Beyond Money: The Ripple Effect of Generosity With Angela Zimmann
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Angela Zimmann is the Vice President of Institutional Advancement at Wilson College, a prestigious institution known for its comprehensive academic offerings and commitment to student success. Her career has been marked by diverse roles and accomplishments. She holds a degree in Industrial Engineering and has been an ordained pastor in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America since 1999, serving congregations in the United States and overseas.
Prior to her current role at Wilson College, Angela was the Vice President for Institutional Advancement at United Lutheran Seminary, where she briefly served as the interim president. During her tenure at United Lutheran, she played a pivotal role in securing a $35 million gift, significantly contributing to student scholarships.
In this episode…What truly defines generosity? Is it limited to financial giving, or does it encompass a broader spectrum of our actions and interactions with others?
According to Angela Zimmann, a distinguished leader in institutional advancement and philanthropy, generosity extends far beyond monetary contributions. Angela emphasizes that true generosity involves sharing time, energy, and empathy, which creates a ripple effect. Her story shows that every moment of understanding and kindness we offer to those around us can significantly contribute to a culture of generosity, transforming not just individual lives but entire communities in the process.
In this episode of You Can't Take it With You, Angela Zimmann, Vice President of Institutional Advancement at Wilson College, joins Jim Dunlop to discuss the expansive nature of generosity. They discuss Angela's journey from industrial engineering to philanthropy, the transformative power of generosity in various forms, and inspiring stories of unexpected, life-changing donations. This conversation highlights how every act of kindness, big or small, contributes to a broader culture of giving and compassion.
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