Rooted in Lineage.
    Designed for
    Liberation.

    Partnering with foundations and community organizations to build equity-centered strategies that honor culture and catalyze systemic change.

    Alchemvi

    Consulting LLC

    Rooted in Lineage. Designed for Liberation.

    Philanthropy as a practice of returning.

    Learn More About Juliet

    Guided by Vietnamese wisdom and lineage, Alchemvi Consulting is grounded in the belief that money is not neutral, impact is relational, and healing is strategic. Juliet approaches philanthropy as a site of responsibility and repair.

    She supports clients to clarify strategy, strengthen decision-making, and move resources with intention through trust-based and values-aligned funding models.

    01

    Philanthropic Strategy & Advising

    Strategic guidance for individual donors, philanthropic families, foundations, and intermediaries seeking to align their giving with values and long-term impact.

    02

    Power, Trust & Philanthropic Practice

    Supporting foundations and funders in shifting culture, power, and grantmaking practices toward trust-based philanthropy.

    03

    Movement Infrastructure & Strategic Convening

    Designing retreats, gatherings, and collaborative spaces that strengthen organizations, deepen relationships, and support collective strategy.

    10+

    Years shaping equity-centered philanthropy across the Pacific Northwest

    250+

    Organizations supported through trust-based grantmaking

    $40M

    In annual grantmaking stewarded from cycle implementation to completion over 8 years

    Juliet Le, philanthropy consultant and founder of Alchemvi Consulting

    The most transformative philanthropy doesn’t just fund communities — it trusts them, honors their wisdom, and walks alongside them in the long arc toward justice.

    Juliet Le

    Founder, Alchemvi Consulting

    Juliet Le is the rarest combination of someone whose roots are equally deep in philanthropic ecosystem grantmaking strategy AND the communities that philanthropy often needs to hear better. I think of Juliet on my short list of thought leaders in progressive philanthropy I’d follow to know where things will go in a transitional moment for community investment strategy. We need leaders like Juliet Le to shape the adaptive capacity of philanthropy and family foundations at a time where we critically need better, more just ecosystems for the world ahead of us.

    David Song

    Nonprofit Executive Leader, Chicago

    Ready to reimagine what philanthropy can be?

    Let’s build something rooted in trust, culture, and the courage to do things differently.

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