Philanthropy is more than just a kind act of charity. It is also a way of preserving for future generations a hope and possibility that has been envisioned by a benefactor. Hope for the future is one of the most characteristic human traits. It is a way of attempting to shape future consciousnesses. Memorial plaques and donor walls commemorate the plans for the future from the perspective of the present, reminding the future generations...
Posted by Ajax Union Blogging Monday, March 22, 2010 1 comments
(Prometheus Bound, Jacob Jordaens 1593-1678)Philanthropy is a time honored tradition of giving and receiving. The word’s origins are from Prometheus Bound, thought to be written by Aeschylus in about 500 B.C.E. Prometheus’ name comes from philanthropos tropos and means a character of humanity loving . This is because the Titan gave humans optimism and fire, two gifts that allow us to distinguish ourselves from the beasts. Today, the word...
Posted by Ajax Union Blogging Monday, March 15, 2010 2 comments
Acts of kindness are fundamental to human nature. If they were not, humans would be satisfied living in solitude, which for most of us is not the case. Communities are founded on giving back. This notion can be seen in all walks of life. From learning to share as a child to giving back to the community the excess of one’s life savings, the same fundamental sentiment is demonstrated. But the same thanks given after playing with a friend’s...
Posted by Ajax Union Blogging Monday, March 8, 2010 1 comments
Memorial walls and donor plaques can be found everywhere – I’ve even seen them in bars. You may commonly associate them with resplendent acts of generosity, which can be memorialized with a Tree of Life quite nicely, but your benefactors don’t have to give millions to feel appreciated. Judaica Engraving International has options aplenty for your desire to show your gratitude. Let’s take a look at a few:Tree of Life: This is one of our more...
Posted by Ajax Union Blogging Monday, March 1, 2010 0 comments

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