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The Charity Charge Show - Nonprofit Podcast

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Scaling a mission requires more than passion, it requires high-discipline leadership, financial innovation, and strategic resilience. Hosted by Stephen Garten, The Charity Charge Show goes behind the scenes with nonprofit CEOs, social impact innovators, and community leaders. From the TGR Foundation to the Sierra Club, we deconstruct the operational models, fundraising breakthroughs, and "durable ... more

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In the social impact sector, scaling an organization nationally while maintaining deep community trust is one of the hardest balancing acts to pull off. It requires an unshakeable operational foundation, a clear mission, and creative revenue models t... more

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In the social impact sector, being "scrappy" is often badge of honor. Nonprofits routinely stretch every dollar to ensure maximum funding goes directly to their programs. However, when it comes to technology, this efficiency-first mindset can acciden... more

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In a world where 70% of jobs are found through someone you know, "social capital" is more than just a buzzword—it’s a gateway to the future. But for many first-generation students in under-resourced communities, those networks are often out of reach.... more

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American Humane Society protects over 1.7 billion animals annually across 91 countries. Dr. Robin Ganzert has led the organization since 2010, when she stepped in during a financial crisis and a period of mission drift. What she built since then is a... more

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Jen Rifkin
Executive Director of the Volo Kids Foundation
Volo Kids Foundation
Episode: Unlocking Play: How Volo Kids is Bringing Youth Sports to Thousands of Kids w/Jen Rifkin
Adam Eads
Representative, TechSoup
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Episode: From Acquisition to Adoption: How TechSoup and GTIA Are Empowering Nonprofits Through AI
Kelly Ricker
Representative, GTIA (Global Technology Association for IT Channel Leaders)
GTIA
Episode: From Acquisition to Adoption: How TechSoup and GTIA Are Empowering Nonprofits Through AI
Heather Wathington
CEO of iMentor
iMentor
Episode: Opening 1 Million Doors: Igniting Potential through Mentorship with Heather Wathington
Robin Ganzert
President and CEO of American Humane Society
American Humane Society / Global Humane Society
Episode: How American Humane Protects 1.7 Billion Animals a Year (And Runs Like a Business)
Steen Lyles
Executive Vice President of Impact at DonorsChoose
DonorsChoose
Episode: The DonorsChoose Revolution: Turning Classroom Needs into National Insights
Hunter McIntosh
Executive Director of The Boat Company
The Boat Company
Episode: How The Boat Company Built a Nonprofit That Funds Itself Through Mission-Based Travel
Michael Medoro
CEO of Childhelp
Childhelp
Episode: How Childhelp Is Working to Eradicate Child Abuse in America
Lauren Reilly
Executive Director, Gratitude Network
Gratitude Network
Episode: How Gratitude Network Helps Nonprofits Scale Their Impact

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Grayson Harris
Host of The Charity Charge Show; nonprofit leadership and impact storytelling.
Stephen Garten
Host of The Charity Charge Show; leads discussions with nonprofit CEOs and social impact leaders.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 51 ratings
  • Succinct and thoughtful

    For anyone in the non-profit space (or who wants to bring a values-based mindset to their work), the show offers consistent quality and practical insights.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LFmilo
    United States7 months ago
  • Love the host’s curiosity and focus on mutuality

    I love how the Charity Charge pod keeps you plugged in to how nonprofits / community-driven orgs operate behind the scenes. The conversations feel real and not overly polished — just genuine people doing meaningful work and sharing what they’ve learned. I always walk away with something to think about, especially on the financial / biz operations side of things… and how key that is for turning good intentions into positive outcomes. Highly recommend.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kevinj1s
    United States9 months ago
  • Fascinating content that brings me exposure to non profits

    I have enjoyed so many episodes where I learn something and gain inspiration on people and organizations doing good for communities and people in need. Charity Charge leadership has done a great job putting out this interesting content in a concise way. Length of episodes is perfect and not too lengthy. Keep ‘em coming!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Person122
    United States9 months ago
  • Helping those who help those in need

    Terrific interviews, insightful perspectives on the resources needed to serve people and communities

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Rachel Ani
    United States9 months ago
  • Incredible—must listen for any Non-Profit

    A must listen for anyone in the non-profit world, or just interested about it. Make it part of your daily commute, you won’t regret it!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    WD12242323
    United States9 months ago

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Unlocking Play: How Volo Kids is Bringing Youth Sports to Thousands of Kids w/Jen Rifkin
Q: Jen, how can the audience get involved with Volo Kids, either locally or remotely?
Any involvement helps—coaching, volunteering, writing curriculum, or supporting through fundraising boards; the best first stop is the volokids.org website.
Unlocking Play: How Volo Kids is Bringing Youth Sports to Thousands of Kids w/Jen Rifkin
Q: What are you seeing as you navigate fundraising in a competitive environment, and how has the transition to executive leadership influenced donor relationships?
The key is authentic relationship-building and clearly communicating impact; partnerships and grants are important, but personal outreach and community trust drive funding opportunities and sponsorships.
Unlocking Play: How Volo Kids is Bringing Youth Sports to Thousands of Kids w/Jen Rifkin
Q: That's amazing. Can you tell me a little bit about the actual structure?
The programs are built around a core six-week structure that can be adapted to different communities with a flexible set of ingredients, allowing for both consistency and local customization.
Baker Ripley and the Power of Purpose: Lessons from a Century of Community Leadership
Q: What role do funding and collaboration play in sustaining impact?
Funding is a blend of public dollars and private philanthropy; collaboration is essential but must move beyond letters of support to joint program design and shared outcomes, with smaller grassroots groups wrapped into larger programs to extend impact.
Baker Ripley and the Power of Purpose: Lessons from a Century of Community Leadership
Q: How does Baker Ripley stay resilient and relevant over a century of operation?
By evolving with changing needs, avoiding program-centrism, pursuing collaborations and partnerships, and aligning investments with regional needs and outcomes rather than clinging to a single program; the organization also maintains strong governance and transparent delivery.

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What is The Charity Charge Show about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show centers on practical, leadership-driven nonprofit growth, exploring how mission-driven organizations achieve scale through disciplined operations, innovative funding, and strategic partnerships. Across episodes, listeners hear candid conversations with nonprofit CEOs, funders, and practitioners about governance, fundraising breakthroughs, technology adoption, mentorship, and impact measurement, with a strong emphasis on real-world lessons, durable leadership skills, and sustainable funding models. A notable throughline is the blend of mission with business-minded rigor—audiences get concrete frameworks, case studies, and expert perspectives to apply within their own organizations. The format often features founders or C-suite leade... more

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Recent guests on The Charity Charge Show include:

1. Jen Rifkin
2. Adam Eads
3. Kelly Ricker
4. Heather Wathington
5. Robin Ganzert
6. Steen Lyles
7. Hunter McIntosh
8. Michael Medoro

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