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18 Feb 2022Creating a Planned Giving Plan00:29:32

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Planned giving plans are hard because it’s hard to talk about the end, right? Wrong! Lori Kranczer opens our minds to the possibilities of planned giving outside of estate gifts. While bequests are a form of legacy giving, they’re not the only form. 

“Legacy giving is bigger than planned giving.”

Somehow, along the fundraising journey, the sector began to associate legacy giving with bequests, estate gifts, and post-mortem benevolence most commonly referred to as “planned giving.”

 The truth is, a legacy gift can be the seed money for an endowment fund, support through a donor-advised fund (DAF), or even a non-cash gift. The distinguishing factor is that the process is donor-centric and the mechanism is tied to the individual or family’s legacy. When we take a broader and more creative approach to addressing planned giving, it becomes easier - both for us and for our supporters!

“Everyone has the capacity to do some sort of legacy gift.”

I share a story in this episode about a transformational gift an organization I formerly led received through a bequest. The gift was completely unexpected and came from an individual who would not show up on any wealth research engines or top donors list. He was a humble, dedicated, volunteer who donated no more than $100 over the course of any one year. He died unexpectedly and the liquidation of some of his property funded a renovation of one of the organization's oldest buildings. 

My intent in sharing that story was to demonstrate that planned giving is not an activity reserved for top donors. Lori confirms this belief and stated it far more elegantly: “everyone has the capacity to make some sort of legacy gift.”

When and How to Get Started with Planned Giving

Planned giving gets so much buzz these days that newer nonprofits may feel pressure to take it on as a fund development initiative. Lori recommends waiting until year ten, and only after annual fundraising is in good shape. For mature organizations that have their annual funding in a healthy place, the time to start is now. 

Lori reminds us that while planned giving is cemented in a one-on-one conversation, it needs to be part of your organization’s marketing strategy and annual plan. She describes working with her clients to not only prioritize featuring planned giving but to work into gaps or complementary areas of their marketing and communications. 

Acronyms and Terms Mentioned

DAF | Donor-Advised Fund: A donor gifts funds to a public charity (often a Community Foundation) and thereby receives an immediate tax deduction. Over time, the donor can recommend the funds be granted out per their desires. 

QCD | Qualified Charitable Distribution: This giving vehicle provides a way for donors who are 70.5  or older to donate up to $100,000 total to one or more charities directly from a taxable IRA instead of taking their required minimum distributions.

Bequest: a gift of assets that occurs after death, typically through a will. 

Endowment (fund): a gift to an organization that is held in a fund that receives and dispurses income to the nonprofit on an annual basis. 

 

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25 Feb 2022Getting to Know "Generation Impact"00:32:17

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The up-and-coming generations have been called many things and accused of many more. Speculation about their impact on philanthropy has been the subject of books, blogs, studies, and many podcast discussions. In this episode, Katie interviews Dr. Michael Moody and Sharna Goldseker, the researchers and authors behind Generation Impact: How Next Gen Donors are Revolutionizing Giving. The book was originally published in 2017 following extensive research on the aspirations and inclinations of Generation X and the Millennials and was recently republished in an expanded format. 


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04 Mar 2022Outcome Driven Fundraising00:36:37

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The largest expense of most nonprofits is also its greatest asset - people. The human capital cost behind events, campaigns, and even newsletters are large but often overlooked. Ironically, when it comes to building sustainable funding for a cause, it should come as no surprise then that the greatest asset for most nonprofits is the individual giver. No, not the corporate sponsors or the foundation, and definitely not the annual gala or golf outing. When it comes down to the best return on investment of time, energy, and even funds, an individual relationship with a top donor ranks higher than every other channel according to Stephen King, the founder of GrowthForce. Listen to the full interview to learn more about Stephen's experience and advice!

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11 Mar 2022The Three Epic Fails in Fundraising00:31:04

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What would you do if you knew you would not fail? Probably raise support for your favorite mission, right? Unfortunately, there are some missteps that are common on the fundraising journey. In this episode of the Good to Growth Podcast, Katie talks to fundraising expert, Jack Alotto, MA, CFRE about three of the most common “epic fails” in fundraising. 


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25 Mar 2022Avoid Becoming a Netflix Docudrama: A Discussion on Nonprofit Sector Ethics00:29:59

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The gray areas of nonprofit land are deep and wide. Many things that we’d automatically dismiss as inappropriate become considerable in the pursuit of good work and, too often, survival. In this episode, Katie talks to Hannah Berger, a renowned nonprofit and philanthropy consultant who taught with Fundraising Academy. This “no holds barred” conversation examines why ethical issues arise in the sector and how nonprofit leaders can make discerning decisions.


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18 Mar 2022A Candid Conversation on Nonprofit Professional Development00:35:18

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One of the greatest investments any professional can make is learning to do what they do better. Whether more effectively, efficiently, or simply with more enjoyment…professional development can help nonprofit professionals to amplify their impact. Listen to the full episode to hear Tony and Katie discuss everything from board professional development to finding the time when you’re drowning in the day-to-day. 


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08 Apr 2022Your Highest and Best Use: How your nonprofit can prioritize and plan for marketing00:32:17

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A core teaching principle of Do More Good and Nonprofit Hub is that nonprofits have one and only one purpose: to grow a supporter. Without support, you can’t fulfill your mission. As much we’d love to take credit for this wisdom, it was actually the business guru Peter Drucker who originated this perspective. In this episode, Katie talks to Lindsay LaShell, the founder of Open Lines Communication and long-time teacher of Nonprofit Hub’s Marketing Bootcamp portion of Cause Camp. Lindsay shares her wisdom on how nonprofits can prioritize marketing even when they think they don’t have time or capacity. 


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01 Apr 2022Donor Retention Tips00:28:35

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Donor retention is an ever-increasing concern for nonprofits. We all face the threat of donor attrition. In a fast-paced world where the competition for attention and resources is steep, it can be challenging to find ways to retain our top donors. In this episode, fundraising coach and expert, Adrianna O'Donnel gives us tips to recognize risk areas and strengthen our donor relationships. Rather than ebbing and flowing our communication, Adrianna encourages us to get to know our donors’ preferences and interests. Once we know who they are and what they prefer, we can differentiate them from those doing mass communication or a one-size-fits-all strategy by finding meaningful ways to connect.

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15 Apr 2022Three Causes of Donor Mistrust (and how to address them)00:26:11

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Even the most capable fundraisers and nonprofit leaders can find themselves in a situation of donor mistrust. Sure, you share the financial data, build beautiful annual reports, and foster transparency, but something is still missing. In this episode, Katie chats with Cara Augspurger of DonorBox about three causes of donor mistrust. Cara not only shares how to combat these causes but provides creative solutions for building a new level of clarity and connection with donors. 


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22 Apr 2022A Dazzling Approach to Charity Auctions00:26:10

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Charity auctions are as common as their featured prizes. Nonprofit organizations work every year to solicit in-kind donations of gift cards, memberships, small appliances, and free consultations for their live and silent auctions. In this episode, Katie interviews Scott and Eliza Friedman, the founders of Jewels with a Purpose (JWAP), about how their business is revolutionizing the charitable auction scene. This organization is building a huge fanbase and reputation for raising significant dollars through its consignment model of exceptional jewelry explicitly designed to do more good.


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29 Apr 2022Why Aren't Nonprofits on LinkedIn?00:25:56

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What if I told you there is a social network where your organization's posts would be seen? Stop competing with the world and your hard-earned marketing dollars on Facebook or Twitter. It's time to try something new. After all, Anthony Jones makes the case that we’re in the “Golden Old Days” of LinkedIn. Despite the platform having over 300 million active users each month, only 1% of them are posting. Listen as Anthony shares tips and makes a case for causes to get on LinkedIn.

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13 May 2022Nonprofit Remote Work: Time to Flex with Purpose!00:27:46

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The pandemic gave you and your team a taste of remote work, if not a complete immersion in it. What do you think? Do you struggle to connect with your peers when they're not under the same roof? If so, this episode will prepare you and your team to flex with purpose around remote and hybrid work arrangements. Digital wellness expert, Mark Ostach, shares tips, trends, and real-life examples of how remote and hybrid teams are thriving in the new normal.

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27 May 2022The Enterprise of Being a Small Nonprofit00:29:53

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Despite the vast majority of nonprofit organizations being small (operating budget of less than $500K), the sector seems obsessed with its most prominent members. These “enterprise-level” organizations are a tiny sliver of the good work, but we tend to give them disproportionate attention and esteem. Why? Is it wrong to be small? What if small is a better design for a particular mission? Katie talks to nonprofit expert Julia Campbell about the enterprise of being small. Julia shares why the shifting donor landscape may favor the more diminutive do-gooders. 

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06 May 2022Once-in-a-Lifetime is Getting Frequent00:31:02

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If you feel like the unexpected just keeps happening, you’re not alone! In this episode, Katie talks to Courtney Brockmeyer, the founder of the Sydney Paige Foundation. The Sydney Paige Foundation provides backpacks and school supplies to children of families that couldn’t otherwise afford them. With a focus on quality products that built students’ confidence and upheld their dignity, the Foundation was soaring…And then the pandemic hit. Courtney shares how her organization pivoted and how we can all be better prepared for the next once-in-a-lifetime situation.

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20 May 2022Nonprofit Themes in 2022: How are we showing up?00:40:52

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We’re culture conscious, short on time, heavy on tech, and oh-so-hopeful! Katie talks to Jon and Becky from We Are For Good about the themes emerging from the nonprofit sector in 2022. Everything is on the table, from next-gen donors to batch working for efficiency, the overhead myth, and mental health. Listen to learn some of Jon and Becky’s “Pro Tips” to do more good in 2022. 

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03 Jun 2022Branding Your Nonprofit on a Budget00:35:04

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You know branding is more than a buzzword - it’s a necessity for high functioning nonprofits. But, how do you cultivate a strong brand when you’re operating with limited resources? Katie interviews Lauren Muth, the creative director of Studio Humankind, about all the options charities can use to build a brand without a large budget. Learn how to build brand trust using digital tools, a freelancer or two, and an open mind when it comes to nonprofit brand management. 


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10 Jun 2022Understanding the Future of Individual Giving00:36:16

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There’s the Giving USA Report and the Foundation Stats, and I’m sure your CRM has produced something updating you on sector trends this quarter. So, which one is best? Is there a report that helps you gauge your nonprofit’s growth in the larger scope of the sector? What about donor trends? Corporate giving? Listen as Tim Sarrantonio shares key takeaways and makes the case that the Donors: Understanding the Future of Individual Giving Report is the “one report to rule them all.” Take a listen to see if you agree!

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17 Jun 2022Technology as a Vehicle for Purpose00:35:01

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You wouldn’t think a fintech guru and founder of a revolutionary app rocking the sector would be all about authenticity and relationships, but Susan Langer is exceptional. In this episode, Susan and Katie discuss how the use and benefits of technology can never negate the purpose of the relationships it helps facilitate. 

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24 Jun 2022What makes a confident fundraiser?00:33:22

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Ever notice how much easier it is to talk about or discuss something you're knowledgeable or passionate about? Even going on stage in front of a crowd becomes exponentially more effortless when you know your stuff. The same is true for fundraising! Barbara talks about equipping yourself or your fundraising team with the right tools and knowledge as a foundational piece of creating confident fundraisers. Without the tools and expertise, all that is left is bravado. 


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01 Jul 2022Master Your Nonprofit's Message00:28:25

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In this episode, we learn from messaging master Mollie Waller the importance of having a solid crisis communication plan. She also reminds us how important it is to have a strategy to master your message for every other week of the year. Mollie gives practical wisdom, starting with building a crisis communications committee and how to focus on three core messages. What three things do you want readers/listeners to take away from what they're hearing?

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08 Jul 2022Ban "Brochure Speak" for Effective Communications00:30:18

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We all do it to some degree, and we’re equally annoyed by those who do it to us. We sell sell sell, talk in acronyms or industry-lingo and we attempt to spell out our savvy rather than demonstrate it. Stop the insanity! In this episode, Monica Tiffany explains some fundamentals for effective communication with your nonprofit’s audience. 

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15 Jul 2022A Look Inside Millennial Nonprofit Leadership00:28:19

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Millennial leaders are rising strongly in the nonprofit sector, but like every generation, they lead imperfectly. In this episode, Katie interviews Ashley Sharp, the founder of Dwell with Dignity. Ashley shares why these young leaders are making admirable changes and why they don't have it all figured out (yet). If you're a young leader or your nonprofit is looking to recruit fresh talent, listen! 


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22 Jul 2022How to Use Sports as a Tool for Good00:31:41

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If your nonprofit uses a run, walk, or other -athon-style event to raise funds, you're not alone! Athletics and fundraising work together by challenging both causes and donors to connect and compete for a good purpose. In this interview with Danielle Berman, the founder of Tackle What’s Next, we learn what is trending, what needs to stop, and what works when nonprofits use sports and athletics to further their impact.


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29 Jul 2022Navigating Nonprofit Grant Opportunities00:24:28

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Does your organization have more grant opportunities than it can pursue? Or you're coming up empty in your search for a matching funder? Getting a more extensive scope of the grant-making space might help! In this episode, Katie talks to Gauri Manglik of Instrumentl about the ins and outs of grant searches and finding the right match. 

Ready to go a step further with your grant pursuits? Instrumentl is providing listeners with $50 off their first month of Instrumentl subscription when they use the code NPHUBPOD50 at https://www.instrumentl.com/r/DoMoreGood

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05 Aug 2022How National Nonprofit Day Can Boost Your Cause00:28:29

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In this episode, Sara Lundenber of Dot Org Solutions shares ideas on how nonprofits can leverage National Nonprofit Day to raise more support for their cause as well as create a rising tide movement in the sector. 

In 2017, author and businesswoman Sherita Herring founded National Nonprofit Day with the ambition to recognize those performing cause work as well as inspire more people to serve with nonprofits. Five years later, are we giving this holiday the attention it deserves? 


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26 Aug 2022Revamping Volunteerism00:31:50

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"Wait… didn't we paint this wall last year?" say a few too many volunteers each year. Corporate volunteerism is more vital than ever; however, many companies employ old techniques to engage their teams. And too many nonprofits are having the same wall repainted each year. We can do better! In this episode, Katie talks to Diana Riekse, the founder of Bondeed, a new platform designed to enhance the corporate volunteer experience for all involved. 


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12 Aug 2022Straight from the grant writing expert!00:25:57

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In this episode, grant writer and teacher Teresa Huff shares insights for creating a winning grant program. Using her years of experience teaching over 3,000 students the art of grant writing, Teresa identifies the trends and patterns she sees in grant funding. We debunk the myths and misconceptions and talk practical tips in this interview!

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19 Aug 2022Testing the Notion of Thought Leadership00:34:15

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⚠️WARNING⚠️: If you're a self-proclaimed thought leader, you will probably be offended by this episode. Or, maybe you'll be inspired to lean on research, data, and the learnings we get from testing what actually works. In this episode, Katie interviews Nathan Hill, the VP of Marketing for Next After, a leading nonprofit research company. Next After is blazing a trail by researching what works in fundraising and digital marketing. 


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02 Sep 2022Sherry Quam Taylor - Learning to Tell Your Nonprofit's Financial Story00:29:53

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A financial story is not (typically) as exciting, stirring, or inspirational as one directly related to your programming. But, knowing your nonprofit's financial story and conveying it effectively to your supporters is critical to sustainability. In this episode, Katie talks to Sherry Quam Taylor, an expert in raising funds for overhead. Sherry will share practical logic around fund development and insight on how to get your donors, team, and board on the same path to be fully funded. 



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09 Sep 2022Stephanie Brown - Moving Corporations from Sponsorship to Straight Support00:22:35

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An interesting corporate giving trend emerges post-COVID…

Although corporate giving remains a small slice of the philanthropic pie in the U.S., it still represents an alluring opportunity for most nonprofits. Corporate gifts often lead to individual support and bring legitimacy, and earned media attention. In this interview, Stephanie Brown, CFRE shares an emerging trend following the COVID-19 pandemic: the move of corporate giving from sponsorship to straight support. Listen to hear this philanthropic trend's pros, cons, and possibilities.

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16 Sep 2022Cliff Persaud - Nonprofit Website Trends: Forego flashy for functionality00:27:58

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The only part of a nonprofit under more pressure than its employees is its website. Nonprofit websites have to do and be a lot of things for many people. Accessibility, functionality, easy navigation, and a beautiful design are just a few considerations when building a cause-driven site. In this episode, Katie talks to Cliff Persaud of Kanopi Studios about what makes a great nonprofit website and what bells and whistles aren't worth the draw on your bandwidth. 


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23 Sep 2022Megha Desai - Stick to Your Vision00:28:38

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The issues most nonprofits are attempting to resolve are not static. They are changing and shifting over time. As we attempt to experiment and adapt, how do we hold fast to our mission? Funders, data, and the public can all have a stake in our nonprofit's story, but can they change the narrative? In this episode, Katie interviews Megha Desai of The Desai Foundation about mission drift's real and raw dangers and undue influence from outside forces. 


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30 Sep 2022Andy Davis - Are your board members driven by the right things?00:30:21

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Some just want to boost their resume, some  have true intentions, and others simply can't say “no." The intentionality behind your board of directors' service is fundamental to a healthy and thriving board. In this episode, Katie interviews Andy Davis, the Associate Vice President of Education and Outreach for Boardsource. They talk about everything from board members asking for a "pass” on their duties to the goal of developing purpose-driven board leadership.


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07 Oct 2022Amy Eisenstein - Get Your Capital Campaign Toolkit Set and Ready!00:29:19

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A capital campaign may sound intimidating, but it doesn't need to be. In today's episode, Katie interviews Amy Eisenstein, the CEO of The Capital Campaign Toolkit and a veteran fundraiser. If you're wondering how much, who to start with, or where to begin, this episode will equip and inspire you to take the next step toward a successful campaign.


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14 Oct 2022Jamin Gluck - Amazon Has a BIG Impact on Nonprofits00:53:37

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From Amazon Smile to the data storage solution revolutionizing the sector, Amazon's investment in the success of nonprofits is profound. In this episode, Katie interviews Jamin Gluck, the Nonprofit Strategist for Amazon. Listen as they discuss how nonprofits can "punch above their weight class" with the solutions provided by the retail giant. Listen in to ensure you're taking advantage of everything Amazon for Nonprofits offers. We break it down for you, but listen to the full episode for tips and hints!

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21 Oct 2022Don Gatewood - What is your motive for going nonprofit?00:31:27

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So, you think you want to do good, huh? People are entering the nonprofit sector at a faster clip than ever before. It seems we all long to improve the world, or at least our corner of it. But, entering the nonprofit sector with your eyes open to all it entails and leaves out is essential to the success of your cause. Don Gatewood is no stranger to community-based cause work, and he shares his wisdom on how aligning your desire for impact with the right expectations can be a winning combination.


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28 Oct 2022Matt Campo - Taking Care of the Mission: Critical Voluntary Sector00:24:59

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The relationship between the voluntary sector and social impact is inextricably linked. The changing economic climate and generational changes are complicating what it looks like to build a sustainable and successful volunteer program. In this episode, Katie talks to Matt Campo, the president of the Ronald McDonald House for the New York Metro Region. Matt talks about the challenges and the unchanging elements of service that will always help create strong volunteer programs. 


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07 Nov 2022Joe Dyer - Your Nonprofit Identity00:31:35

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When passionate about your work, the tendency to be “all-in" is vital. Is "all-in" an excellent place to be, though? In this episode, Katie talks to Joe Dyer, the President of DISHER, about how rejuvenation, balance, and identity can prevent burnout and nonprofit turnover. Listen to learn how you can make a positive difference in your organization and community by recognizing that you're a human BEING, not just a human doing. 

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14 Nov 2022Barbara Lee VanHorssen - An Innovative Approach to Growing Community00:27:10

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There is no way to learn and understand better than first-hand experience. In today's episode, Katie talks to Barbara Lee VanHorssen of The Momentum Center for Social Engagement about their innovative approach to teaching cultural awareness and DEI through immersive experiences. From a Civil Rights Road Trip to Cultural Immersion Experiences that take participants across the boundaries of their understanding and geographic location.

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18 Nov 2022Meghan Speer - Creating a Holistic Fundraising Approach00:25:12

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We all care about our donors - that's a given. But, are we caring well for our donors? We may have our mass marketing and fundraising appeals in order, but perhaps more focus should be placed on the seemingly small interactions that can have a major impact. In this episode, Katie talks to Meghan Speer of Marketing Support Network about how a holistic approach to donor care and fundraising can strengthen a nonprofit’s bottom line and biggest asset - its relationships.

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28 Nov 2022Kseniia Khrystova - The Importance of In-Kind Donations00:22:40

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In-kind donations can be as useful for nonprofits as cash gifts. Not every donor wants to give cash, ask for donations of goods and services.

Kseniia Khrystova is the co-founder and CEO at Shortage  - a place for everyone to donate requested goods to nonprofits. Shortage creates unique pages for every nonprofit with a list of requested goods and guarantees delivery of donated goods directly from donors to org's doorstep. 

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09 Dec 2022Lindsay LaShell - Stop Listening to Nonprofit Marketing Trends: Listen to Your Audience00:27:40

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You don't have time to waste on marketing that doesn't work. Lindsay LaShell, Marketing Activist and Creator of Open Lines, gives Delaney the lowdown on nonprofit marketing that worked this year and what's ahead, plus insight on why you shouldn't always pay attention to trends in this Nonprofit Hub Radio Podcast interview.

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02 Dec 2022Meghana Gunturi - Embracing Entrepreneurship and Young Leadership in the Nonprofit Sector00:21:53

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What inspires young leaders and entrepreneurs to get involved in the nonprofit sector? More importantly, what do they need to succeed? Listen as Delaney chats with Meghana Gunturi who founded a nonprofit organization now with 24 international chapters and a start-up, all before graduating high school.

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16 Dec 2022Mandy Anderson - The Importance of Inclusive Hiring Practices00:23:12

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Mandy Anderson, founder of Lake Effect kitchen in West Michigan that hires and trains employees with disabilities to maintain jobs. What started as a kitchen has expanded into Eat Well Do Good, which is the first local non-government agency in the Michigan area to work with businesses to offer grants and funding for paid employees with disabilities.

Nonprofits are all about building inclusive communities and equitable work but when we talk about growing as a community, we have to include all members of that community, regardless of ability, and recognize that all are stakeholders and bring something to the table.

Having an inclusive and flexible mindset is applicable to all organizations; being rigid in who you think about of as your audience or potential members/employees not only limits your own organization's potential, but the potential of everyone in your community. Hear Mandy share more about how you can help to make sure everyone finds a place to belong and bring value to the workforce.

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07 Jan 2023Taylor Shanklin - Things to Know About Your Nonprofit Brand Promise00:27:09

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Delaney Mullennix, host of the Nonprofit Hub Radio Podcast, interviews Taylor Shanklin of branding firm Barlele about Nonprofit Brand Promise.

Does your nonprofit brand include the essential elements it needs to differentiate you from everyone else? Your nonprofit brand has an essence, "the intrinsic nature or indispensable quality". The brand you choose for your nonprofit promises different things to different groups of people; your staff, your donors, your board, and your community.  

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13 Jan 2023Denver Frederick - Fundraising Legacies and Shared Wisdom00:42:01

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Delaney Mullennix, the Nonprofit Hub Radio Podcast host, interviews Denver Frederick, a trusted advisor and executive coach to nonprofit CEOs, about best practices for nonprofit leaders in an uncertain world.

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20 Jan 2023Judson Aulie - Turning Website Visitors into Donors with the Google Ad Grant00:42:27

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Delaney Mullennix, host of the Nonprofit Hub Radio Podcast, interviews Judson Aulie of Click Nonprofit about turning website visitors into donors.

Judson Aulie helps nonprofits acquire & manage the Google Ad Grant by developing a search engine and keyword-based content marketing strategy.

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27 Jan 2023Michael Thatcher - Nonprofit Ratings and Increasing Your Impact00:29:08

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Delaney Mullennix, host of the Nonprofit Hub Radio Podcast, interviews Michael Thatcher of Charity Navigator about nonprofit ratings and increasing nonprofit impact.

Michael Thatcher leads Charity Navigator in its efforts to make impactful philanthropy easier for all by facilitating coverage of many charities and expanding how the information engages new and existing audiences. 

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04 Feb 2023Patrice Davis - Be Your Own Master of Managing Federal Grants00:26:59

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Delaney Mullennix, host of the Nonprofit Hub Radio Podcast, interviews Patrice Davis of Grants Works Academy about managing federal grants.

In this episode,  Patrice Davis speaks about how Grants Works Academy supports orgs with federal grant management through federal grants programs and training.

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10 Feb 2023Peter Greer - Moving from Nonprofit Competition to Collaboration00:26:25

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Delaney Mullennix, host of the Nonprofit Hub Radio Podcast, interviews Peter Greer of HOPE International about nonprofit collaboration.

Peter Greer speaks about the value of Nonprofit collaboration leading to a more significant impact and better serving communities.

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17 Feb 2023Darian Rodriguez Heyman - Getting Your Board to Fundraise00:54:02

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Delaney Mullennix, host of the Nonprofit Hub Radio Podcast, interviews Darian Rodriguez Heyman of Numi Foundation about board fundraising.

In this episode, Darian Rodriguez Heyman shares tactical tips for getting nonprofit boards to fundraise and make better use of time in board meetings.

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24 Feb 2023Edward Leibman - Myths and Realities of Major Gift Solicitation00:30:49

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Delaney Mullennix, host of the Nonprofit Hub Radio Podcast, interviews Edward Leibman of Hudson Ferris Inc. about Major Gift Solicitation.

Hudson Ferris debunks gift solicitation myths, provides guidance on cultivating major donor relationships, and introduces innovative solicitation methods in this episode.

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03 Mar 2023Whitney Anderson - How to Assemble and Maintain A Volunteer Fundraising Structure00:34:43

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Delaney Mullennix, host of the Nonprofit Hub Radio Podcast, interviews Whitney Anderson of Fox Advancement about volunteer fundraising structures.

Boost your fundraising efforts with Whitney Anderson. Discover the benefits of volunteer fundraising and learn how to turn volunteers into effective fundraisers. 


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10 Mar 2023Kia Croom - Inclusive is as Inclusive Does00:39:27

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Delaney Mullennix, host of the Nonprofit Hub Radio Podcast, interviews Kia Croom of Kia Croom Fundraising & Philanthropy, Inc. about inclusivity in the nonprofit space.

Learn about the struggles in creating an inclusive workplace, including diversity on the board of directors and donor acquisition.

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17 Mar 2023Patrick Kirby - Attracting Men to the Fundraising Profession00:38:27

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Delaney Mullennix, host of the Nonprofit Hub Radio Podcast, interviews Patrick Kirby of Do Good Better about attracting men to the fundraising profession.

Discover how to invite more men into the fundraising profession and the nonprofit workforce with Patrick Kirby, a fundraising professional. 

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24 Mar 2023Heather Yandow - Questions to Ask Before Hiring a Nonprofit Consultant00:25:23

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Delaney Mullennix, host of the Nonprofit Hub Radio Podcast, interviews Heather Yandow of Nonprofit.ist about hiring a nonprofit consultant.

Tune in to this podcast to learn about the triggers and circumstances that indicate when to hire a nonprofit consultant.

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07 Apr 2023Chris Lambert - How to Be a Next Level Nonprofit00:36:45

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Delaney Mullennix, host of the Nonprofit Hub Radio Podcast, interviews Chris Lambert of Life Remodeled about the strategy to take Nonprofits to the Next Level.

Unlock your organization's full potential by learning How to Be a Next Level Nonprofit.

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14 Apr 2023Rhea Wong - Accidental Fundraiser to Fundraising Beast00:36:49

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Delaney Mullennix, host of the Nonprofit Hub Radio Podcast, interviews Rhea Wong, author of Get That Money Honey, about fundraising in the Nonprofit sector.

Get ready for a fundraising journey like no other! Rhea reveals going from accidental fundraiser to fundraising beast! With fascinating personal insights, Rhea provides expert advice to inspire everyone to shift from mining for funds to guiding donors. This episode is a game-changer for anyone looking to up their fundraising game and revolutionize their approach. Take advantage of this must-listen episode!

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21 Apr 2023Tim Kachuriak - Do Nonprofits Really Put People Over Profits?00:26:32

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Delaney Mullennix, host of the Nonprofit Hub Radio Podcast, interviews Tim Kachuriak of NextAfter about whether or not nonprofits truly put people over money.

Are nonprofits truly dedicated to putting people first, or is it just a marketing tactic? Discover the truth behind the nonprofit sector in this thought-provoking episode!


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28 Apr 2023Devika Narayanan-Nonprofit Partnerships and Creative Problem Solving for NPOs00:27:31

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Delaney Mullennix, host of the Nonprofit Hub Radio Podcast, interviews Devika Narayanan of Nostos Homes about nonprofit partnerships and creative problem solving.

Struggling to find creative solutions to the challenges facing your org? In this episode, discover the benefits of nonprofit partnerships.

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05 May 2023Tim Lockie - Putting Humans over Technology in Nonprofits00:37:19

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Delaney Mullennix, host of the Nonprofit Hub Radio Podcast, interviews Tim Lockie of The Human Stack about Putting Humans over Technology in Nonprofits.

Nonprofits often prioritize technology over human interaction, it's time to shift. Learn how putting humans first can benefit your org!

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12 May 2023Sarah Evans - Fixing Nonprofit Overhead Problems From the Inside, Out00:36:23

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Delaney Mullennix, the Nonprofit Hub Radio Podcast host, interviews Sarah Evans of Well Aware about fixing nonprofit overhead problems.

Nonprofit overhead costs can eat away at a budget, but there are ways to address the problem. Learn to address these issues in this episode!

 

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19 May 2023Leeza Steindorf - Be a Conscious Nonprofit with Relational Leadership00:33:16

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Delaney Mullennix, the Nonprofit Hub Radio Podcast host, interviews Leeza Steindorf of Core Success LLC about operating a conscious nonprofit through relational leadership.

Are you looking to lead a conscious nonprofit? Tune in to this episode to gain valuable insights on building a purpose-driven organization.

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27 May 2023Khari Brown - Leveraging the Power of Volunteers00:32:01

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Delaney Mullennix, the Nonprofit Hub Radio Podcast host, interviews Khari Brown of Spark the Journey about how to leverage the power of volunteers in the nonprofit sector.

Don't miss this episode on harnessing the Power of Volunteers. Tune into Khari Brown's inspiring involvement in the philanthropic sector.

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02 Jun 2023Tucker Wannamaker - Solving Nonprofit Leader Burnout00:43:08

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In this podcast episode, Delaney interviews Tucker, an expert in nonprofit leadership and the co-founder of Thrive Impact. 

Discover valuable insights & strategies for nonprofit leaders to excel in their roles effectively.

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09 Jun 2023Grant Gooding - Donor Messages Using Emotional Data00:38:52

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In this episode, Delaney Mullennix interviews Grant Gooding, an expert in measuring people and utilizing emotional data for effective donation messages in the nonprofit sector. 

Gain practical tips and inspiration to enhance your donation messaging strategies and create meaningful connections with your audience.

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16 Jun 2023Brandon Hatton - Supporting Donor Engagement During an Economic Downturn00:29:01

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Delaney Mullennix, the Nonprofit Hub Radio Podcast host, interviews Brandon Hatton, the founder of Conscious Wealth, about engagement difficulties nonprofits face during economic downturns.

Tune into this episode to learn essential strategies for supporting donor engagement during economic downturns. 

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23 Jun 2023Melisa Gallasso - Your Nonprofit Board’s Financial and Accounting Responsibilities00:28:41

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Delaney Mullennix, the Nonprofit Hub Radio Podcast host, interviews Melisa Gallasso, founder & CEO of Galasso Learning Solutions LLC, about nonprofit board's financial and accounting responsibilities.

Explore nonprofit board's financial responsibilities and accounting essentials with expert Melisa Galasso on Nonprofit Hub Radio Podcast.

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07 Jul 2023Nichole Vander Wall - Nonprofit Search Engine Marketing - Google & Microsoft Grants00:29:12

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Delaney Mullennix, the Nonprofit Hub Radio Podcast host, interviews Nichole Vander Wall, Search Marketing Coach, about nonprofit search engine marketing.

Explore the potential of Google & Microsoft Grants for nonprofits with search marketing expert Nichole Vander Wall. Boost impact through SEM.

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12 Jul 2023Nanci Hibschman - Nonprofit Compensation: How to Compete with the For-Profit Sector00:36:04

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In this enlightening episode of Nonprofit Hub Radio, host Delaney Mullennix speaks with Nanci Hibschman, the managing principal at C3 Nonprofit Consulting Group.

Explore innovative nonprofit compensation strategies with Nanci Hibschman to attract and retain top talent for your org.

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21 Jul 2023Eric Leslie - The Power of Social Capital: How Cause Work Can Transform Your Community00:51:40

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Nonprofit Hub Radio host Delaney Mullennix speaks with Eric Leslie, Founder/Lead Organizer of Union Capital Boston, about using cause work to transform communities. 

In this Nonprofit Hub Radio episode, a community organizer shares how cause work mobilizes social capital to drive equity.

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28 Jul 2023Nick Lynch - How To Thrive with Digital Fundraising Post-Pandemic00:29:13

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In this informative Nonprofit Hub Radio episode, host Delaney Mullennix interviews Nick Lynch, founder of Collidescope.io. They discuss how Collidescope's social media analytics platform helps nonprofits thrive with digital fundraising post-pandemic by measuring digital impact.

Level up your nonprofit's digital fundraising strategies with pro tips on optimizing data and social media impact.

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04 Aug 2023Renee Rubin Ross & Christal Cherry - Empowering Nonprofit Boards with Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Training00:44:45

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In this Nonprofit Hub Radio episode, host Delaney Mullennix interviews Renee Rubin Ross and Christal Cherry about their nonprofit boards training and work on diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging. 

Nonprofit Hub Radio explores nonprofit boards training on diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging to enhance community impact.

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11 Aug 2023Chris Lesner - Expert Tips and Tools from Chris Lesner for Successful Fundraising00:33:45

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In this episode of Nonprofit Hub Radio, host Delaney Mullennix interviews Chris Lesner, founder and CEO of Project World Impact (PWI). 

Listen to nonprofit expert Chris Lesner share tips, tools, and insights on fundraising, storytelling, technology, and building a team to boost nonprofit impact.

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18 Aug 2023Beth Guckenberger - How to Grow a Small Non Profit Organization00:27:55

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In this episode of Nonprofit Hub Radio, host Delaney Mullennix interviews Beth Guckenberger. She is the Co-Executive Director of Back2Back Ministries. The discussion focuses on strategies for growing a small non profit organization.

Learn expert strategies for growing small non profit organization capacity, expanding impact globally on orphan care.

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25 Aug 2023Evan Wildstein - The Power of Servant Leadership in Fundraising00:41:52

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In this Nonprofit Hub Radio episode, host Delaney Mullennix interviews Evan Wildstein, author of The Nonprofiteer's Fundraising Field Guide.

Nonprofit Servant Leadership principles hold the key to supercharging your nonprofit's fundraising and impact.

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01 Sep 2023Owen O'Doherty - How to Transform Your Online Fundraising00:42:08

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In this episode of Nonprofit Hub Radio, host Delaney Mullennix interviews Owen O'Doherty, the founder and CEO of DonorSee, an innovative online fundraising platform.  

Hear this episode on how to discover game-changing approaches to refresh your nonprofit's stale online fundraising.

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08 Sep 2023David Wachs - Tips on Fundraising: Direct Mail & Personalization00:39:41

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In this episode of Nonprofit Hub Radio, host Delaney Mullennix interviews David Wachs, founder of Handwrytten, a service enabling nonprofits to send personalized, handwritten notes to donors.

Tune in as David Wachs shares innovative tips on fundraising through creative direct mail & personalization.

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15 Sep 2023Adam Probolsky - Why Your Nonprofit Should Do Public Opinion Research00:35:41

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In this episode of Nonprofit Hub Radio, host Delaney Mullennix interviews Adam Probolsky, founder of Probolsky Research, about using public opinion research to benefit nonprofits.

Harness public opinion research to boost your nonprofit's strategic decision-making and community engagement.

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22 Sep 2023Julie Boll - Courage to Lead in the Nonprofit Sector00:32:41

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In this episode of Nonprofit Hub Radio, host Delaney Mullennix interviews leadership coach Julie Boll regarding courageous leadership in the nonprofit sector. 

This episode examines how nonprofit sector leaders can cultivate the courage to build trust, drive change, and increase social impact.

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06 Oct 2023Manda Kalimian - Born To Be Nonprofit : Creating Real Environmental Change00:40:25

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Manda Kalimian shares memories of her 15-year journey of creating The Cana Foundation with Delaney Mullennix, host of the Nonprofit Hub Radio Podcast, on this episode. Her stories include insight on being a female founder while navigating the nonprofit space and also spending time in Washington learning how to spearhead initiatives to create real environmental change.

The Cana Foundation's Rewilding Space in East Norwich, NY serves as an exemplary case study, showcasing how rewilding landscapes can promote biodiversity and climate resilience through the use of native plants.

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16 Oct 2023Diz Petit - From Vision to Action: Transforming Nonprofits with Sustainable Social Impact Solutions00:42:34

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Diz Petit is the Founder and CEO of LiquiDonate, a sustainable social impact solution for businesses and nonprofits. The technology tool lets retailers divert excess and returned inventory to nonprofits who need it.

In this episode, Delaney speaks with Diz about her impressive background in the technology space and her ability to turn her passion into action. 

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20 Oct 2023Rebecca Rodriguez - Start a Nonprofit that Actually Survives00:26:41

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Immerse yourself in tips that separate a successful nonprofit start up and those who can't move past phase 1. Rebecca Rodriguez is the author of The Nonprofit Workbook: Tips & Best Practices for Start-Ups Serving The Greater Common Good.

In this episode, Delaney and Rebecca discuss the steps a nonprofit leader should take before deciding to start a nonprofit and how to make it successful and sustainable. 

Rebecca has served and worked in the social sector for more than 20 years. Working with nonprofit leaders to ensure program and organizational effectiveness she works with staff to get them to a place of sustainability.

With a fundraising background, Rebecca became interested in how to get an organization to a place of sustainability beyond raising more money. Whether it is at the programmatic or organizational level, she will come alongside to support and strengthen the business model, governance, systems & processes, and programs.

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27 Oct 2023Kristin Surkaw - The #1 Handbook for Impactful Storytelling00:27:45

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How do you raise awareness &  boost fundraising efforts for your nonprofit’s mission & important work? You engage in impactful storytelling.

Kristin Sukraw is a professional storyteller, executive producer at StoryFind Films, licensed mental health practitioner, and national speaker. She has worked with large international nonprofits, small shops, and everything in between to bring their stories to life and help them accomplish their fundraising goals.

You can find her book, "StoryFind: The Handbook for Finding and Telling Your Nonprofit's Most Impactful Stories", online at Barnes & Noble and Amazon. Whether you're a founder or employee at a nonprofit, StoryFind will give you the skills to craft your organization's most compelling narratives to engage donors and drive support.

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03 Nov 2023Rev. Bethany Johnson-Javois - How Nonprofits Can Help to Heal Internalized Racism00:28:08

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This year, the Deaconess Foundation launched the Institute for Black Liberation, a novel approach to developing liberatory consciousness through healing the pains of internalized racism. The leadership development program provides Black Diaspora people in the Eastern Missouri and Southern Illinois region with a space to name, reckon with, and heal from racial trauma and grow as leaders who will pursue a just future.

Bethany speaks to Delaney about the importance of healing for leaders and activists and how philanthropic and nonprofit organizations can invest in this process.

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15 Nov 2023Sarah B. Lange - Cause Camp Recap00:22:20

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In this episode of Nonprofit Hub Radio, host Delaney Mullennix interviews Sarah B. Lange, a nonprofit fundraising consultant. Sarah and Delaney discuss their experiences after attending Cause Camp 2023. Sarah shares that this conference was one of her favorites due to the intimate feel, networking opportunities, and timely topics.

Over the past three decades, Sarah worked with more than 200 nonprofits and raised over $80mil -- and she's still going strong! With that being said, Sarah also has a created a 2023 State of Fundraising guide for nonprofits. You can download it here.

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15 Dec 2023Cyrus Kazi - Get Organized to Get Funded00:27:09

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 Don’t lose funding because you can’t report on your impact. 

Cyrus Z. Kazi has been working for over 20 years with tech companies to drive social impact and is here to share more about all the functions of a nonprofit that provides valuable data for moving your supporters to action.  Check out Quanitbly for more information and tools for impact reporting!


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27 Dec 2023James Thorne - Find Lasting New Donors00:29:24

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James Thorne is a passionate creator dedicated to empowering individuals, families, and communities through entrepreneurial opportunities. In a career that has spanned a range of industries—from hospitality to ministry, from filmmaking to marketing and business coaching—James has managed teams, led departments, and built several businesses from the ground up. 

Tune into this episode to hear James talk about creating relationships with donors that last, how to create a smooth donation process, and how to add value to email campaigns to secure more donations. 

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10 Jan 2024Meghan Speer & Cara Godlesky - Nonprofit Hub Radio Season 5 Kickoff00:26:19

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It's a new year and a new chapter for the Nonprofit Hub Podcast! We are excited to kick off the new podcast season by introducing you to your new hosts, Meghan Speer and Cara Godlesky. Both of these ladies share a passion for supporting the nonprofit community and are looking forward to a season of great interviews full of helpful, actionable content. Listen to meet the ladies!

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17 Jan 2024Erik Tomalis - Make Donor Personalization A Priority00:28:44

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If you have been to a nonprofit event or conference in the last few years, chances are you've run into Erik Tomalis from Virtuous. Maybe you've even been in one of his famous LinkedIn selfies. His passion for helping grow generosity is unmatched, and he speaks and shares across the country to help industry professionals do their best work. Erik joins Meghan on the podcast today to talk about practical steps you can take this year to make donor personalization a priority in 2024 by working on your segmentation and listening. He shares some really great insights from giving data in 2023 that will help seasoned pros and nonprofit newbies alike to zero in on their goals and target their messaging for this year and beyond.

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25 Jan 2024Nathan Hill - Growing Generosity Through Experimentation and Outside-the-Box Thinking00:29:36

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Having a podcast series and consistent rollout of webinars seems like the price of admission for any nonprofit trying to scale in the digital age. The problem -- these offerings have become so ubiquitous that it's hard to stand out from the noise -- to convince listeners that your content offers value and is not merely another inbound marketing attempt. 

With his new series, Decoding Generosity, our guest Nathan Hill hopes to set a new standard for how organizations engage, inform, and prospect the internet community. This series invites both casual viewers and nonprofit members to have a look behind the curtain of the science of generosity. It asks them to reflect on what they think the most effective fundraising strategies are, and then tests their assumptions in real time as a form of entertainment and shared learning. 

If you want to learn how to incorporate outside-the-box thinking in your marketing and fundraising strategy this episode is a can't miss. 

Nathan Hill is a vice president at NextAfter – a research lab, digital-first agency, and training institute helping nonprofits grow their fundraising. He has trained thousands of fundraisers in proven online fundraising strategies including PBS, Save the Children, The Humane Society, and more.

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02 Feb 2024Ben Smithee - Making Meaningful Marketing Through Creativity00:31:02

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"There's no excuse for not knowing a little bit more than you do right now about your audiences." (Ben Smithee)

In 2024, transparency and adaptability are more essential than ever for the survival of your brand. 

Transparency, because stakeholders have so many options to pick from that if your marketing material fails to clearly outline what you are offering and what they must do to obtain it, they will distrust you and switch to your competitors. Adaptability, because easy access to information about global pandemics, contentious elections, and technological upheavals puts their values and priorities in a state of continuous flux.

According to Ben, if you want your marketing to be effective in 2024, you must invest in results-driven creativity. Converting the adjective 'creative' into a noun, when Ben talks about developing your 'creative', he refers to original marketing that is efficacious instead of merely making art for art's sake. "I've seen really beautiful pieces that have caused nobody to donate and then I've seen artistically not my style [pieces] that have been really great optimizations."

Marketing experts cannot rely on the same old best practices in today's shifting landscape, but they have to make sure that their creative efforts actually drive results. Learn how to do both by streaming the full episode.

Ben Smithee is CEO of The Smithee Group, a digital growth agency with a mission to empower entrepreneurs and businesses to dream bigger and achieve multi-generational integrity. Ben has spoken to audiences in over 20 countries and is regarded as an expert in the next-gen consumer.

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09 Feb 2024Bethany Cranfield - Keeping All Bars on Green: Self-Care in the Professional Space00:36:53

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How can we be more engaged and authentic in our professional lives?
Amidst a slew of excellent advice our Guest Bethany Cranfield shares in this latest episode, two mantras stand out.

First, we must keep "All bars on green" meaning we optimize our professional practices so that they don't evaporate our energy by day's end. We can do this by prioritizing self-care, but also by setting professional boundaries in ways that might make us uncomfortable at first. Especially if we are habitual overachievers!

The second is that we "show up" on our professional social channels. This means taking our true selves and unique perspectives, tailoring them to the professional environment, and then claiming space online by sharing them. Bethany advocates for making connections for connection's sake and allowing networking and business development opportunities to arise as a natural part of it. So just by showing up, we both honor ourselves and nutrify our professional lives.

If you are an overachiever who wants to continue getting things done without omitting self-care and connection, this episode is a must-listen. 

Bethany is passionate about helping leaders and businesses achieve scalable and sustainable growth by prioritizing healthy disciplines. With this approach, Bethany is building Door No. 3’s business development program to achieve its growth ambitions. She’s focused on making new relationships for the agency and building a virtual and in-person community of tenacious marketing leaders. 

Her career began as a foster care and adoption caseworker. While the shape of her work has evolved significantly, her magic has always been to listen loudly to a client’s presenting challenges and make an actionable plan.

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16 Feb 2024Derek Scott -- Creating Direct Mail Campaigns That Get Results00:27:41

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How do Plato's models of persuasion hold up with respect to direct email marketing over 2,400 years later? According to our guest Derek Scott, pretty reliably!

People who see poor results with their direct email marketing campaigns usually make at least one of the following mistakes. 

1) They fail to segment their donors when they should be rewarding the most consistent ones and recalibrating for the MIA ones.

2) They excessively manufacture a sense of urgency to the point that recipients are numb to campaigns.

3) They over-rely on pathos (emotional appeals) to coax repeat donations without demonstrating the positive impacts of donors' previous gifts.

4) They over-invest in the bells and whistles of their campaigns and demonstrate that donations just flow back into lavish automation cycles. 

 This episode covers how to craft intelligent and persuasive direct mail marketing campaigns. Efforts that appeal to audiences' logical centers in addition to their emotions, and that won't bombard them when they aren't interested.

 Derek weaves a marketing ethos that prepares fundraisers for discerning donors. Ones who will ask questions like: "I see that there are struggling parties you aim to help, but what good is my donation if it is just reinvested in future email blasts?"

 Assuring quality and staying consistent while not overmarketing takes finesse. Stream this episode to hear how Derek balances these elements. 

 Derek Scott is the president of Creator, an agency that specializes in high-powered direct-response copywriting. He founded Creator in 2021 after nearly two decades of writing copy and leading creative teams at agencies serving the non-profit space. 

Derek has crafted campaigns for thousands of fundraising and marketing efforts, so he knows the art and science of direct response copywriting and design. This means he can lead his team to translate fundraising strategies into creative that empowers non-profit organizations to see the results they want.

Website: www.creatorgroup.co

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19 Feb 2024Trent Dunham - Cultivating Leadership Characteristics for the Nonprofit Sector00:29:43

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Nonprofit Leadership Under the Microscope

What traits do you associate with strong nonprofit leadership? Confidence? Persistence? Assertiveness?

In speaking with our latest guest, Trent Dunham,  the president and CEO of Dunham+Company, we learned that essential nonprofit leadership traits are often much more humbling.

Trent upens up about how his leadership grew as a result of accepting tough feedback, questioning himself, and pausing for reflection. His prevailing mantras "humble aggressiveness, patience, and honor" have helped orient him through the hurdles of being at the helm.

Trent contends that the drive to be a leader will always remain, but the path to getting there means honoring the leadership in place before establishing your own and occasionally taking sharp criticism on the chin in order to grow.

Stream this episode to get great tips on navigating the leader's journey.

Trent Dunham serves as President+CEO of Dunham+Company, providing strategic leadership to its teams around the world ensuring Dunham+Company remains an effective partner to thriving faith-based nonprofit and for-profit organizations. He is a recognized expert in integrated marketing, fundraising, media, and communications.

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11 Mar 2024Megan Donahue - Simple Nonprofit Messaging00:31:22

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In this episode, Meghan Speer, host of the Nonprofit Hub Radio podcast, interviews another Megan! Our guest, Megan Donahue shares her wisdom about tweaks and simple things that nonprofits can do to improve messaging. 

Megan talks about her ideas on improving letters and email acknowledgments,  how to sound personable in communication, and how to move away from organization-centric messaging and toward donor and audience-focused messaging. 

Megan Donahue is a writer and nonprofit communications consultant, focused on helping organizations create content that connects with their audiences. She specializes in finding the human story within your facts, drawing in your audience, and building your relationship with them. Megan is the host of Love & Robots, a monthly webcast on the intersection of nonprofits and technology, a dedicated theatre nerd, and an enthusiastic pie-baker

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22 Mar 2024Collaboration Isn’t a Dirty Word! - Maggie Richardson00:26:20

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Sometimes in the nonprofit space it can tend to feel like a competition where your organization is fighting against all the others for those donation dollars and grant money or to provide the services better than the organization down the street. But it doesn’t have to be like that! This week, Meghan sits down with Maggie Johnson Richardson to talk about how organizations can collaborate and work together to move their respective causes forward. 

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29 Mar 2024Every Day AI - Nils Smith00:29:27

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It’s easy to get caught up in thinking we’re headed for a Jetson’s-like reality when someone starts talking about AI and how it can help us in our work and daily lives. In this case though, we’re not talking about robots who will do you house chores, but more about the productivity AI can bring. On today’s episode, Meghan sits down with Nils Smith to talk about AI, Chat GPT, and other tools that can help us all be more efficient in our work and how to make sure you are utilizing that technology for good.

Nils Smith is the Head of Innovation for Dunham+Company. He is a renowned expert in church and nonprofit marketing, specializing in the innovative use of social media, artificial intelligence, and cryptocurrency/web3 technologies. With a rich background in helping organizations navigate the digital landscape, Nils brings a wealth of knowledge and practical insight. He is the author of "Crypto for Good: Demystifying Cryptocurrencies for Nonprofits" and "The Social Media Guide," books that have become seminal in guiding nonprofits and churches in leveraging digital tools for greater impact. Nils' work is characterized by his forward-thinking approach and his ability to simplify complex technological trends for practical application. Nils' insights are eagerly sought after by organizations looking to effectively engage their communities in the digital age. Nils and his wife Katie of 19 years live in New York City with their 2 daughters and their dog, Dolly. They are active leaders in their church, Hillsong NYC.

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05 Apr 2024Building Better Board Relationships - Tim Kachuriak00:26:30

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 The relationship between a CEO or ED at a nonprofit and the folks on their Board of Directors can be one of the most critical for any organization’s success, but that also means it can be a tough one to manage well. On today’s episode, Meghan sits down with Tim Kachuriak to talk about what it looks like to serve well on the board and how key leaders can manage those relationships. Tim gives some great tips for a thriving board! Take a listen and pass it along to your board today as well.

Tim Kachuriak is the founder and Chief Innovation and Optimization Officer for NextAfter, a fundraising research lab consultancy, and training institute that works with charities, nonprofits and NGOs to help them grow their resource capacity. He is also the co-founder and board member for the Human Coalition, a member of the board of directors for Global Christian Relief, an Advisory Board Member for the SMU Digital Accelerator, an Advisory Board Member for B Generous, and an Advisory Board Member for the Blackbaud Institute for Philanthropic Impact. Tim lives in Prosper, TX with his wife Rebecca, and their four children: Max (17), Charlie (16), Gracie (14), and Joe (8).

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12 Apr 2024Finding the Right CRM - Christine Robertson00:28:25

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When it comes to choosing  a system to manage donors, relationships, and donations effectively, and the results can be overwhelming! A quick Google search of "nonprofit CRM systems" will give you more options that you could have imagined, and each one sounds like it could be the answer to all of your development woes. It can be a dauting task to find the right one, but today's episode may help you do just that! Nonprofit Hub Radio podcast host Meghan Speer sits down with our guest Christine Robertson to look at questions everyone should ask themselves in the process. She has some great tips for picking the system just right for you! 

Christine Robertson has a strong non-profit CRM background with software experience at varying levels in the Raiser's Edge, Allegiance, eTapestry, Little Green Light, Virtuous, Altru, BB CRM and Bloomerang. With over eight years of experience as a Raiser's Edge consultant and work as a donor database administrator prior to that, Christine has worked with a wide range of non-profits across the verticals as well as around the world . She is also a seasoned speaker, having shared her expertise on monthly giving, data management, and other topics at various conferences, including bbcon 2017, bbcon 2018, and bbcon UK 2019. When she steps away from her computer, Christine enjoys exploring local parks, baking, and watching British murder mysteries with a good cup of tea.

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