Podcasts
How Social Media Has Changed Donor Behavior, and What Your Organization Can Do About It
Julie Dixon and Denise Keyes of Georgetown’s Center for Social Impact Communication discuss the new model of donor engagement and how organizations and fundraising professionals can adjust to them.
Philanthropy Chat: Nancy Maxwell on Grant Collaborations with Libraries
Nancy Kalikow Maxwell describes the unique strengths that libraries bring to grant collaborations and highlights key conditions that are necessary in order to have more collaborations involving libraries in the future.
Arts Marketing with Marga Fripp of Empowered Women International
Marga Fripp discusses arts marketing for the individual artist.
Philanthropy Chat: Beverly Schwartz Discusses Social Entrepreneurs
Beverly Schwartz, vice president of global marketing at Ashoka, covers topics from her book, Rippling: How Social Entrepreneurs Spread Innovation Throughout the World.
Philanthropy Chat: Deirdre Maloney on Nonprofit Myths
Deirdre Maloney, president of the firm Momentum, examines the myths and realities of nonprofit management, marketing, and outcomes measurement.
Philanthropy Chat: Juliana Steele on Fiscal Sponsorship for Artists
Juliana Steele, program specialist for fiscal sponsorship with Fractured Atlas, explains how artists can determine whether their project would be a good candidate to be fiscally sponsored, and how artists can seek out sponsors.
Philanthropy Chat: Faith Fuller Discusses Fundraising for Documentary Filmmakers
Author and filmmaker Faith Fuller discusses her background in fundraising for documentary filmmaking.
Philanthropy Chat: Revisions to DC's Common Grant Application - What You Need to Know
Miyesha Perry Chappell, Manager of Grants and Administration at the Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation, discusses the newly revised Common Grant Application from the Washington Regional Association of Grantmakers.
Philanthropy Chat: Cultivating a Grassroots Grantmaking Committee
Rachel Oscar of Grassroots Grantmakers sits down with Sarah Gyorki to discuss implementing a grassroots grantmaking committee.
Philanthropy Chat: Neighborhood Initiatives at the Hamilton Community Foundation
Sharon Charters, Grants Manager at the Hamilton Community Foundation (in Ontario, Canada) and David Derbyshire of Wesley Urban Ministries discuss the Foundation's multi-faceted neighborhood initiative.
Philanthropy Chat: Job Hunting for Experienced Workers in the Nonprofit Sector
Barbara Ramundo, regional vice president for Professionals for Nonprofits, discusses practical tips and strategies for experienced nonprofit workers.
Philanthropy Chat: Resident-Led Grantmaking at the Raymond John Wean Foundation
Three representatives of the Raymond John Wean Foundation discuss committee training, recruitment, and what it means to find your fit in the larger community.
Philanthopy Chat: Board Service From the Perspective of the Young Professional
Pheobe Bicknell of YNPNdc (Young Nonprofit Professionals Network DC), discusses board service from the point of view of a young professional.
Philanthropy Chat: Grantmaking Committees at Grassroots Organizations
Lee Kay shares insight on grantmaking committee member training, member recruitment, conflict of interest policy, and the goals and spirit of Neighborhood Connections.
Philanthropy Chat: What Makes a Good Grassroots Grantmaking Committee Member
Blaine Griffin, flagship member of Neighborhood Connections Grantmaking Committee, discusses what makes a good committee member and how acting as a Grantmaking Committee Member has influenced his role with the City of Cleveland.
Philanthropy Chat: Thoughtful Grantmaking at Grassroots Organizations
Joe Konen, a member of the Neighborhood Connections Grantmaking Committee in Cleveland, Ohio, discusses what makes a thoughtful grantmaker.
Philanthropy Chat: Global Fund for Children
Victoria Dunning, Vice President for Programs at the Global Fund for Children, outlines the Fund’s view of what children need to succeed: learning, safe places, a healthy mind and body, and enterprise (life and workplace skills).
Philanthropy Chat: Funding Trends for African Issue-based NGOs
Niamani Mutima discusses funding trends affecting and influencing foundations that are currently funding in Africa. Mutima is Executive Director of the Africa Grantmakers' Affinity Group.
Philanthropy Chat: Nonprofit Staff Management & Retention
Pratichi Shah, human resources strategist, shares how nonprofit organizations should be as purposeful in managing staff as they are at managing their programs to successfully achieve their missions.
Support for Artists: A Resources Seminar by New York Foundation for the Arts
Representatives from New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA), Elena Dubas and Eleanor Whitney talk about the free resources, fundraising and support programs offered by the NYFA.
Philanthropy Chat: Josué Salmerón Discusses DC's Office of Latino Affairs
Josué E. Salmerón, Grants Program Manager for the Office of Latino Affairs (OLA) in Washington, DC talks about the programs and services provided by this office, including its grants program.
Philanthropy Chat: Humera Fasihuddin and Eben Bayer Discuss Social Enterprise
Humera Fasihuddin, Program Manager/Outreach at NCIIA and Eben Bayer, CEO of Ecovative discuss funding for social enterprise.
Frances Kunreuther on Catalysts for Change: How California Nonprofits Can Deliver Direct Services and Transform Communities
Frances Kunreuther discusses Catalysts for Change: How California Nonprofits Can Deliver Direct Services and Transform Communities.
Philanthropy Chat: Jennifer Browning on Collaboration
Jennifer Browning is Executive Director of the Biodiversity Project and works directly with the Mississippi River Network, a 10-state, 30-member coalition.
Philanthropy Chat: Samin Dadelahi on Collaboration
Samin Dadelahi, senior program officer at the Wyoming Community Foundation, discusses her experience and involvement with the strategic collaboration of the Wyoming Afterschool Alliance.


