29/06/2026
What happens when children are given a real seat at the philanthropy table — not in theory, but in the field?
They arrive without cynicism. Eyes wide open. They ask the direct questions adults have learned not to ask. And something remarkable happens: the whole cohort goes deeper, faster, and further than any of us expected.
That's the AtlasDaughters model. And our founder Amy Marks Dornbusch sat down with BBeyond Magazine to talk about why proximity changes everything — why "deep rather than wide" isn't just a philosophy, it's an efficiency argument for how we move catalytic capital to the people who know exactly what to do with it.
Link in bio to read the full conversation.
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Here's what we can tell you right now: people are showing up.
Our Ecuador journey — nine families, one extraordinary week with CARE and the women building water solutions in the Andes — is waitlisted.
And something extraordinary is coming to Baja California. Women who have devoted their lives to protecting one of the most sacred, guarded places on Earth. Waters where grey whale mothers travel 10,000 miles to birth their young. Nights under a total dark sky — billions of stars, and the exquisite sound of hundreds of whale exhales as you and your children fall asleep.
We'll say more soon. But if this stirs something in you — get on our list.
Link in bio.
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