What Donors Want - a podcast by I.G. Advisors - features a series of thought-provoking conversations on the state of our beautiful, yet in many ways broken, non-profit sector. We want to collectively imagine solutions to the things that keep us up at night, and inspire more progressive practices and ways of collaborating. This podcast is part of I.G.'s mission to #FixTheFlow of resources for good.... more
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 43 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture |
In this episode, Rachel Stephenson Sheff and Emily Collins-Ellis speak with three philanthropy experts on the debate around whether mandatory minimum payout rates should be introduced for charitable foundations in the UK. Drawing on Pro Bono Economic... more
In this episode, Rachel Stephenson Sheff and Emily Collins-Ellis speak with Cassie Robinson about the need to invest in ‘imagination infrastructure’ to support communities in developing practices around collective imagination to envision new futures ... more
In this episode, Rachel Stephenson Sheff and Beatrice Onyango speak with three of Segal Family Foundation’s African Visionary Fellows - all about the power of unrestricted funding, and what it can unlock across the Continent and beyond: 🟡 Delphine U... more
Imagine this - you get a call out of the blue from a consultant offering an unrestricted grant of $10 million that you can use however you like, spend on any time frame, and you never have to send a *single* update to the donor. You only have a coupl... more
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Loved the episode with Roz Lee. Her clarity and warmth, and reminders about what it can mean to operate with, from and through a feminist lens. more
Love this show! It’s great to see very influential people sharing their experiences and insights in such an accessible way. Important topics, taken seriously but in a fun way. A must for anyone in the philanthropy space.
I really enjoy listening to What Donors Want. It is an easy and enjoyable way to learn more about about the intricate and intimidating world of fundraising- especially if you are new to the sector. Absolutely recommended!!
Love listening to this podcast & am constantly keeping my eyes peeled for the next episode! Episodes are relevant, informative & fun - thank you I.G. Advisors!
I came across this podcast after hearing about it through friends and it has completely changed how I view things within the space. It gives frank insight into what donors are really looking for but is an easy listen and pretty funny to boot. Highly recommend for anyone in fundraising or just interested in philanthropy in general!
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