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We Are For Good Podcast - The Podcast for Nonprofits

We Are For Good
Nonprofit Sector
Community Engagement
Nonprofit Leadership
Philanthropy
Social Impact
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Mental Health
Community Building
Leadership
Storytelling
Nonprofits
Burnout
Donor Engagement
Wellness
Impact Uprising
Nonprofit Organizations
Nonprofit Fundraising
Resilience
Organizational Culture
Fundraising Strategies

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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Latest Episodes

As Co-Founder of Caring Across Generations and President of the National Domestic Workers Alliance, Ai-jen Poo has spent decades working at the intersection of policy and culture — because she knows you can't change one without the other. 

A MacArth... more

Most nonprofits treat email like a megaphone. They show up loud when they need donations and go completely quiet in between. Katelyn Baughan has worked with UNHCR, Amnesty International, the Trevor Project, and the National Breast Cancer Foundation, ... more

Scott Cameron is a two-time Emmy Award-winning creative leader who has spent his career executive producing international adaptations of Sesame Street, bringing this iconic brand to audiences in 190 countries and 31 languages. He joins us for this sp... more

Matt Oh was an engineer with a stable career and a 9-to-5 when a mission trip to India stopped him in his tracks. He saw something he couldn’t unsee — women and children spending 10 hours a day walking to collect dirty water.

In 2015, he founded FOR... more

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Recent Guests

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
Vincent Jones
CEO of Beyond Impact (formerly Tides Advocacy)
Beyond Impact
Episode: 711. How Fiscal Sponsorship Is Rewriting Who Gets to Lead Change - Vincent Jones
Afdhel Aziz
Chief Creative Officer of Conspiracy of Love; Co-founder of Good is the New Cool
Conspiracy of Love / Good is the New Cool
Episode: 710. Stories That Fill the Hope Gap: Closing the Hope Gap with Story - Afdhel Aziz
Amanda Green
Journalist and communications consultant with 20+ years of newsroom and PR experience; founder of In Your Voice Media Works
In Your Voice Media Works
Episode: 708. Working Session: How to Build a Story Engine for Your Nonprofit - Amanda Green
Casey Lardner
Executive Director of Genspace, neuroscientist
Genspace
Episode: 707. How to Break Philanthropy Out of Hypothesis Mode - Casey Lardner, Ph.D., GenSpace
Dave Raley
Author, advisor, founder and CEO of the Center for Sustainable Giving
Center for Sustainable Giving
Episode: 705. Working Session: How to Keep More Monthly Donors + Increase Generosity - Dave Raley
Nathan Cook
Chief Information and Technology Officer at Special Olympics International
Special Olympics International
Episode: 704. How Special Olympics is Using AI + Technology to Scale Belonging - Nathan Cook

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 348 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 Statesa month 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 States2 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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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.
712. Stories to Fill The Hope Gap: How Art is Healing Veterans - Richard Casper, CreatiVets
Q: What is the secret sauce that helps CreatiVets scale its mission through storytelling?
The core is turning veterans' experiences into powerful, shareable stories through art and music, then partnering with writers, schools, and brands to bring those stories to life; every new song becomes a new tool for outreach and fundraising, while collaborations unlock broader impact.
707. How to Break Philanthropy Out of Hypothesis Mode - Casey Lardner, Ph.D., GenSpace
Q: What advice would you give a nonprofit founder who wants to test new approaches in funding and program design?
She suggests defining safe-to-fail directions, setting boundaries, and designing experiments that allow for a range of outcomes, while keeping safety and ethics central to the lab and community work.
707. How to Break Philanthropy Out of Hypothesis Mode - Casey Lardner, Ph.D., GenSpace
Q: How do you cast a vision for exploratory work when engaging funders?
Casey explains that long-term partnerships often fund the platform for surprising outcomes, emphasizing the importance of belonging and identity development in science for youth and community members, which provides a credible, measurable trajectory beyond a single program outcome.
705. Working Session: How to Keep More Monthly Donors + Increase Generosity - Dave Raley
Q: How should nonprofits approach upgrading existing monthly donors without being pushy?
Ask in a timely, specific way tied to a concrete reason (e.g., capacity expansion or crisis response), integrate upgrade asks into existing communications, and avoid overwhelming donors with too many campaigns.

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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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Recent guests on We Are For Good Podcast include:

1. Scott Cameron
2. Matt Oh
3. Richard Casper
4. Vincent Jones
5. Afdhel Aziz
6. Amanda Green
7. Casey Lardner
8. Dave Raley

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