Susan Crites's guest appearances

Susan Crites

The Parents Journal with Bobbi Conner

The Kindness Podcast

The Family Business Leader Podcast

Leon Logothetis

Erica Sandberg

John Townsend

Charles Smith

Jason Mraz

Christine Caine

Gary Chapman

Michael Sandler

Brian Williams

Michael Moody

Jonathon Aslay

Chris Prefontaine

Sissy Goff

Carl Pickhardt

Mina Samuels

OwlTail

Susan Crites Price is an expert on family philanthropy. She’s the author of seven books, primarily on parenting and philanthropy. Susan has seen the rise of technology and the pause it gives parents. She teaches us how to encourage kids to share their time, talent, treasure and (social media) ties in a digital age in her latest book Generous Genes: Raising Caring Kids in a Digital Age.  You can reach out to Susan on her on social media at @SCritesPrice or generousgenes.com.

Susan Crites Price is an expert on family philanthropy. She’s the author of seven books, primarily on parenting and philanthropy. Susan has seen the rise of technology and the pause it gives parents. She teaches us how to encourage kids to share their time, talent, treasure and (social media) ties in a digital age in her latest book Generous Genes: Raising Caring Kids in a Digital Age. You can reach out to Susan on her on social media at @SCritesPrice or <a href="http://generousgenes.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">generousgenes.com</a>.

"Generous Genes" w/ Susan Crites Price

Susan Crites Price is a Washington, DC-based author and speaker. Her most recent book, which she co-wrote with her daughter, Julianna Price, is titled Generous Genes: Raising Caring Children in a Digital Age.   Susan worked as a freelance writer when her daughter was young. That’s when she was hired by the Council of Foundations to write a book about raising generous children. The book, The Giving Family, has been a perennial best seller for the Council. Following its publication, Susan joined the Council and served as the head of its Family Foundations Department and later moved to the National Center for Family Philanthropy.     In this episode, Susan and I discuss when to start engaging little ones in giving, family volunteering, role modeling, helping children find their philanthropic voice and much more!      Topics discussed in this episode:    Meet Susan (1:30) Why Generous Genes: Raising Caring Children in a Digital Age? (4:48) When do you start this work with your kids? (7:26) What is a generosity coach? (9:07) How to help kids find their philanthropic voice (10:48) Teaching kids when to say no (16:10) The value of volunteer experiences (17:45) Allowance, money personalities and matching gifts (22:16) Who in your family was the generosity coach? (26:48) What would you have done differently? (28:00) Favorite resources (31:34) Bonus questions (33:54)    Notable &amp; Quotable:   We always talked about time, talent and treasure. Now we’ve added a fourth “T” for ties. With the internet, kids have ties to people all over the world for their philanthropic efforts. —Susan Crites Price #successfulgenerations #giving #familyphilanthropy #nextgendonors     Kids are online all the time and philanthropy is now an interesting part of it. —Susan Crites Price #successfulgenerations #giving #familyphilanthropy #nextgendonors     A generosity coach is like a soccer coach. You teach the kids the fundamentals and put them on the field to execute. You provide support and guidance, but let them take the lead. —Susan Crites Price #successfulgenerations #giving #familyphilanthropy #nextgendonors     We need to raise our kids to believe that in our family it is an expectation that we give and serve. —Susan Crites Price #successfulgenerations #giving #familyphilanthropy #nextgendonors     Kids won’t be engaged if we don’t make giving fun. It’s okay to find things that kids will enjoy—that is why we call it the joy of giving. —Susan Crites Price #successfulgenerations #giving #familyphilanthropy #nextgendonors   Kids are born with a natural instinct to be generous. It is up to us to nurture it. —Susan Crites Price #successfulgenerations #giving #familyphilanthropy #nextgendonors     Resources mentioned in this episode: generousgenes.com dosomething.org doinggoodtogether.org   Subscribe Now! Don’t risk missing out on any of the fun that is to come.     Learn more about Successful Generations: successfulgenerations.com FB: @SuccessfulGenerations Twitter: @EllieFreyZagel Email: ellie@successfulgenerations.com   Have a topic suggestion? If you are the next generation of family business, philanthropy and wealth, and have a topic you think we should discuss, let us know at Ellie@successfulgenerations.com.  

Susan Crites Price is a Washington, DC-based author and speaker. Her most recent book, which she co-wrote with her daughter, Julianna Price, is titled Generous Genes: Raising Caring Children in a Digital Age. Susan worked as a freelance writer when her daughter was young. That’s when she was hired by the Council of Foundations to write a book about raising generous children. The book, The Giving Family, has been a perennial best seller for the Council. Following its publication, Susan joined the Council and served as the head of its Family Foundations Department and later moved to the National Center for Family Philanthropy.   In this episode, Susan and I discuss when to start engaging little ones in giving, family volunteering, role modeling, helping children find their philanthropic voice and much more! Topics discussed in this episode: <ul> <li>Meet Susan (1:30)</li> <li>Why Generous Genes: Raising Caring Children in a Digital Age? (4:48)</li> <li>When do you start this work with your kids? (7:26)</li> <li>What is a generosity coach? (9:07)</li> <li>How to help kids find their philanthropic voice (10:48)</li> <li>Teaching kids when to say no (16:10)</li> <li>The value of volunteer experiences (17:45)</li> <li>Allowance, money personalities and matching gifts (22:16)</li> <li>Who in your family was the generosity coach? (26:48)</li> <li>What would you have done differently? (28:00)</li> <li>Favorite resources (31:34)</li> <li>Bonus questions (33:54)</li> </ul> Notable &amp; Quotable: We always talked about time, talent and treasure. Now we’ve added a fourth “T” for ties. With the internet, kids have ties to people all over the world for their philanthropic efforts. —Susan Crites Price #successfulgenerations #giving #familyphilanthropy #nextgendonors   Kids are online all the time and philanthropy is now an interesting part of it. —Susan Crites Price #successfulgenerations #giving #familyphilanthropy #nextgendonors   A generosity coach is like a soccer coach. You teach the kids the fundamentals and put them on the field to execute. You provide support and guidance, but let them take the lead. —Susan Crites Price #successfulgenerations #giving #familyphilanthropy #nextgendonors   We need to raise our kids to believe that in our family it is an expectation that we give and serve. —Susan Crites Price #successfulgenerations #giving #familyphilanthropy #nextgendonors   Kids won’t be engaged if we don’t make giving fun. It’s okay to find things that kids will enjoy—that is why we call it the joy of giving. —Susan Crites Price #successfulgenerations #giving #familyphilanthropy #nextgendonors Kids are born with a natural instinct to be generous. It is up to us to nurture it. —Susan Crites Price #successfulgenerations #giving #familyphilanthropy #nextgendonors   Resources mentioned in this episode: <a href="http://www.generousgenes.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">generousgenes.com</a> <a href="https://www.dosomething.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">dosomething.org</a> <a href="http://www.doinggoodtogether.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">doinggoodtogether.org</a> Subscribe Now! Don’t risk missing out on any of the fun that is to come. Learn more about Successful Generations: <a href="http://www.successfulgenerations.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">successfulgenerations.com</a> FB: @SuccessfulGenerations Twitter: @EllieFreyZagel Email: ellie@successfulgenerations.com Have a topic suggestion? If you are the next generation of family business, philanthropy and wealth, and have a topic you think we should discuss, let us know at Ellie@successfulgenerations.com.

[SG]12: Raising Kids with Generous Genes w/ Susan Crites Price

Susan Crites Price- author of The Giving Family, chats about Toddlers and Preschoolers learning compassion

The Parents Journal-September 9, 2013-Susan Crites Price