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How to find a philanthropic advisor who cares about cost-effectiveness

As we see the details of Anthropic’s IPO for the first time, we are launching a free advisor-matching tool to help you find an evidence-first advisor. Anthropic published its S-1 yesterday, October 26th, giving the first public view of its IPO filing. If it lists in mid-November , Anthropic staff could start to go from being rich on paper to having real money to give. If I put myself in their shoes, I imagine this is quite a destabilising moment. Theoretical money just became a lot more real. If they were getting 20 emails a week before, that number may soon surge. I think, and have thought for a while, that this will be when many of them think: “I really should find a philanthropic advisor.” Many people avoid thinking about becoming extraordinarily rich. It’s even easier when you’re working flat out. But actual money starting to arrive means you can’t put off financial decisions any further, including where and how much to give. The danger, among so many dizzying life changes , is that you hire the first advisor you come across, or have already heard of. In an ideal world, though, you choose the best advisor for you, who matches your amount, interests, risk tolerance and the servi

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