Upcoming Retreats & Roundtables

A seasonal series of intimate gatherings for people seeking clarity, renewal, and meaningful contribution in a changing world.

September 26, 2026
Resourceful Roundtable: Living Contribution in a Changing World

A facilitated conversation for people navigating complexity, transition, and the desire to contribute more wisely.

Together, we’ll explore what it means to bring our attention, skills, relationships, and resources into clearer alignment with what matters now. This roundtable is designed for thoughtful conversation, shared reflection, and practical next steps — a space to name what is changing, what is calling, and what each of us may already have available to offer.

Best for: leaders, writers, founders, funders, practitioners, and people in seasons of vocational or creative reorientation.

October 24, 2026
Renewal Retreat: Restore Direction

A one-day retreat for individuals seeking space to pause, listen deeply, and restore a clearer sense of direction.

This retreat is for moments when life feels full, complex, or quietly in transition — when something needs to be re-seen, released, or reorganized. Through guided reflection, writing, conversation, and spacious attention, we’ll work with the questions beneath the questions: What matters now? What wants to come back to life? What is ready to move forward?

This is an intimate gathering, with space for personal reflection and gentle shared inquiry. Attendance is by short application to help create a coherent and supportive group.

Best for: people at a threshold in work, life, creativity, vocation, or contribution.

November 14, 2026
Resourceful Salon: Future-Oriented Giving & Meaningful Work

A salon-style gathering on philanthropy, purpose, and how we direct resources toward the future we want to protect and make possible.

This conversation will bring together questions of giving, resilience, long-term thinking, and meaningful work. We’ll explore how donors, founders, professionals, and mission-driven individuals can move beyond vague generosity or scattered effort into clearer forms of contribution — grounded in evidence, values, imagination, and practical opportunity.

Best for: donors, founders, strategists, nonprofit leaders, consultants, and anyone thinking seriously about giving, impact, or future-oriented work.