Philanthropy and the practice of judgment
Bradley Foundation official describes a staff reading program designed to cultivate that which philanthropy’s professional frameworks cannot easily teach.
Jason Crye is a program director at Milwaukee’s Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation. He is involved in the foundation’s K-12 education, public interest law, and performing arts grantmaking. After practicing real estate and bankruptcy law, Crye became the first executive director of the Hispanics for School Choice advocacy group. He has also been a senior visiting fellow at the Thomas B. Fordham Institute, an education policy think tank.
Bradley Foundation official describes a staff reading program designed to cultivate that which philanthropy’s professional frameworks cannot easily teach.