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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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Partnerships play an important role when it comes to tackling the complicated, uncomfortable and often taboo issue of firearms. Jessi LaRose is the Director of strategic initiatives at Missouri Foundation for Health and she runs the Missouri Foundati... more

John Cornelius grew up on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota; he served in the US Army; and he has the national suicide helpline number, 988, tattooed on his arm. He is a peer support and suicide prevention specialist and a mental health educ... more

How much is philanthropy currently investing in LGBTQ organizations? Not a whole lot, especially in rural. Katie Carter is the CEO of Pride Foundation, which was founded 40 years ago to support Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer folks. Pri... more

Healthcare is top of mind for many Americans, and in rural communities, where there are distinct challenges, there is also hope in new ideas and solutions. Benjamin Anderson is president and CEO of Hutchinson Regional Medical Center in Hutchinson, Ka... more

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Recent Guests

John Cornelius
Peer support and suicide prevention specialist, mental health educator, two-time suicide attempt survivor
FCC Behavioral Health
Episode: John Cornelius: I’ve Been Down This Road Before. It’s Best to Walk with a Friend
Katie Carter
CEO of Pride Foundation
Pride Foundation
Episode: Katie Carter: You Shouldn’t Have to Leave to be Your Whole Self
Benjamin Anderson
President and CEO of Hutchinson Regional Medical Center
Hutchinson Regional Medical Center
Episode: Benjamin Anderson: Start with the Willing
Ash Hanson
CEO and Creative Executive Officer of the Department of Public Transformation
Department of Public Transformation
Episode: Ash Hanson & Winter Kinne: Leading Locally
Winter Kinne
President and CEO of the Community Foundation of the Ozarks
Community Foundation of the Ozarks
Episode: Ash Hanson & Winter Kinne: Leading Locally
Sunny Spicer
Executive Director of the Oregon Center for Creative Learning
Oregon Center for Creative Learning
Episode: Sunny Spicer: Sparking Early Learning
Bobbie Conner
Cultural leader and director of the Tamaslikt Cultural Institute
Tamaslikt Cultural Institute
Episode: Bobbie Conner: Handmaidens of our Ancestors
Dreama Gentry
CEO of Partners for Rural Impact
Partners for Rural Impact
Episode: Dreama Gentry: Demographics are not Destiny
Andy Mink
Director of Rural Initiatives at the Smithsonian
Smithsonian Institution
Episode: Andy Mink: Belonging Insecurity

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Erin Borla
Host and Executive Director of the Roundhouse Foundation, engaging in philanthropic discussions centered on rural and Indigenous communities.

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John Cornelius: I’ve Been Down This Road Before. It’s Best to Walk with a Friend
Q: What brought you to the work?
John's journey began after surviving two suicide attempts, pushed by his faith and the support of others.
Katie Carter: You Shouldn’t Have to Leave to be Your Whole Self
Q: How can philanthropic organizations get more involved on this issue or better serve LGBTQ plus communities?
Philanthropic organizations can actively seek LGBTQ groups to fund and provide long-term operational support, rather than relying on these groups to find them.
Katie Carter: You Shouldn’t Have to Leave to be Your Whole Self
Q: Can you talk a little bit about what some of that support looks like?
Support can include navigating identity documents and assistance for individuals relocating from states with discriminatory laws.
Robert Duehmig: Building Rural Healthcare
Q: What are some challenges we're seeing in mental and behavioral health in rural areas?
Workforce shortages and stigma surrounding mental health issues are major challenges.
Andy Mink: Belonging Insecurity
Q: What resistance do communities show towards the term outreach?
Outreach can imply a condescending attitude from outsiders, indicating a need for genuine partnership and respect for local culture.

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This podcast focuses on the intersection of philanthropy and rural communities, exploring how funding practices can better serve the unique needs of these areas, along with Indigenous communities. The discussions frequently take place with a variety of stakeholders, including leaders in education, cultural heritage, and community development, and delves into pertinent issues such as early childhood education, healthcare access, cultural preservation, and the significance of community engagement. Notably, it emphasizes innovative community-based programs while advocating for more equitable funding and partnership models that uplift voices often overlooked in traditional philanthropic frameworks.

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Funding Rural launched 2 years ago and published 44 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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2. Katie Carter
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4. Ash Hanson
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7. Bobbie Conner
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