Jason Franklin, a leading voice of the philanthropy world and executive director of Bolder Giving in NYC, will address America's brightest at Mensa's 2011 Annual Gathering July 1st, 2011.

Mensa attendees, with membership requiring a top 2% IQ, will discover how anyone can expand social impact through well-considered philanthropy. Franklin's message is that outrageous generosity is an expanding trend for donors across the economic spectrum, many of whom give well beyond the norm.

He will share inspiring stories of Bold Givers, some of whom inspired the Bill and Melinda Gates and Warren Buffet led billionaire Giving Pledge, and explore questions about how much, how effectively, and how strategically anyone can give for maximum impact as a next-door-philanthropist.

"Mensans are an exceptional audience for Bolder Giving ideas," said Franklin. "These remarkable people will immediately recognize and act on the extraordinary opportunity each of us has to cause social change through increased philanthropic giving."

Presentation: Outrageous Generosity - How to Give like a Billionaire.

The Mensa event marks the starting point on Franklin's West Coast speaking tour.

About Mensa: Mensa is an international society with the sole qualification for membership standardized texting results in the top two percent of the population. Mensa is a nonprofit with a purpose to conduct research in psychology and social science, identify and foster human intelligence for the benefit of humanity and serve as a means for stimulating intellectual and social contacts among its members.