We’re Securing the Future by Empowering the Next Generation of Philanthropists and Community Leaders
Our Mission
Our mission is to educate, inspire and engage students in philanthropy, and to touch the hearts and minds of teens, lighten the concerns of others, and magnify the impact of philanthropy.
Our Approach
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Youth groups of 6th -12th graders who explore philanthropy, service, social causes, and community nonprofits, ultimately granting $1,000 or more to a local nonprofit.
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Fun, energetic summer service-learning camps for 5th-9th grade students to engage in meaningful hands-on service projects and learn how they make a difference in the world.
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We provide training and resources to infuse our region with youth engagement in service-learning and encourage spaces for meaningful reflection and conversations about service.
What’s New?
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Summit Country Day Students Take Action Against Human Trafficking
Magnified Giving is thrilled to showcase the achievements of Summit Country Day Upper School's Youth Philanthropy Program. This spring, 89 students started on a philanthropy journey that not only broadened their horizons but also empowered them to become forces for positive change.
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Nine Youth Earn Special Recognition for Philanthropic Efforts
Magnified Giving is proud to honor 9 youth who earned Roger Grein Spirit of Philanthropy recognition for the philanthropic efforts this school year!
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Camp Give Returns for Two Weeks of Fun and Philanthropy in Summer 2025!
Magnified Giving announces the dates for Camp Give, an experience designed to empower 5th–9th graders through service projects, leadership activities, and meaningful community impact. Two weeks of fun and philanthropy await—reserve your spot today!
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From Our Alumni
“Through the program, I was able to exercise leadership skills while also learning more about what it means to be a philanthropist. In leading others through the process, I learned the importance of giving back to your community and those around you.”
— Zoe Moore, alumna of Magnified Giving at Clermont Northeastern High School
Magnified Giving in the Media
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Our Founder Roger Grein discusses his inspiring autobiography, “The Mower Boy,” with Fr. Rob on Driving Home the Faith on Sacred Heart Radio. Listen to the show here.
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Click here to listen to an interview by Russ Heltman on the Listen Up Lakota! radio show with our Founder Roger Grein, VP of Advancement Carey Kuznar, and VP of Programs Alison Kaufman!
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This award, named in honor of Magnified Giving Founder Roger Grein, will focus specifically on recognizing nonprofit organizations that address pressing social issues facing people in our communities. Click here to read the full story on the University of Cincinnati’s website!
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Keren Palaparty, a recent graduate of Kings High School, and Patrick Keller, a rising senior at Springboro High School, have been awarded Roger Grein Spirit of Philanthropy Recognition by Magnified Giving. Click here to read the full story by the Warren County Post.
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Ella Boerger, a recent graduate of Fort Loramie High School, received the 2024 Roger Grein Legacy Scholarship awarded by Magnified Giving. Click here to read the full story published by the Sidney Daily News.
This year, we educated 5,862 youth in philanthropy.
Join us in preparing the next generation of nonprofit board members, organization leaders, donors, volunteers, and change-makers for our communities.