Twitter FAcebook LinkedIn Email Insights & Perspectives • Perspective Are Your Trustees Involved Too Much—or Too Little—in Grantmaking? Ashley Blanchard, Affiliate Consultant From her own experience as a family foundation trustee, TCC’s Ashley Blanchard discusses how a board can best determine its role in the grantmaking process. When should trustees dive in head first and when should they step back? How and when can they best strategize to support the growth and stability of the foundation? The following blog shares a few best practices from the Hill-Snowden Foundation on finding the right balance between staff and trustee engagement. Read Ashley’s insights on the Exponent Philanthropy blog > August 22, 2015
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