Liza Siegler (she/her) is obsessed with the question, “How can money heal and connect us rather than harm and divide us?” She wants to delve into the relationships between love, money, and power all the time – with friends, family, neighbors, colleagues, and collaborators – and keeps it at the heart of her work at the Women’s Foundation California (WFC). For the last seven years with the Partnerships team at WFC, she’s been building relationships with a wide range of donors, investors, and activists practicing values-led feminist philanthropy and investing in movements for racial, economic, and gender justice. She’s spent the last twenty years learning with and from kindred spirits reimagining wealth and money in relationships, communities, and movements for social and environmental justice. Liza is an alum of the Just Economy Institute, and prior to Women’s Foundation California, she worked at Tides Foundation, Threshold Foundation, and the Edible Schoolyard Project, and was a board member of Third Wave Fund.