How philanthropy unbound can put humanity back into investing in all its forms

Renée Joslyn wants to restore philanthropy to the roots of the word: love of humanity. Joslyn, the founder of Philanthropy Unbound, a consultancy specializing in individual, family, and corporate philanthropy and social impact programs,  joined The Reconstruction podcast on the eve of the 10th annual Black Philanthropy Month, coming in August. “Philanthropy needs to be unbound,” she says, from this premise “that it's only mainstream, large institutions that get to give love to humankind."