Latino households.
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Local · Nacional · País de Origen
A strategic, values-based framework to allocate your giving across three rings: your local community, the national Latino ecosystem, and your homeland. Practical percentages, real examples, Central American focus.
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DAFs, Fundaciones, y Más
Donor-Advised Funds, Qualified Charitable Distributions, giving circles, family philanthropy meetings, and cross-border giving vehicles — demystified, in plain language, with tax implications explained.
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De la Intención a la Acción
Step-by-step guide to building your personal giving plan. Includes worksheets, vetted organization lists by region, and how to hold your first "family philanthropy conversation" without it being awkward.
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Tu Momento Para Preguntar
Open Q&A with the host. Questions answered live in English and Spanish. Real scenarios, real answers — no financial advice.
Facilitated by Alejandra Brown
Philanthropy Advisor - Fundraiser - Founder, FundRaiz LLC
Alejandra is social entrepreneur and partnership builder with more than 20 years of experience advancing social impact across Latin America, Europe, and the United States. Born from personal encounters with crisis — natural disasters, political upheaval, economic instability — her work is grounded in one conviction: that generosity, practiced strategically, is one of the most powerful forces for community resilience. She has contributed to more than 140 initiatives worldwide, advising philanthropists, building cross-sector coalitions, and helping donors connect their heritage and values to giving that lasts.
U.S. Latinos represent the world's fifth-largest economy — a $4.1 trillion GDP that, if measured independently, would outrank most nations on earth UCLA — and yet Latino-serving organizations receive only 1% of philanthropic funding, a figure that has remained largely unchanged over time, while Latinos hold just 1% of foundation CEO positions Latinoslead. That gap — between enormous economic power and near-invisible presence in formal philanthropic structures — is precisely where Alejandra works. Alejandra bridges the deeply rooted Latino values of familismo and reciprocidad with the strategic frameworks that transform generational wealth and cultural generosity into giving that is organized, intentional, and lasting.
Selected by the World Economic Forum as a Global Shaper in 2011, Alejandra brings a uniquely global lens to every partnership. She holds two master's degrees — in International Affairs (American University, with a focus on Global Governance, Politics & Security) and Fundraising (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) — plus graduate-level credentials in Nonprofit Management and Leadership from ESADE Business School. Her certifications span Corporate Social Responsibility, Global Displacement & Migration (Georgetown University), and Leadership, Organizing & Action (Harvard Kennedy School). She is currently pursuing the CAP® (Chartered Advisor in Philanthropy) designation from The American College of Financial Services — one of the most rigorous credentials in the field.
SECURE YOUR SEAT
How Latino Families Can Give Strategically Without Losing Culture
A 90-minute bilingual masterclass for Latino professionals earning $250k+ who want their generosity to create lasting impact — locally, nationally, and in their homeland.
April 16h, 2026 | 12pm EST
After registering, you will receive a calendar invite and a Zoom link.
🔒 If you attend and don't find value, email us within 24 hours for a full refund.
FAQs
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Both! The webinar is fully bilingual. The host presents in English and Spanish throughout, slides are bilingual, and Q&A is conducted in both languages. You can participate in whichever language feels most comfortable.
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No. This webinar is designed for professionals earning $250k+ — not ultra-high-net-worth individuals. The tools covered (especially Donor-Advised Funds) are accessible starting at relatively modest amounts, and many strategies require no special accounts at all.
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A full recording will be sent to all registered attendees within 48 hours. You'll have 90-day access to rewatch as many times as you'd like — and share with your partner or family members.
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Absolutely. The Triple-Root Giving Framework™ works for any Latino family with ties to all Latin America.. The examples will include resources for all regions — Central America, Mexico, South America, and the Caribbean.
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No. This webinar is educational content focused on philanthropic strategy, not personalized financial or legal advice. For tax-specific questions, please consult a CPA or financial advisor. The host is a philanthropy professional with moren than 20 years in Fundraising and who is currently pursuing the CAP® designation, not a licensed financial or tax planner.
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If you attend and don't find value, email us within 24 hours to request a full refund.
