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From the Center for Effective Philanthropy (CEP), Giving Done Right offers hard-hitting conversations and vital resources to help you make an impact with your charitable giving. Whether you’re an individual donor or your job involves making grants, the challenges are universal: Where should I give? How do I know which nonprofits are effective, and how do I best support them? How can I increase the... more

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Phil talks with longtime friend Tracy Palandjian, co-founder and CEO of Social Finance, about the space between traditional grantmaking and traditional investing, and why donors, foundations, and DAF holders aren’t limited to only one or the other. T... more

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Daniel Stid, senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and author of the newsletter The Art of Association and host of a podcast by the same name, shares his provocative argument that large-scale philanthropic investment in national policy a... more

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Phil sits down with Bryan Stevenson, founder and executive director of the Equal Justice Initiative, for a wide-ranging conversation on what this moment of backlash demands of individual and institutional donors. Stevenson places the current retreat ... more

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With the midterm elections just weeks away, Phil talks with Maya Wiley, president and CEO of The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights and its Education Fund, about what donors and foundations concerned about the state of American democracy... more

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Recent Guests

Daniel Stid
Senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and former leader of the Hewlett Foundation's U.S. Democracy Program
American Enterprise Institute
Episode: Is Philanthropy Fueling Polarization? With Daniel Stid
Bryan Stevenson
Attorney, author of Just Mercy, and founder and executive director of the Equal Justice Initiative
Equal Justice Initiative
Episode: Bryan Stevenson on Narrative, Courage, and Meeting This Moment
Maya Wiley
Civil rights attorney and president/CEO of the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights and its education fund
Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights
Episode: Protecting Democracy with Maya Wiley
Glen Galaich
Author of Control, Why Big Giving Falls Short; CEO of the Stupski Foundation
Stupski Foundation
Episode: Who Should Control The Money? With Glen Galaich and Jamie Allison
Jamie Allison
Executive Director
Walter & Elise Haas Fund
Episode: Who Should Control The Money? With Glen Galaich and Jamie Allison
Lysa Ratliff
CEO of Kaboom
Kaboom
Episode: Lysa Ratliff Wants You to Trust Her
Jeff Atwood
Co-founder of Stack Overflow and Discourse
Stack Overflow; Discourse
Episode: Jeff Atwood and Dr. Betsy Burton Are Giving Big and Fast
Betsy Burton
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Independent researcher; Open Research (data interpretation)
Episode: Jeff Atwood and Dr. Betsy Burton Are Giving Big and Fast
Grace Nicolette
Longtime CEP employee and former co-host on Giving Done Right
Center for Effective Philanthropy
Episode: A Special Goodbye from Grace

Hosts

Grace Nicolette
Co-host of Giving Done Right; Center for Effective Philanthropy
Phil Buchanan
Host of Giving Done Right; Co-host of Giving Done Right; Center for Effective Philanthropy

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 101 ratings
  • Thoughtful and moving

    Even as someone who isn’t immediately in this field or area of work, I find the GDR podcast accessible in many ways. The hosts asks great questions. And the range of perspectives is appreciated!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SR67876
    United States9 months ago
  • 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 States2 years 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 States4 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 States5 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 States5 years ago

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Hosts guide nuanced conversations with clear, actionable insights for donors.
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Is Philanthropy Fueling Polarization? With Daniel Stid
Q: Would you say it's the first and not the second or is it a both and?
Stid favors long-term community-based work to strengthen civic culture, while acknowledging that litigation and other efforts have sometimes checked executive power. He argues that philanthropy should prioritize institutional reforms and consistent support for checks and balances rather than partisan opposition to a particular president.
Is Philanthropy Fueling Polarization? With Daniel Stid
Q: Are wealthy donors and big foundations combating polarization, or are they actually fueling it?
Stid argues that philanthropic funding for policy advocacy has helped amplify ideologically extreme positions and intensified polarization, even though the funders and advocates may have intended to produce policy change.
Bryan Stevenson on Narrative, Courage, and Meeting This Moment
Q: What advice would you have for donors who want to do something to ensure that everybody has easy access to the vote and to combat the backsliding that's occurred?
Stevenson recommends reframing current voting restrictions as part of a historical pattern of disenfranchisement, supporting organizations that help excluded voters overcome barriers, and encouraging people to vote despite obstacles.
Bryan Stevenson on Narrative, Courage, and Meeting This Moment
Q: In this moment right now, with the courts that we have, with the public conversations that we have, what kind of advice do you have for individual and foundation donors about the most effective approaches, beyond giving to Equal Justice Initiative?
Stevenson urges donors to commit to focused learning about racial inequality and its history, then use that understanding to develop strategic, defensible approaches that address specific harms and help reshape public narratives.
Who Should Control The Money? With Glen Galaich and Jamie Allison
Q: What actions did Stupski Foundation take in response to current needs?
Stupski moved a large portion of its remaining assets into grants ahead of plan, increasing payout to respond to crises while discussing the balance between endowment health and public impact.

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A thoughtful exploration of effective philanthropy, donor funding, and civil society. Episodes frequently examine how philanthropy interacts with government, nonprofits, and communities, featuring leaders from foundations, advocacy groups, and research institutions. The show emphasizes practical guidance for donors and funders, critiques of funding gaps, and strategies to maximize social impact, often through governance, resilience, and collaboration across sectors. A standout trait is the focus on nuanced, evidence-based discussions with a diverse set of guests, aimed at helping listeners give more thoughtfully and effectively.

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