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Break Fake Rules

Stupski Foundation
Philanthropy
Democracy
Social Justice
Community Engagement
Politics
Rule Breaking
Racial Justice
Trust-Based Philanthropy
Inequality Media
Mcclatchy Foundation
Marguerite Casey Foundation
Climate Change
C4 Funding
C3 Funding
Disabilities
Stupski Foundation
Covid-19
Donor-Advised Funds
Latino Community Foundation
Civic Engagement

Some rules are meant to be broken—especially the fake ones! Join Glen Galaich, CEO of the Stupski Foundation, as he sets out to discover how philanthropy can evolve to meet the challenges of our time. Each episode features conversations with rule-breaking leaders in philanthropy, nonprofits, government, media, and more, uncovering the challenges they have overcome by breaking fake rules and which ... more

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💡Ari: “Spending less now only protects institutions. Spending more now protects communities.”

💡Malila: “Foundations in general have the least to lose. This is the time to step up and take on more risk.”

What happens when philanthropy stops playin... more

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💡Marc Philpart: “I do have fear, but I refuse to be paralyzed by it. I refuse to not take action. I refuse to shy away from our commitment to our community.”

How can we respond amid growing fear and political backlash against racial justice? In thi... more

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💡Richard Tate: “It’s time we recognize that there is an increased level of risk, but it's a risk worth taking.”

What keeps philanthropy from speaking out? And how can funders overcome fear and use our voices to protect communities against forces t... more

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💡Leah Hunt-Hendrix: “The 501(c)(3) is a social construct meant to protect wealth and give wealthy people a tax break for making a charitable contribution. It's not a necessity. You don't have to abide by it. A lot of mutual aid can happen outside of... more

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Dimple Abichandani
Author and philanthropic leader
Episode: A New Era of Philanthropy with Dimple Abichandani
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Sarah Longwell
Founder of The Bulwark and founder of Republican Voters Against Trump
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Ludovic Blaine
Advocate for dynamic philanthropy
Episode: BONUS EPISODE: The Rulebreaker Roundup
Julián Castro
Former Mayor of San Antonio and US Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
Latino Community Foundation
Episode: Don’t “Wait Your Turn” to Lead with Julián Castro
Jennifer Risher
Philanthropist and author of 'We Need to Talk, A Memoir About Wealth'
Episode: We Need to Talk About Money with Jennifer Risher
Ryan Easterly
CEO of the WITH Foundation, focusing on empowering individuals with disabilities and implementing innovative grant strategies.
WITH Foundation
Episode: Take Bigger Swings with Ryan Easterly
Dr. Ibram Kendi
Intellectual historian and author focusing on anti-racism
American University
Episode: How to Become an Antiracist Funder with Dr. Ibram X. Kendi and Marcus Walton

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Glen Galaich
CEO of the Stupski Foundation and host of the podcast, focusing on revolutionary approaches in philanthropy.

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4.8 out of 5 stars from 17 ratings
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    Whether you agree or not, Break Fake Rules is thought provoking, “Funders shouldn’t get to dictate where the money goes?!” Shaking things up in a sometimes overly cautious industry. Love it!

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Listeners appreciate the thought-provoking nature of discussions, especially on the critical examination of traditional philanthropic rules.
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Breathe Through Fear, Act with Courage with Marc Philpart
Q: What do you see as the Black Freedom Fund's role in regards to reparations?
Marc emphasizes that reparations is essential and part of their core mission, with a commitment to working alongside allied institutions to achieve meaningful change.
Breathe Through Fear, Act with Courage with Marc Philpart
Q: How do you work with the narrative that foundations backed away after the pledges made between 2020 to 2023?
Marc explains that two truths can exist, acknowledging the fear many feel about systemic injustice while emphasizing the importance of not letting that fear prevent action or undermine their mission.
A New Era of Philanthropy with Dimple Abichandani
Q: What is one of the big fake rules you would point out from your book that you would want to start?
Dimple identifies the need to transform wealth instead of preserving it, moving towards a more just and sustainable future.
A New Era of Philanthropy with Dimple Abichandani
Q: What inspired you to sit down and do the challenging work of writing a book?
Dimple shares that the book is a call to reimagine philanthropy amidst polycrisis, offering 10 practices for transformation.
The People's Money with Dr. Carmen Rojas
Q: What is your view on spending down foundations?
Carmen expresses reluctance to spend down her foundation without clear examples of effective public spending, emphasizing the importance of philanthropy during times of governmental inaction.

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This podcast explores the transformative landscape of philanthropy, focusing on how established norms can be challenged and redefined. It features insightful conversations with leaders spanning various sectors including philanthropy, nonprofits, government, and media. A significant emphasis is placed on advocating for community-driven approaches, equitable practices, and the necessity to alter traditional funding paradigms. Through engaging discussions, listeners are encouraged to reconsider the societal rules that govern charitable actions and explore innovative alternatives that challenge the status quo. The series is characterized by its critical perspective on the dynamics of wealth and power in philanthropy, making it particularly appe... more

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