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We Are For Good Podcast - The Podcast for Nonprofits

We Are For Good
Nonprofit Sector
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Education
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The We Are For Good Podcast brings nonprofit professionals + everyday changemakers into conversations with the most innovative, heartwired leaders in social impact. Hosted by Jon McCoy + Becky Endicott, each episode unpacks fresh mindsets, practical skills + inspiring stories designed to help you work smarter, build healthier cultures + accelerate our collective impact.

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The Kiki and ballroom scene, built by Black and brown LGBTQ+ youth of color in New York City, has been creating art, designing fashion, performing, and building community for over 20 years.

Meet Colby King 👋 He’s the founder of Kiki Arts Collaborat... more

Dr. Sanjay Bindra is a practicing cardiologist who built a $2.5 million endowment at a zero-staff nonprofit in less than four years, with no campaigns and no urgency emails. Then he studied why it worked. 

The result: the GIVE Study, a 12-month real... more

An 85% graduation rate against a district average of 60% — at a second-chance school in the South Bronx where the primary healing tool isn't a worksheet or a clipboard. It's a professional recording studio. 🎙️

J.C. Hall is a licensed clinical socia... more

"Crisis creates clarity, and philanthropic funding is the best risk capital we have." That's how Hala Hanna reads the moment we're in, and as Executive Director of MIT Solve, she has the data to back it up.

MIT Solve has spent a decade brokering the... more

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Recent Guests

Colby King
Founder of Kiki Arts Collaborative
Kiki Arts Collaborative
Episode: 720. Stories to Fill The Hope Gap: Why Celebration Is the Story That Changes Everything - Colby King, Kiki Arts Collaborative
Sanjay Bindra
Cardiac electrophysiologist, founder of GOSUMEC Foundation USA
GOSUMEC Foundation USA
Episode: 719. Consistency Over Intensity: The Science of Sustainable Giving - Dr. Sanjay Bindra, GOSUMEC Foundation USA
J.C. Hall
Licensed clinical social worker, hip hop artist, founder of hip hop therapy studio at Mott Haven Community High School
Hip Hop Therapy / Mott Haven
Episode: 718. Stories to Fill The Hope Gap: How Hip Hop Therapy Is Rewriting What Healing and Storytelling Look Like - J.C. Hall
Hala Hanna
Executive Director of MIT Solve
MIT Solve
Episode: 717. The Funding Landscape Is Shifting. Here's What Nonprofits Need to Know - Hala Hanna, MIT Solve
Ai-jen Poo
Founder of Caring Across Generations; co-founder and president of National Domestic Workers Alliance; MacArthur fellow; Time 100 honoree
Caring Across Generations; National Domestic Workers Alliance
Episode: 716. Stories to Fill the Hope Gap: How Story Becomes the Strategy to Shift Culture - Ai-jen Poo, Caring Across Generations
Katelyn Bonds
Email marketing expert
Formerly with Your End Appeal / independent consultant
Episode: 715. Working Session: The Email Infrastructure Every Nonprofit Needs - Katelyn Baughan
Scott Cameron
Two-time Emmy Award-winning creative leader, executive producer of international Sesame Street adaptations
Sesame Workshop
Episode: 714. Stories to Fill the Hope Gap: The 3 Part Formula Behind Sesame Street’s Storytelling - Scott Cameron
Matt Oh
Founder and CEO of FOREFRONT Charity
FOREFRONT Charity
Episode: 713. The Case for Playing the Long Game in Philanthropy - Matthew Oh, FOREFRONT Charity
Richard Casper
Marine Corps veteran, Purple Heart recipient, co-founder of CreatiVets
CreatiVets
Episode: 712. Stories to Fill The Hope Gap: How Art is Healing Veterans - Richard Casper, CreatiVets

Hosts

Becky Endicott
Host of the show; co-founder of the related organization; frequent moderator of nonprofit-focused conversations
Jon McCoy
Host of the show; co-founder of the related organization; leads discussions with nonprofit leaders and experts

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 351 ratings
  • insightful podcast!!

    This was such an insightful episode to listen to, especially the breakdown of Amanda Green’s five-step framework for creating consistent and purposeful storytelling. The conversation did a great job showing how strong stories can build deeper community connection and long-term momentum for nonprofits.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mary Burruss
    United Statesa month ago
  • Nonprofit Advice that STICKS

    Consistently one of the most valuable podcasts I listen to. The insights are practical and actionable - things I can implement right away. 👀

    What I continue to be surprised by is how frequently I press pause to jot down HOW something is said. The way guests are interviewed, and how guests respond, has genuinely helped me become a better communicator about my own work. HIGHLY recommend! 💯

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Regina Thiel
    United States2 months ago
  • First Listen

    I already see the passion and I already believe this podcast can help me help nonprofits just after one episode. Thank you for sharing such wonderful stories. I look forward to the T-shirt, but I hope you also send monster slippers.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    IronHope
    United States2 months ago
  • Great Resource for Nonprofits

    As a fledgling nonprofit I have learned so much from this podcast. It’s a must listen for new and existing nonprofits. Thank you We Are For Good for doing what you all do. Keep it up!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    justinwhedon
    United States3 months ago
  • more than a podcast

    It’s not only one of the very best nonprofit podcasts, but it’s also a thriving community that brings people together across the nonprofit space. ☺️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    HeyCameronB
    United States4 months ago

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Guests bring diverse perspectives and practical takeaways.
Community around the show is a standout value for listeners.
Content is consistently relevant to fundraising, storytelling, and organizational health.
Warm, community-driven and actionable for nonprofit pros.
Hosts are authentic and deeply care about nonprofits.

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716. Stories to Fill the Hope Gap: How Story Becomes the Strategy to Shift Culture - Ai-jen Poo, Caring Across Generations
Q: What is your grandpa's name?
Ai-jen's grandfather was Liang Xiao Poo, whose story of aging at home inspired her lifelong commitment to improving care.
716. Stories to Fill the Hope Gap: How Story Becomes the Strategy to Shift Culture - Ai-jen Poo, Caring Across Generations
Q: Are we about to have an elevated conversation? Ai-jen, welcome to the podcast.
The hosts welcome Ai-jen and set the stage for discussing how care can be elevated through narrative and policy reform, with a focus on culture change.
717. The Funding Landscape Is Shifting. Here's What Nonprofits Need to Know - Hala Hanna, MIT Solve
Q: What would be the one good thing you would leave with the audience today?
Do today, not someday. Early believers—those who provide the first checks—can catalyze a solver's growth; a focused, immediate action paired with long-term relationship-building drives systemic change.
717. The Funding Landscape Is Shifting. Here's What Nonprofits Need to Know - Hala Hanna, MIT Solve
Q: Where do I start when trying to become a better partner through these new funding approaches?
The emphasis is on understanding measurable outcomes, reframing data usage, and building trust through transparent collaboration; start by defining what changes you will prove, measure early, and pair data with compelling storytelling to engage funders and partners.
712. Stories to Fill The Hope Gap: How Art is Healing Veterans - Richard Casper, CreatiVets
Q: How do you address barriers that keep veterans from engaging with your programs?
We tackle friction directly by meeting veterans where they are—flying them to Nashville for intimate writing sessions, providing mentorship, and offering a complete support network including housing, education credits, and lifelong access to art-based healing options.

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The show centers nonprofit professionals and social impact leaders, delivering practical frameworks for fundraising, storytelling, and organizational health. Across recent episodes, hosts explore turning content into a repeatable storytelling engine, building donor pipelines (including monthly giving and legacy gifts), harnessing technology like AI to scale inclusion, and creating sustainable models for volunteer engagement and leadership succession. Guests range from experienced fundraisers and nonprofit leaders to researchers and tech-for-good practitioners, all sharing actionable playbooks, real-world case studies, and conversations that blend heart with impact. The vibe is community-focused and hands-on, with a recurring emphasis on tru... more

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1. Colby King
2. Sanjay Bindra
3. J.C. Hall
4. Hala Hanna
5. Ai-jen Poo
6. Katelyn Bonds
7. Scott Cameron
8. Matt Oh

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