Meg George is an entrepreneur, philanthropy consultant, author, and mother. As co-founder and president of George Philanthropy Group, Meg works with her husband, Phil George, to advise nonprofits and families on impactful giving strategies. Through their work, they help others harness the power of generosity, focusing on creating meaningful, lasting impact.
In 2023, Meg launched her debut children’s book, What’s Philanthropy to Philomena?, which aims to inspire children and families to embrace the joy of giving back to their communities. A passionate advocate for food allergy awareness, Meg shares her personal journey of raising a child with life-threatening allergies, offering insight and support to other parents navigating similar challenges. She has published essays on this topic in outlets like Today.com and Business Insider.
Meg also speaks on topics such as raising socially conscious children, balancing entrepreneurship with parenting, and co-leading a business with her spouse. Her work advocates for introducing children to the concept of generosity and empowering young people to understand their role in making the world a better place. When not running George Philanthropy Group, Meg balances family life in both South Florida and Upstate New York.
Meg has been a guest on the Life Intended Podcast: Raising Generous Kids: Philanthropy, Parenting, and Personal Growth with Meg George
Meg earned a French degree but followed her passion for philanthropy, proving that career paths are not always linear. Her unique experiences and career choices have shaped her commitment to education and philanthropy, providing her with a wide-ranging perspective on the power of generosity in everyday life.
As co-founder and president of George Philanthropy Group, Meg offers consulting services to nonprofits, families, and individuals who want to give back in meaningful ways. The firm focuses on creating sustainable giving strategies, making sure that each donation or act of philanthropy maximizes its potential for impact.
In 2023, Meg published What’s Philanthropy to Philomena?, her debut children’s book designed to teach young readers about philanthropy. The book emphasizes the importance of empathy, generosity, and community involvement, making it an excellent resource for parents looking to introduce these values early.
As a mother to a child with life-threatening food allergies, Meg has become an outspoken advocate for food allergy awareness. Her story of how a stranger saved her daughter’s life is a testament to her commitment to educating others about the realities of parenting a child with severe allergies. Meg often discusses how she balances the anxiety that comes with this responsibility, sharing tools and strategies to help other parents.
Meg enjoys balancing her time between family life and her professional endeavors. She and her husband Phil co-run their business while raising their children in South Florida and Upstate New York, enjoying the contrast of climates and a dynamic family lifestyle. Meg is also a strong advocate for Fair Play, an approach to equitable household responsibilities that promotes healthy communication in partnerships.
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