“How We Run” investigates the multi-faceted approach needed to run nonprofit organizations. We tackle topics like managing your board, fundraising, and measurin...
You’re probably familiar with many proven strategies for nonprofit fundraising, but what about the role of creativity? In today’s episode, we’re diving into creative fundraising and innovative thinking with Brittney Miller, principal consultant at Bridge Impact Strategies. With her South Central Los Angeles roots and a mission to elevate underserved communities, Brittney’s insights will challenge you to rethink traditional approaches and find the FUN again in your fundraising efforts.In this episode, we cover:Why fundraisers should see themselves as creators How embracing genuine connections and personal authenticity can reshape fundraising efforts How organizations can shift away from conventional fundraising practices to more personalized approaches Practical ways to bring leadership on board with creative ideas and involve them in the fundraising process How fundraisers can embrace their roles as creators, crafting campaigns that resonate on both emotional and strategic levelsFor a transcript please visit: https://goodwaysinc.com/creativity-in-fundraising-with-brittney-miller/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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E42 Building Teams with Kamilah Martin
In this episode, we speak with Kamilah Martin, founder and CEO of Katalyst Consulting. Kamilah discusses her journey from a VP of a humanitarian organization to creating a consulting firm that supports black and brown women transitioning from corporate roles to independent consulting. In this episode:Discover the mission of Katalyst Consulting and how Kamilah organically fell into interim leadership roles through networking and being vocal on LinkedInLearn the importance of human-centered leadership to build trust within teams, and how to adapt to the evolving workspaceHear about common challenges faced by leaders during transitions Learn the significance of creating safe spaces for women of colorUnderstand the broader implications of the 'Great Resignation' and the importance of mental and emotional well-being in leadership and organizational structuresFor a transcript please visit: https://goodwaysinc.com/building-teams-with-kamilah-martin/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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E41 Building Social Capital with Amir Whitaker
In this episode, we speak with Dr. Amir Whitaker, educator, author, human rights lawyer, and artist. He is the founder and director of Project KnuckleHead, a nonprofit organization empowering youth through music, art, and educational programs since 2012.In this episode:Discover the mission of Project Knucklehead and how the organization serves youth through creative expressionLearn how Amir leveraged his professional and social networks to build social capital, and how you can apply it to your own organizationHear how Amir balances his full-time job with running his own nonprofit, and the benefits of doing both Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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E40 Prospect Research with Celeste Davies
Prospect researchers are the secret weapons in fundraising. Celeste Davies, an experienced and dynamic fundraiser, shares her talent for prospect research with us. As the Director of Prospect Management and Advancement Services at MLK Community Health Foundation, Celeste knows what it takes to understand donors, build connections, and create relationships that raise funds. Celeste shares the importance of creating partnerships in your organization, encouraging researchers to have a 'seat at the table' and be proactive in their roles. Celeste provides valuable insights into improving data accuracy, building relationships, adapting to new challenges posed by AI, and changing fundraising dynamics.For transcript and more visit: https://goodwaysinc.com/prospect-research-with-celeste-davies Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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E39 Nonprofit Growth with Richard Reyes
In this episode, Richard Reyes, founder and executive director of PLUS ME Project, shares his inspiring journey from being a first-generation college student to establishing a nonprofit organization focused on building confidence in youth through personal storytelling.Richard Reyes shares his organization's growth strategyRichard discusses the origins of the PLUS ME Project, the challenges he faced in growing the organization, and the key strategies he employed to ensure its success. He also highlights the importance of small growth, effective board recruitment, and embracing personal stories to inspire and connect with others.PLUS ME now works with over 75 schools and 20 organizations in Los Angeles, empowering youth to own their stories and achieve their dreams.For a transcript and more please visit: https://goodwaysinc.com/nonprofit-growth-with-richard-reyes/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
“How We Run” investigates the multi-faceted approach needed to run nonprofit organizations. We tackle topics like managing your board, fundraising, and measuring your impact. Each episode features an interview with a successful nonprofit director who shares their insight about running an organization.Hosted by:Julie Lacouture, founder Good Ways Inc.Lisa J. Baxter, Coleman Baxter AgencyTrent Stamp, The Eisner Foundation Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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