Who We Work With
New Donors
Are you interested in making an impact but don’t know where to start? Or have you already begun your journey and want to be more strategic? I will walk you through everything you need to know to maximize your impact, and begin a formal giving process.
Established Philanthropists
Are you interested in enhancing your existing philanthropy or exploring new opportunities to expand your portfolio or engage the next generation? I will help you scale your impact and have fun along the way.
Family Foundations
It's a privilege to work with families on building a lasting legacy that reflects their vision for change. Whether you are looking for multigenerational legacy planning, someone to take the next generation through a learning journey, or general support with your grant making, it would be my honor to help you achieve your goals.
Corporate Social Responsibility
I assist in translating company core values into corporate social responsibility initiatives, identifying key causes, selecting non-profit partners, and designing an employee engagement and volunteerism program.
Musicians
Are you interested in aligning your values, social impact, and craft, to accelerate change? I will partner with you and your camp to define your vision and values, establish a grant making strategy, identify the best industry partners, and create a meaningful tour and fan engagement plan. You will have an actionable blueprint to lead in-house or I am happy to support in bringing the plan to life.
"The Menorah lighting at The Grove was our biggest and best celebration yet, with over 4,000 attendees coming together for a truly memorable evening. Made possible by Courtney Langer’s meticulous planning and heartfelt dedication, her thoughtful approach to every detail brought together Rick Caruso, Montana Tucker, Nissim Black, and 100-year-old Holocaust survivor Joseph Alexander in an inspiring event of light and unity. It was wonderful working with Courtney—she’s a sharp thinker who goes outside the box, and regardless of the challenge, she’s able to find a positive solution."
— Corey Conrad, The Grove, Los Angeles