
Philanthropic donors candidly explain how nonprofits should engage them and their foundations for funding, while answering questions from nonprofits.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 18 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Mam Joof & Anika Austrie from Right to Food, based in Toronto, Canada. The two navigate listeners through the journey finding grantees and donors to support their mission of ensuring Canadians no longer experience food insecurity.
Vincent Mwangi of Mama Hope talks buzzwords, grassroots accountability, and how his own experiences have allowed him to be a true resource for local nonprofits in his native Kenya.
Rona Peligal from The Fund for Global Human Rights walks discusses how to mirror model donor behaviour for nonprofits and donors, as well as how to juggle competing crises on a global scale.
Negar Tayyar of Global Whole Being Fund and Josie Naughton of Choose Love join the tour to talk about working and funding in emergencies and crises.
Kady Sylla walks listeners through a tour of how King Badouin Foundation US works and how the US branch should best be engaged.
Director of Partnerships at the Segal Family Foundation talks about how nonprofits can get to know the foundation, but also what grassroots leaders should know when reaching out to new potential donors.
Julie Davitz, the Head of Impact Solutions for Wealth Management at BNP Paribas Bank of the West takes listeners on a virtual tour of the organization, but also provides insight into fundraising in the Wealth Management space.
CEO of The Forbes Funds, Fred Brown takes us on a virtual tour of how to engage his organisation, but also discusses how both, philanthropy and the nonprofit sector can navigate this moment of social justice reform.
I have listened to a couple of these and I think they are great, good learning for ngos and donors alike. EJ is a wonderful host, he asks the difficult questions and really knows his subject, but he has immense charm as well, which makes subjects that are sometimes dry and technical a joy to listen to








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