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Funding Rural: A podcast that explores how philanthropy can better serve rural and Indigenous communities. Join host Erin Borla, Executive Director of the Roundhouse Foundation in Sisters, Oregon, as she engages with folks on all sides of philanthropy to better understand the challenges and opportunities facing funders and the folks they hope to serve and support.

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When people don’t know where to begin when it comes to funding rural America, collaborative funds are a great way to start. Charlie Brown is the executive director of the Trust for Civic Life, which is an example of one of those funds. They’re made u... more

Funding for disaster response is much needed in the American West where vast rangeland ignites quickly under dry conditions. In Eastern Oregon, innovative Rangeland Fire Protection Associations (RFPAs) bring together local ranchers and state resource... more

Meeting the mental and behavioral health needs of rural communities, where people are dispersed and remarkably self-reliant, can be a challenge for a variety of different reasons. In Northeast Oregon, Community Counseling Solutions serves an area of ... more

There are so many folks who want to age in place but live far away from the care they need, and that can present challenges for their health, happiness and the social fabric of their communities. Dr. Jordan Lewis is the director for the Center on Agi... more

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Charlie Brown
Executive Director of the Trust for Civic Life
Trust for Civic Life
Episode: Charlie Brown: Don’t Run from the Mess
Derek Burkhardt
Fourth-generation rancher and farmer
Local Rangeland Fire Protection Associations
Episode: Derek Burkhardt & Allison Rayburn: Rural Fire Protection Agencies
Allison Rayburn
Oregon Dept of Forestry's Rangeland Fire Program Coordinator
Oregon Department of Forestry
Episode: Derek Burkhardt & Allison Rayburn: Rural Fire Protection Agencies
Kimberly Lindsay
Director of Community Counseling Solutions
Episode: Kimberly Lindsay: I can lend a hand; I can volunteer; I can be available
Jordan Lewis
Director for the Center on Aging at the University of Hawaii, expert in elder care, particularly in rural and Indigenous communities
University of Hawaii
Episode: Jordan Lewis, PhD: We Still Take Care of Each Other
Brad Kik
Founder of Crosshatch Center for Art and Ecology
Crosshatch Center for Art and Ecology
Episode: Brad Kik: Where Art Meets Earth
Dave Dallas
Member of the faculty in the College of Education at Eastern Oregon University
Eastern Oregon University
Episode: Dave Dallas: Grow Your Own
Stone Hudson
Citizen of the Mandan, Hidatsa, and Arikara tribes and program officer at Meyer Memorial Trust.
Meyer Memorial Trust
Episode: Stone Hudson: Giving for the Generations You Will Never Meet
Luke Shaefer
Professor of Public Policy at University of Michigan
University of Michigan
Episode: Luke Shaefer, PhD: Living in Complexities

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Erin Borla
Host of the podcast and Executive Director of the Roundhouse Foundation.

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Derek Burkhardt & Allison Rayburn: Rural Fire Protection Agencies
Q: How did it feel being one that testified for that now that it's come to fruition?
It was nerve-racking, but I was so passionate about it, so there was no way I could not do it.
Derek Burkhardt & Allison Rayburn: Rural Fire Protection Agencies
Q: Can you talk about some of the projects that you get to do with these volunteer groups?
One of the main things we do is provide training for volunteers to be effective in their firefighting efforts.
Kimberly Lindsay: I can lend a hand; I can volunteer; I can be available
Q: What can foundations do better to support rural communities?
Foundations should approach rural communities proactively by engaging with them directly, rather than waiting for them to seek support, and building relationships with community leaders.
Kimberly Lindsay: I can lend a hand; I can volunteer; I can be available
Q: How is the opioid epidemic different in rural areas compared to urban places?
The opioid epidemic in rural areas is more personal, as community members often know those affected, making the crisis feel closer and more pressing than in larger urban areas.
Jordan Lewis, PhD: We Still Take Care of Each Other
Q: What are some funding areas that should be prioritized for aging adults, particularly in rural and native communities?
Funding should focus on intergenerational connections, social engagement, awareness of Alzheimer's and dementia, and support for informal caregivers.

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This podcast investigates the multifaceted relationship between philanthropy and its impact on rural and Indigenous communities. By focusing on a variety of topics ranging from civic engagement and mental health services to disaster relief and education, each episode features insightful discussions with experienced guests who highlight innovative initiatives and community-driven programs. The host engages in deep conversations with experts and leaders across various sectors to illuminate both the challenges and opportunities faced in supporting rural areas, making it particularly valuable for listeners interested in social impact, community development, and philanthropy.

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4. Kimberly Lindsay
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