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Four Pillars of Disruption in Philanthropy | Carrie Morgridge | TEDxMSUDenver

What makes for good disruption in philanthropy? Carrie Morgridge is an avid athlete and entrepreneur who brought her fresh perspective and an ambitious mindset to the world of philanthropy. As the Chief Disruptor of The Morgridge Family Foundation, Carrie has given away more than $100,000,000 in transformational gifts over the past decade. She has inspired audiences through countless speaking events and her award-winning book, Every Gift Matters: How Your Passion Can Change The World. Now she is sharing the lessons she learned along the way in her TEDxMSU talk, Four Pillars of Disruption in Philanthropy. Whether you are new to the nonprofit world or an active philanthropist, this thought-provoking talk will encourage you to challenge your giving routine. True to her title, Carrie is a bold leader who is refreshingly honest about failure, success, and the learning curve in philanthropy. Her TEDx talk will energize you to ask, "what will I disrupt?" Carrie Morgridge serves as the Vice President and Chief Disruptor of The Morgridge Family Foundation. The mission of the Foundation is to invest in leaders and organizations that are reimagining solutions to some of today’s greatest challenges. Carrie is also the award-winning author of Every Gift Matters – How Your Passion Can Change the World. Her second book, The Spirit of the Trail, was released in May 2018. Carrie and her husband John created Student Support Foundation, a national organization that inspires youth philanthropy. For the past decade they have celebrated and advanced the educator profession by creating mindSpark Learning. mindSpark Learning is focused on empowering educators to tackle the most challenging conditions in their schools through Design Thinking and other strategies. Carrie speaks internationally to education advocacy forums, at poverty alleviation conferences, and many convenings that are philanthropically focused. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx