Philanthropic Legacies — Lunch & Learn
Wed, Nov 11
|Seasons Rotisserie & Grill, Balthazar Rm
Join us for a complimentary Lunch & Learn with Marisa Magallanez focused on Philanthropic Legacies. This session is designed for business owners who want to move beyond transactional giving and begin thinking more intentionally about long-term impact.


Time & Location
Nov 11, 2026, 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM
Seasons Rotisserie & Grill, Balthazar Rm, 2031 Mountain Rd NW, Albuquerque, NM 87104, USA
About the Event
Please RSVP to LParker@rsabq.com
Join us for a complimentary Lunch & Learn with Marisa Magallanez, focused on Philanthropic Legacies. This session is designed for business owners who want to move beyond transactional giving and begin thinking more intentionally about long-term impact.
Many business owners give generously. They support causes, respond to requests, and want to “do good” in their communities.
But without intention, even generous giving can become fragmented—reactive instead of strategic, meaningful in moments but limited in long-term impact.
In this Lunch & Learn, we’ll explore:
The difference between reactive giving and legacy building
Why values—not dollars—are the foundation of impact
How intentional philanthropy creates alignment across family, business, and community
Legacy planning isn’t about doing more. It’s about doing what matters most—with clarity and purpose. Marisa brings a perspective that is both strategic and deeply local—grounded in New Mexico values and realities.
This event is complimentary, courtesy of The Parker Center and Firecracker Leadership.
Lunch will be served. Seating is limited. Please RSVP to LParker@rsabq.com.
The Balthazar Room is located at the east end of the restaurant with a dedicated entrance.
About the Speaker
Marissa Magallanez is a native New Mexican with nearly two decades of experience in nonprofit leadership and community impact. She currently serves at the Albuquerque Community Foundation and became President & CEO in January 2026.
Her work has focused on building sustainable, long-term initiatives that strengthen communities—not just short-term programs. She understands how philanthropy intersects with family dynamics, business success, and community responsibility.
