Barclays has launched its first dedicated philanthropy handbook to help its high-net-worth (HNW) clients in UK on their giving journey.
Known as ‘Philanthropy: Your Guide to Giving’ the handbook offers step-by-step advice and answers questions about all aspects of charitable giving.
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The guide will be used by Barclays as part of its broader Philanthropy Service that seeks to engage, educate and support clients with their giving efforts.
Featuring customized guidance and detailed examples from experts in their field, the handbook complements the philanthropy offering from Barclays which includes research, master classes and workshops.
Emma Turner, head of client philanthropy at Barclays Wealth and Investment Management said: "We know that clients are increasingly looking to become involved in giving, but often face challenges in getting started, particularly when it comes to thinking about giving for the first time, what it means to them and the impact this will have."
"There are a number of common questions that people are seeking answers to, from where they should start and how much should they give, to how to ensure success.
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By GlobalData"The guide aims to answer these questions, providing clients with the knowledge, confidence and motivation to start and enjoy their," Turner added.
Besides having numerous case studies from founders of charitable causes, the book features practical information on topics from charity governance to putting a board together, the handbook is designed to cover the complete philanthropic journey.
A study by the British bank revealed that the enthusiasm for philanthropic giving among high net worth individuals, with 48% planning to give to charity during their lifetime.
