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Stacy Holland
In this week’s episode, we chat with Stacy E. Holland, Executive Director of the Philadelphia School Partnership. Stacy talks about how she has dedicated her career to ensuring that Philadelphia’s young people have access to the academic, career, and support services they need to build bright futures.
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Wise Giving Wednesday: Disaster Donor Fatigue?
In the aftermath of Hurricane Ida, rescue efforts continue to take place in flooded areas of Louisiana and, as reported, over 1 million are without power which could last several weeks.
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Anniversary Compilation, Part 2
We are celebrating our 1st anniversary by taking a walk down memory lane! In this special highlights episode, we revisit some of our most memorable episodes to learn about what drove our esteemed guests to a career of service and giving. This is part two of a two-part episode.
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BBB’s Give.org Issues Advice on Donating for Hurricane Ida Relief
On Sunday, Hurricane Ida, with winds of 150 miles per hour, hit Louisiana. This Category 4 storm is one of the strongest to impact this area.
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Mariah Smith, No One Left Behind
In this episode of our Building Trust Video series, we talk with Mariah Smith of No One Left Behind. The organization works to help America’s wartime allies from Afghanistan and Iraq who are eligible for the Special Immigrant Visa Program to navigate the visa application process and to resettle in the United States once they…
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Wise Giving Wednesday: The Three Phases of Disaster Activity
Whether it’s the devastating flooding that took place in Middle Tennessee, the next tropical disturbance that threatens to become a hurricane or a tornado that quickly destroys a town, disasters usually run through a shared cycle of activity – the three R’s of disasters: Rescue, Relief and Recovery.
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No One Left Behind
The recent withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan has thrown the country into a sudden transition and as we continue to monitor the situation there, we talk to team No One Left Behind to get a better sense of the American philanthropic response to this crisis.
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Heart of Giving Blog: Interview with Hilary Pennington, Ford Foundation
In this week’s Heart of Giving Podcast blog, economic empowerment is a primary goal of charitable giving, delivering financial resources to organizations and communities.
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Wise Giving Wednesday: Helping Those in Need in Afghanistan
As the desperate situation unfolds in Afghanistan during the withdrawal of U.S. armed forces, it is difficult not to be moved by images of those seeking to flee and the immediate challenges being faced by Afghanistan citizens.
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Anniversary Compilation, Part 1
We are celebrating our 1st anniversary by taking a walk down memory lane! In this special highlights episode, we revisit some of our most memorable episodes to learn about what drove our esteemed guests to a career of service and giving. This is part one of a two-part episode.
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Helping Victims of the Earthquake in Haiti
This past Saturday morning a 7.2 earthquake devastated Haiti resulting in over 1,000 deaths and a multitude of injuries.
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Wise Giving Wednesday: Donating for Relief for California Dixie Fire
The Dixie Fire which began on July 13th has become the second largest in California’s history.
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Mary Partin, Dan Marino Foundation
In this episode of our Building Trust Series, Art Taylor speaks with Mary Partin of the Dan Marino Foundation. The Dan Marino Foundation works to empower individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities. Read our full report on the organization here, https://bit.ly/2VBaBbJ
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Carylynn Larson
In this episode, Dr Carylynn Larson, the Founder of Rock Recovery, discusses her personal journey and inspiring story of overcoming incredible obstacles and learning from her experiences. Rock Recovery is an organization dedicated to bridging gaps in eating-disorder treatment.
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Heart of Giving Blog: Interview with Mesky Brhane – Innovation Meets Activism
In our first Heart of Giving Podcast blog post, we revisit our fascinating interview with Mesky Brhane, Practice Manager for the Urban, Resilience and Land Global Practice in Africa (East), The World Bank.
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Carolyn Aldige and Lisa McGovern, Prevent Cancer Foundation
In this episode of our Building Trust Series, we talk with Carolyn “Bo” Aldige and Lisa McGovern of the Prevent Cancer Foundation® and the Congressional Families Cancer Prevention Program®. The Prevent Cancer Foundation® is the only U.S.-based nonprofit organization solely dedicated to cancer prevention and early detection. Its mission is to save lives across all…
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Eduardo Vilaro
Our guest this week is Eduardo Vilaro, Artistic Director and CEO of Ballet Hispànico in New York City. Eduardo shares his journey from childhood Cuban immigrant in the Bronx to a leader and innovator in high-end performing arts. He also discusses his efforts to expand and diversify both his performers and audience while adapting a…
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Wise Giving Wednesday: Charity Overboarding
It’s common practice for charities to invite prominent business executives and community leaders to serve on their governing boards.
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Wise Giving Wednesday: Donating More Than the Cost of a Moon Landing
On July 20, 1969, 52 years ago, with the help of Apollo 11 and the Eagle Lunar Module, Neil Armstrong placed a footprint on the surface of the moon.
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The Power of Collaboration
In this week’s episode, our guests are Kari Luther Rosbeck, President and CEO, TSC Alliance and Susan E. Sherman, MHA Executive Director & CEO, The LAM Foundation. We talk about rare diseases, what motivates these leaders to work in this field, and a lot more.