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From the Center for Effective Philanthropy (CEP), Giving Done Right is the show with everything you need to know to make an impact with your charitable giving. Whether you’re donating a few hundred dollars a year, a few thousand, or a few million, you might find yourself wondering: Where should I give? How do I know which nonprofits are effective? How do I know if I’m really making a difference wi... more

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What happens when education reform takes place without the input or engagement of the young people who will experience its effects? Conversely, what happens when youth voices lead the way to change? Phil Buchanan and Grace Nicolette sit down with the... more

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How does the "model minority myth" impact how funders view and support Asian immigrant communities? What role do disaggregated data play in ensuring their thriving? In a conversation with Ben Hires, CEO of the Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center (BC... more

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Is the fundamental right to give according to one’s values under attack in America? Phil Buchanan and Grace Nicolette talk with two influential foundation leaders who are sounding the alarm and fighting back. Tonya Allen, president of the McKnight Fo... more

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What does it mean to tell the Muslim American story of generosity? Why is it important to talk about "religious justice" in philanthropy alongside other forms of justice? These are questions that President of the WF Fund and philanthropic advocate Di... more

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Recent Guests

David McKinney
Vice President of YouthTruth with experience in advancing equity and opportunity for young people.
YouthTruth
Episode: Building Better Schools: David McKinney on Why Student Voice Matters
Tonya Allen
President of the McKnight Foundation
McKnight Foundation
Episode: Defending the Freedom to Give with Tonya Allen and John Palfrey
John Palfrey
President of the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
MacArthur Foundation
Episode: Defending the Freedom to Give with Tonya Allen and John Palfrey
Dilnaz Waraich
President of the WF Fund, national leader in uplifting marginalized communities
WF Fund
Episode: Faith, Generosity, and Justice: Dilnaz Waraich on Muslim American Giving
Joe Goldman
President of the Democracy Fund
Democracy Fund
Episode: An Anti-Authoritarian Playbook for Donors With Joe Goldman
Angelica Salas
Executive Director at LA's Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights (Chirla)
Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights (Chirla)
Episode: A Defining Moment for Democracy: Angelica Salas on the Immigration Crisis
LaTida Smith
President of the Winston-Salem Foundation
Winston-Salem Foundation
Episode: Effecting Change at the Local Level: Wisdom from Community Foundation CEOs
Alesha Washington
President and CEO of the Seattle Foundation
Seattle Foundation
Episode: Effecting Change at the Local Level: Wisdom from Community Foundation CEOs
Dick Ober
President and CEO of the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation
New Hampshire Charitable Foundation
Episode: Effecting Change at the Local Level: Wisdom from Community Foundation CEOs

Hosts

Grace Nicolette
Host and expert in philanthropy with a focus on effective giving and impactful donations.
Phil Buchanan
Host with deep expertise in philanthropy, emphasizing effective strategies for donors and impactful charitable giving.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 94 ratings
  • Diverse, Insightful Speakers Who Are Easy to Listen To

    I love how diverse the speakers are, both in their backgrounds and the way they engage in giving. The conversations are always insightful, and Phil and Grace pack a lot into a short amount of time. Listening is both easy and inspiring. Thank you for this podcast!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    VivianSapthavee
    United Statesa year ago
  • Love this podcast!

    Really insightful conversations and fantastic guests. If you’re interested in philanthropy and the ways that donors and funders can be more effective in their work, this is a must listen.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    currier202020202020
    United States3 years ago
  • Inspiring and informative

    The Giving Done Right podcast has really hit the spot with my current questions of where to direct my giving and how to think about that. I especially enjoyed S2E4, “Finding Your Lane“ with Jeremy Lin and S2E10, “Giving Cash to Those in Need“ which addressed long-standing questions I’ve had about directly giving cash to the poor. Thanks, Grace and Phil, for the inspiring addition to my podcast feed!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    爸爸 (Baba)
    United States4 years ago
  • Thoughtful giving

    The hosts of this podcast, Grace Nicolette and Phil Buchanan, are experts in the field of philanthropy and they bring in a cast of incredible guests to tell inspiring stories of generosity and life transformation. They ask insightful questions and I like that they help shift paradigms regarding how we should give and how we should evaluate effectiveness, as well as offer practical tips and advice. This is a wonderful podcast for anyone who wants to learn more about thoughtful giving.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ListeningWhileDoing
    United States4 years ago
  • Friendly and informative

    Thanks for hosting solid discussions around the topic of generosity and change making!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jackson Ambrosia
    Canada5 years ago

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I have binge listened to the first three episodes and have loved the podcast. I'm excited to keep listening!
The hosts are experts in the field of philanthropy and bring in incredible guests to tell inspiring stories.
If you want to give well but find it more difficult than expected, here's practical help along with empathy and inspiration.
Diverse, Insightful Speakers Who Are Easy to Listen To
Really insightful conversations and fantastic guests. If you're interested in philanthropy and the ways that donors and funders can be more effective in their work, this is a must listen.
Phil and Grace have a relaxing interview style that makes one feel like they are just sitting in on a coffeehouse conversation.
The Giving Done Right podcast has really hit the spot with my current questions of where to direct my giving and how to think about that.
Solid discussions around the topic of generosity and change making!

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Beyond the Model Minority Myth: Ben Hires on Supporting AAPI Communities
Q: Does that resonate with you? And what does fundraising for BCNC look like in this current context?
At BCNC, we have this long history of people from the community who've now sort of made it, if you will, or really see the value of supporting an organization like ours.
Beyond the Model Minority Myth: Ben Hires on Supporting AAPI Communities
Q: What would you like donors to know about what they can do to support you or even what the community might be like if you weren't there?
It's not an either or, right? It's a both and, and for some people, they're going to really prioritize and understand the importance of that day-to-day work.
Building Better Schools: David McKinney on Why Student Voice Matters
Q: Can you tell us what we learned when we looked across the data set and explored the issue of bullying in schools?
The data shows that a sense of belonging and academic challenge reduces bullying, but only 34% of elementary students feel they are an important part of their school, highlighting the work still needed on inclusion.
Building Better Schools: David McKinney on Why Student Voice Matters
Q: How do schools or districts that have worked with YouthTruth make changes based on the information provided?
They utilize feedback from students to implement programs such as mentorship initiatives that respond directly to student needs for belonging and support within schools.
Building Better Schools: David McKinney on Why Student Voice Matters
Q: Can you give us an overview of what YouthTruth is and what you guys do?
YouthTruth listens to young people's opinions and experiences to improve educational systems, gather insightful data through surveys, and work with schools and communities to foster better educational environments.

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Focusing on the dynamics of effective philanthropy, this podcast engages a variety of leaders and experts from the nonprofit sector to address key issues and challenges in charitable giving. With a commitment to providing practical insights, the discussions regularly tackle questions surrounding effective donation strategies, transparency, and the real impacts of giving. Uniquely positioned to bust myths and clarify misconceptions about philanthropy, it serves as a valuable resource for anyone seeking to enhance the effectiveness of their charitable contributions and navigate the complexities of nonprofit engagement.

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1. David McKinney
2. Tonya Allen
3. John Palfrey
4. Dilnaz Waraich
5. Joe Goldman
6. Angelica Salas
7. LaTida Smith
8. Alesha Washington

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