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This Practitioner's Note considers the disruptive function of Little Phil, a mobile app that seeks to democratize philanthropic giving. Although many of the cultural aspects of philanthropy – such as increased control over donation, tracking the impact of one's giving, and building interpersonal relationships with receivers – can be opened to any person with an app-hosting device and internet access, it cannot supplant the role of big philanthropy and solve Rob Reich's problem: how to domesticate private wealth so that it serves democratic purposes? Little Phil's disruption has in concept gotten us halfway to legitimizing philanthropy. Perhaps the uptake of citizens' panels by large philanthropic foundations will cover the remaining distance.

Remembering Phil Isenberg, an exceptional public servant. A highly valued member of both the PPIC Board of Directors and the PPIC Water Policy Center Advisory Council, his wise counsel will inform our work far into the future.

Perlstein reviews 'Rational Exuberance: The Influence of Generation X on the New American Economy' by Meredith Bagby.

Cover -- Contents -- Preface -- 1. Legacy in Lumber -- 2. An Idaho Education -- 3. Rough Waters on the Clearwater -- 4. A Merger of Sorts -- 5. The New Order -- 6. Life under the NRA -- 7. Never Business as Usual -- 8. Timber Is a Crop -- 9. The Great Depression Is a Long Depression -- 10. A Time for Tree Farming -- 11. ""Wood Goes to War"" -- 12. Postwar Planning -- 13. The Changing of the Guard -- 14. There's More to This Business Than Boards -- 15. The Wanigan -- 16. The Changing Scene -- 17. The Green and Growing Forest -- Appendix. Four Generations of Weyerhaeusers -- Bibliographic Essay

Phil Fasano is CEO of Recuro Health. Phil was CIO at Kaiser Permanente in the glory years when it rolled out Epic/Health Connect, which was at the time the biggest roll outContinue reading...