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Natalie Elliott is the grant development manager at Equity Trustees with lead responsibility for the children and young people domain granting program.

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Sisters Are Doing It for Themselves: The Rise of Women in Philanthropy

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Natalie Elliott, Tuesday, 7th March 2017 - Philanthropy is no longer just for the mega wealthy, and women from all walks of life are finding innovative ways to take a leadership role, writes Natalie Elliott from Equity Trustees.

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Natalie Elliott is the grant development manager at Equity Trustees with lead responsibility for the children and young people domain granting program.

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Sisters Are Doing It for Themselves: The Rise of Women in Philanthropy

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Natalie Elliott is the grant development manager at Equity Trustees with lead responsibility for the children and young people domain granting program.

Articles:

Sisters Are Doing It for Themselves: The Rise of Women in Philanthropy

We’re not your average jobs board