Indiaspora and IPA Spark Change with Mega Philanthropy Summit on Gandhi Jayanti

Indiaspora and IPA Spark Change with Mega Philanthropy Summit on Gandhi Jayanti

September 30, 2025

Get ready for a thrilling gathering of minds and hearts! Indiaspora, a top nonprofit group, joins hands with the India Philanthropy Alliance (IPA) to co-host the much-awaited Philanthropy Summit. This grand event happens on October 2nd, 2025, at the Indian Consulate in San Francisco, perfectly timed with Gandhi Jayanti — a day that symbolizes selfless service and kindness. Why is this summit such a big deal? India's charity world is buzzing with energy right now, handling billions of dollars. Everyone wants to make sure that the money reaches the right places to create real, lasting change. This gathering aims to mix traditional giving with fresh new ideas. Imagine blending smart data with heartfelt stories to shake up philanthropy in India! Shoba Viswanathan, the powerhouse Executive Vice President and Chief Community Engagement Officer of Indiaspora, said it best: “Our mission is to mobilize the global diaspora to be a force for good. This year's Philanthropy Summit convenes visionary development sector leaders, innovative organizations, and strategic philanthropists united in their commitment to building equitable ecosystems where communities can flourish. Indiaspora is deeply committed to bringing together a community that is driven by purpose to tackle the biggest challenges of our times. Through dynamic knowledge exchange and strategic partnership development, we're enabling constructive dialog that will help build and scale solutions across India, the United States and beyond.” And the star-studded lineup? Brace yourself! Desh Deshpande, President & Chairman of the Deshpande Foundation, Yamini Mishra from the MacArthur Foundation, and United States Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi from Illinois are just a few of the big names. Topics will include hot issues like 'Opportunities & Threats to American Philanthropy to India' and 'Silicon Valley and Philanthropy.' Leaders like Manu Chopra of Karya and Nagma Mulla of EdelGive will also join the inspiring discussions. Special thanks flow to Indian Consulate General Dr. K. Srikar Reddy for hosting and supporting this exciting event. If you care about making a difference for India and beyond, this summit is the place to be! So mark your calendars, folks — this isn’t just a meeting. It’s a movement fueled by purpose, passion, and the power to transform communities. See you in San Francisco on Gandhi Jayanti!

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Tags: Indiaspora, Philanthropy summit, India philanthropy alliance, Gandhi jayanti, Indian consulate san francisco, Philanthropic leadership,

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