Keith Thomson, a philanthropic specialist in Toronto, Ontario releases free downloadable book, What Was Your Great Grandmother’s Name? 50 Thoughts On How Canadian Philanthropy Can Transform You, Your Family And Your Community on his website (www.greatgrandmother.ca )

What Was Your Great Grandmother’s Name? 50 Thoughts On How Canadian Philanthropy Can Transform You, Your Family And Your Community.

Online PR News – 23-January-2013 –(Toronto, Canada) - This informative book asks the question, “How would you feel if your great-grandchildren knew nothing about you, not even your name?” This book is an inspiring guide to making an impact on the world and ensuring that your future family members always remember you. It is important to know that it is not too late to make this impact. No matter your age, there is always time. Keith Thomson specializes in helping individuals and families make charitable donations that will have a lasting impact.

What Was Your Great Grandmother’s Name? gives 50 amazing examples and reminders of how and why we give. Readers will be inspired to give. It is a great book to share with family and friends.

What Was Your Great Grandmother’s Name? has changed lives, like that of Malcolm Berry.

“Keith invites us to consider the possibility of our own lives and the transformational impact we can have on our world. In a sensible and very readable way, Keith will challenge you to reflect on your values, hopes and dreams while offering ever-so-practical and thoughtful reminders of how we can all be philanthropic and have a real and lasting impact.”
- Malcolm Berry, Director, Gift & Estate Planning, SickKids Foundation

For further details, call (416) 681-7152, go to www.greatgrandmother.ca, or e-mail info@greatgrandmother.ca.

About Keith Thomson: Keith Thomson, who is based in Toronto, is an internationally recognized financial educator, author and consultant, specializing in estate and charitable tax planning.