TEDx Talks | Philanthropy is Cool But Compassion is Cooler | Victoria Shahbaz | TEDxYborCity @TEDx | Uploaded 3 days ago | Updated 1 day ago
Victoria Shahbazs talk centers on her transformative journey in philanthropy, revealing how she reshaped her understanding of giving back. She explores the evolution of her philanthropic approachhighlighting that while financial contributions are a necessary element, it is the authentic, human connection to causes that creates lasting change.
Victoria has come to realize that successful philanthropy begins with deep compassion. She has seen firsthand how their genuine desire to support their communities can inspire a monumental impact. However, she emphasizes that without emotional grounding and focusing on sustainable, hands-on efforts, even the most well-intentioned donations can fall short of truly uplifting those in need.
Through her own experiences, Victoria illustrates how fostering empathy, cultivating understanding, and ensuring long-term community engagement can bridge the gap between philanthropy as a goal and compassion as a driving force.
Victoria Shahbaz, founder of the renowned philanthropic agency, Joy Dealer, is a visionary leader at the intersection of sports and philanthropy. Through her work, she is not only bridging the gap between athletes and charitable endeavors but also setting a new standard for how impactful giving can transform lives. With high-profile clients like MLB All-Star, Mookie Betts, and NBA Olympian, Bam Adebayo, Victoria is redefining what it means to give back, emphasizing that true compassion extends beyond financial contributions. Her approach is rooted in the belief that empowering the next generation requires more than just donations; it demands a genuine commitment to community engagement and sustainable change. Under her leadership, Joy Dealer has become a beacon of hope, demonstrating that when athletes are equipped with the tools and knowledge to give thoughtfully, entire communities thrive. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
Victoria Shahbazs talk centers on her transformative journey in philanthropy, revealing how she reshaped her understanding of giving back. She explores the evolution of her philanthropic approachhighlighting that while financial contributions are a necessary element, it is the authentic, human connection to causes that creates lasting change.
Victoria has come to realize that successful philanthropy begins with deep compassion. She has seen firsthand how their genuine desire to support their communities can inspire a monumental impact. However, she emphasizes that without emotional grounding and focusing on sustainable, hands-on efforts, even the most well-intentioned donations can fall short of truly uplifting those in need.
Through her own experiences, Victoria illustrates how fostering empathy, cultivating understanding, and ensuring long-term community engagement can bridge the gap between philanthropy as a goal and compassion as a driving force.
Victoria Shahbaz, founder of the renowned philanthropic agency, Joy Dealer, is a visionary leader at the intersection of sports and philanthropy. Through her work, she is not only bridging the gap between athletes and charitable endeavors but also setting a new standard for how impactful giving can transform lives. With high-profile clients like MLB All-Star, Mookie Betts, and NBA Olympian, Bam Adebayo, Victoria is redefining what it means to give back, emphasizing that true compassion extends beyond financial contributions. Her approach is rooted in the belief that empowering the next generation requires more than just donations; it demands a genuine commitment to community engagement and sustainable change. Under her leadership, Joy Dealer has become a beacon of hope, demonstrating that when athletes are equipped with the tools and knowledge to give thoughtfully, entire communities thrive. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
