Communication, Connectedness & Commitment Citi Family Office Armonk, New York November 15-16, 2007 Philanthropic Travel “Someday after mastering winds, waves, tides and gravity, we shall harness the energies of love, and then for the second time in the history of the world, man will discover fire.” –Teilhard de Chardin David Chamberlain, Exquisite Safaris Philanthropic Travel Worldwide Chellie Kew, QFund.org

Citi Family Office is hosting our first Family Insights event geared toward parents and adult children, the theme of which is communication, connectedness and commitment. Our experience teaches us that families who struggle often do so because of communication failures, a lack of connectedness or a commitment that is impoverished or not shared. By improving communication, understanding and emphasizing our connectedness and exploring and fulfilling our commitment to ourselves, our families and our community, we can reinforce a healthy dynamic or make an unhealthy one better. Family Insights will explore these issues in a multi-generational, highly interactive setting, using unusual methodologies such as generational breakouts, professional theater productions, client led panels and optional individual meetings with Citi professional advisors. We hope to provide you with the opportunity to benefit from the experience, knowledge and insight of thought leaders, professionals and your peers.

"Are we talking about philanthropy yet?"

Feel it: Philanthropic Travel

The Wisdom of Stone Soup

My First Philanthropic Travel Experience

Family Meetings

“ Visiting the Matare slum outside Nairobi was a powerful experience for our family. What we encountered grabbed our hearts. Living there does not make for an easy life, and it is so much different from what we know. And yet we found our hearts warmed from this unforgettable experience. Franklin opened the community up to us in ways we would never be able to see ourselves. We enjoyed a chance to hear people’s stories, to learn about their hopes and dreams, and to enjoy playing sports with local youth. Franklin’s outreach is powerful, and since our visit we now feel like we can help him make a difference through our growing friendship. Our lives will never be the same and we look forward to visiting again.” -Amber Dowd

Remember Burma

Blended Value: Do Good, Live Well

Honor Indigenous Culture

Connect at the Heart

Collaberation Creates Prosperity

Extend Empathy into the Future

Visionary Philanthropic Travelers and Their Successes: Our Partners “If you are coming here to help me you are wasting your time, but if you come here because your liberation is bound up with mine, then let us work together.” –Indigenous Saying Qualities of Our Partners -Respected by indigenous people -Grassroots and passionate -Experienced and accountable -Driven with sustainable principles

Visionary Philanthropic Travelers and Their Successes: Our Partners “If you are coming here to help me you are wasting your time, but if you come here because your liberation is bound up with mine, then let us work together.” –Indigenous Saying Qualities of Our Partners -Respected by indigenous people -Grassroots and passionate -Experienced and accountable -Driven with sustainable principles

Bonnie Lunt after being honored by the village elders and citizens. Otavalo, Ecuador

Marc Gold 100Friends.org -Asia

Milton & Fred Ochieng - Lwala, Kenya

Bonnie Lunt -Azama Project Ecuador

Jane Kaye - Bailey

Chellie Kew -QFund.org “ If you know a problem exists, and you do nothing, you become a part of that problem.” -as told to Chellie by Archibishop Desmond Tutu

Chellie Kew: Mucinshi Community School, Africa

Chellie Kew and her kids: Rift Valley

Chellie Kew and her kids: Chimoza School, Zambia

Chellie Kew and her kids: Africa

Chellie Kew and her kids: Africa

Chellie Kew and her kids: Africa

Inspire, Educate and Empower

Creating Peace: Philanthropic Travel

Fun

Quality Time Remaining

Private Family Adventures

Success to Significance