Save the date · Launch webinar July 28

A game that takes generosity seriously.

The Generosity Roundtable is a card-based learning game for nonprofit teams, and a growing network of the people who play it. One game box gives a host everything they need to run a session. A session takes about half an hour. The conversations it starts tend to last a lot longer.

Register for the July 28 webinar and tell us you're interested in a box. You get early access before the page goes public, with first claim on one of the 500.

The Generosity Roundtable wooden box with the Host Manual and How To Create A Character booklet

Everything a host needs to start a table: the engraved wooden box, the Host Manual, and character tools. Canvas bag included as a thank you gift to all new Hosts!

10 / 10
The average score players give when we ask how likely they are to recommend a session, on a scale of zero to ten.
20–30 min
Length of a typical session
25
Communities with an active table. We are aiming for all 50 states by the end of the year.
4,400+
LinkedIn newsletter subscribers who hear from us weekly. Free to join.
From the tables

What people say after one game.

Truly visionary. It makes scenario planning fun while building empathy and the ability to see things from different perspectives. Camaraderie and professional development in one exercise.
Rick Cohen
National Council of Nonprofits
This is so needed in a world of the same professional development webinars and courses recycled over and over again.
Meghan Meyano, MSW
IPH
Playing the game helps bring clarity and focus to specific issues our team faces. A fun and refreshing way to guide strategic conversations.
Eric Guzman
Together for Youth
What the $500 unlocks

One box,
infinite possibilities

01

The full gaming system

Playable at a table of two or two hundred tables, in about half an hour.

02

The launch title

Your first scenario set, ready out of the box. Two follow-up titles included at no extra cost.

03

Guest Guides + Host Manual

Get into a game in just a few minutes or explore your whole strategy over multiple sessions.

04

Lifelong learning license

Hosts-only access to the full catalog of gameplay sessions, host evolutions, and experiments shared across the network. Yours for as long as the game exists.

05

The public wiki + tools

A free, open gameplay rules wiki plus quizzes and tools anyone can use. Everyone benefits, though it lands deeper once you've actually played.

06

Guardians of the Game Special Sessions

Learn directly from experts across the nonprofit sector. The trusted network of people who believe generosity, identity, and community building are deeply intertwined.

First group play at The Connect Center in Cohoes, NY
Live table at The Connect Center
Players gathered around a pub table mid-game
A full room of players at a Generosity Roundtable session in Los Angeles
What $500 usually buys

Think outside of the box when it comes to professional development

The Generosity Roundtable
$500, once
A reusable system, a host role, a network, and a Library that keeps growing
A webinar series
$200 to $1,000 / yr
A few hours of slides, often watched once
A consulting package
$5,000+
Expert time, on someone else's calendar
Conference + travel
$1,500 to $3,000
A great few days, then back to your inbox
Where the table grows

You are buying the box. You are joining the start of something bigger.

Everything you just read is live the day your box arrives. The rest grows with the network. As more Hosts run tables, the Library deepens, the public wiki fills out, and new formats arrive, from small dinners to multi-day gatherings. You do not pay again to grow into any of it. Being early is the whole point.

The Guardians of the Game

You get to learn alongside some pretty smart people.

Over twenty Guardians have signed on so far: fundraisers, facilitators, community builders, technologists, and advocates with decades of lived experience across the sector. As the table grows, so does what we can learn together.

Filter by expertise
Julia Campbell
Julia Campbell
Wenham, MA
J Campbell Social Marketing
CommunicationsMarketing
Rachel D'Souza
Rachel D'Souza
St. Louis, MO
Gladiator Consulting
OperationsLeadership
Don Souhrada
Don Souhrada
Chicago, IL
TWB Fundraising
OperationsFundraising
Tracy Kronzak
Tracy Kronzak
Livermore, CA
TK Endeavours
OperationsTechnology
Michael Buckley
Michael Buckley
Albany, NY
The Killoe Group
EngagementFundraising
April Walker
April Walker
Owings Mills, MD
Philanthropy for the People™
OperationsLeadership
Floyd Jones
Floyd Jones
New York, NY
BackBlack / Floyd Jones
CommunicationsLeadership
Denise Barreto
Denise Barreto
Evanston, IL
Built For Us All
OperationsLeadership
Victoria Leonhardt
Victoria Leonhardt
Marquette, Michigan
GivingTuesday
EngagementCommunity
Amber Melanie Smith
Amber Melanie Smith
Raleigh, NC
ChangeKit
OperationsVolunteering
Tim Parsons
Tim Parsons
Cleveland Heights, OH
Idealist
OperationsCommunity
Patrick Kirby
Patrick Kirby
West Fargo, ND
Do Good Better Consulting
EngagementFundraising
Marcus Cunningham
Marcus Cunningham
Plano, TX
Movement Commons Southwest
OperationsCommunity
Brian Gawor
Brian Gawor
Indianapolis, IN
Giving Geek Consulting
EngagementFundraising
Dana Snyder
Dana Snyder
Atlanta, GA
Positive Equation
EngagementFundraising
Kate Meyers Emery
Kate Meyers Emery
Fairport, NY
Candid
CommunicationsMarketing
Mike Esposito
Mike Esposito
Brooklyn, NY
Mike Esposito Fundraising
EngagementFundraising
Shannon McCracken
Shannon McCracken
Aberdeen, MD
The Nonprofit Alliance
OperationsAdvocacy
Lisa Greer
Lisa Greer
Los Angeles, CA
Philanthropy Revolution
EngagementFundraising
Julia Patrick
Julia Patrick
Phoenix, AZ
The Nonprofit Show
CommunicationsLeadership
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And dozens more
Experts, nonprofits & foundations

We're actively recruiting an experts network to cover every topic in the Library of Generosity, alongside nonprofits and foundations already part of the work. This is just a sample of the table we're gathering people around.

A wooden Generosity Roundtable box, hand-branded by Tim Sarrantonio for a Guardian of the Game
How you spot a Guardian

You will know a Guardian by the box they carry.

Each Guardian's box is unlike any other. This was our very first test print, and every box in the run is personally wood-branded by Tim Sarrantonio, Chief Designer of the Generosity Roundtable. The one in the photo is his.

This part is for companies.
For businesses

A CSR program that actually feels generous.

Gift a box, and a seat in the learning network, to a nonprofit. Pick one you already partner with, or let us play matchmaker with an overlooked or overbooked organization whose mission lines up with your team's values.

No plaque. No press release required. Just a real tool, in the hands of a team who will use it, with your name on the gift if you want it there.

Pick your recipient

A nonprofit you already work with.

We handle the match

We know which organizations are under-resourced and ready for this.

Aligned with your values

Causes that fit your team's interests, not a generic logo list.

$500 per gifted box

Same Pilot Edition. Same Library access. Bulk gifting available.

Facilitated under our fiscal sponsorship with The Connect Center in Cohoes, NY. Your gift is tax-deductible.

Pilot Edition · Opens July 28

Five hundred boxes. Then the table is set.

This first run is the Pilot Edition, the founding cohort of Hosts. When the 500 are claimed, the founding cohort is complete and we turn to building everything the network unlocks. Getting in now means you helped set the table, and you keep Library access for as long as the game exists. Take generosity seriously.

Before you reserve

Questions we get a lot.