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Money to Give

Richard C. Peck
Philanthropy
Storytelling
Nonprofit Sector
Fundraising Events
Fundraising
Donor-Advised Funds
Artificial Intelligence
Charitable Giving
Nonprofit Leadership
Nonprofits
Education
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Donor Communication
Washington, United States
Friends Of Fondation De France
Grants (grant Funding)
Giving Circles
Personal Goodwill
Pooled Income Fund
Nonprofit Organizations

I'm Rick Peck, also known as "The Philanthropy Guy.” Let's talk about: 1) How nonprofits can most effectively showcase their mission and vision; 2) How donors and potential donors can make the greatest impact possible in the world; and 3) how professional advisors, including philanthropic advisors, can offer the most up-to-date information and services to their clients. After spending almost 20 ye... more

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What if a new federal tax credit could help millions of students access educational opportunities while giving taxpayers a way to make a meaningful difference in their communities? In this episode of Money to Give, Rick Peck sits down with John Kirtl... more

What if the greatest impact of philanthropy isn't simply the money given, but the opportunities it creates and the potential it unlocks? In this milestone 100th episode of Money to Give, Rick Peck sits down with Christian Torres, entrepreneur and dec... more

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What if reducing your tax burden could also help create jobs, revitalize neighborhoods, and strengthen communities? In this episode of Money to Give, Rick Peck sits down with Ashley Tison, founder of OZPros, for an accessible and eye-opening conversa... more

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What happens when new tax laws create uncertainty for donors and nonprofits alike—but the desire to make a difference remains strong? In this episode of Money to Give, Rick Peck sits down with Bill Shiell of BrightDot to explore what the changing 202... more

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Recent Guests

Stephen Garten
Founder of Charity Charge, nonprofit financial tools innovator
Charity Charge
Episode: Ep. 91 Building Stronger Nonprofits Through Financial Strategy and Trust with Stephen Garten
Luke Mickelson
Founder of Sleep in Heavenly Peace (SHP)
Sleep in Heavenly Peace (SHP)
Episode: Ep. 90 Sleep in Heavenly Peace: How One Bed Can Change a Child's Life with Luke Mickelson
David Rhode
Non-profit strategist and author
Consultancy (dot.org)
Episode: Ep. 89 Why Passion Isn't Enough: Building Stronger Nonprofits Through Leadership and Strategy with David Rhode
Michael Dunlap
VP Relationship Manager, National Christian Foundation
National Christian Foundation
Episode: Ep. 88 Giving with Intention: How Donor-Advised Funds Can Transform Generosity with Michael Dunlap
Bobbie James
Founder of Jamsz Konnections
Jamsz Konnections
Episode: Ep. 87 Strengthening Nonprofits Through Community, Sustainability, and Strategic Support with Bobbie James
Tyler Hinkle
Government Relations Manager at Independent Sector
Independent Sector
Episode: Ep. 86 Understanding the Future of Federal Grants with Tyler Hinkle
Bishop Kevin Foreman
Guest, leader and philanthropist
Harvest, Harvest Foundation
Episode: Ep. 85 Purpose-Driven Giving, Lasting Impact, and the Mindset of Generosity with Bishop Kevin Foreman
Mitzi Perdue
Author, humanitarian, philanthropist and war correspondent
Co-founder of a charity helping Ukrainians (as discussed)
Episode: Ep. 84 Service, Storytelling, and Using Innovation to Heal a World in Crisis with Mitzi Perdue
Ryan Dewey Smith
Leader at Imperium, focused on nonprofit infrastructure and capital strategy
Imperium
Episode: Ep. 83 Building Sustainable Nonprofits Through Infrastructure, Capital, and Strategic Growth with Ryan Dewey Smith

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Rick Peck
Host of Money to Give; The Philanthropy Guy; provides leadership and strategic framing for philanthropy-focused conversations.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 13 ratings
  • A great listen for anyone who works in philanthropy!

    Rick is so thoughtful and brings insight to the podcast from a wide range of topics. I always learn something new!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Easy to listen to
    United Statesa year ago
  • Powerful and refreshing

    In a world in which most everyone is focused on what they’re missing, Money to Give helps you look at what you can do for others and increase your joy in the process. Powerful message.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Veritas Chad
    United Statesa year ago
  • Helpful show!

    Good content for nonprofit and philanthropy professionals. Rick has a good interview style as well.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CookingChat
    United States2 years ago

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A great listen for anyone who works in philanthropy! Rick is so thoughtful and brings insight to the podcast from a wide range of topics. I always learn something new!
Powerful and refreshing: a refreshing take on giving that emphasizes action and joy in giving.
Helpful show! Good content for nonprofit and philanthropy professionals. Rick has a good interview style as well.

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Ep. 91 Building Stronger Nonprofits Through Financial Strategy and Trust with Stephen Garten
Q: How does Charity Charge's approach change the financial equation for nonprofits?
Charity Charge offers nonprofit-specific financial products (business credit cards, bookkeeping, gift cards) that align with fiduciary responsibilities, helping organizations access capital, manage back-office needs, and improve cash flow without compromising governance.
Ep. 91 Building Stronger Nonprofits Through Financial Strategy and Trust with Stephen Garten
Q: What practical steps can new nonprofits take before filing for a 501(c)(3) to avoid missteps?
Test the waters by engaging with existing organizations doing similar work, explore volunteering or job opportunities with them, and consider fiscal sponsorship as a stepping stone to build capacity and a solid budget before establishing their own independent entity.
Ep. 91 Building Stronger Nonprofits Through Financial Strategy and Trust with Stephen Garten
Q: So Stephen, what's one of the biggest financial challenges nonprofits face when they try to grow or scale their impact?
Many nonprofits struggle with operating like a business—defining revenue targets, managing expenses, and maintaining sustainable profit or surplus—while staying mission-driven. They often focus on the mission at the expense of financial discipline, which can hinder growth.
Ep. 89 Why Passion Isn't Enough: Building Stronger Nonprofits Through Leadership and Strategy with David Rhode
Q: Why isn't passion enough?
Rhode explains that while passion motivates mission work, a nonprofit must also have solid fundraising plans, engaged boards, professional communication, sound budgeting, and effective staff hiring and management to remain sustainable.
Ep. 90 Sleep in Heavenly Peace: How One Bed Can Change a Child's Life with Luke Mickelson
Q: So Luke, how did you come across child bedlessness?
I learned about the issue through a church group and a family in need; a single experience and a desire to help expanded into a full-blown mission with scouts, families, and volunteers building and delivering beds.

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This show centers philanthropy, nonprofit effectiveness, and donor impact, featuring guests who are seasoned practitioners, policymakers, and thought leaders in giving. Conversations frequently explore donor-advised funds, non-cash asset gifts, giving circles, and the infrastructure and mindset needed for sustainable philanthropy. Across episodes, the host surfaces practical strategies for nonprofits and advisors to increase impact, improve donor relations, and scale programs without sacrificing donor intent. A notable strength is the breadth of guest expertise—from grant writing and storytelling to cross-border giving and policy changes—offering listeners actionable takeaways for fundraising, governance, and strategic philanthropy.

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