Marjorie Moore and Natalie Jablonski explore nonprofit life in the place where mission and people meet. After all, we're all working toward the same outcome.
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Wednesday Dec 07, 2016
Wednesday Dec 07, 2016
Have you ever heard development advice and automatically thought that it didn't work for you because it came from the mouth of someone whose expertise was in big national nonprofits? Then today's show is for you! David Garris, Foundation Director of The St. Elizabeth's Hospital Foundation has worked in nonprofits big and small and shared with us the challenges and all the benefits that come with being a staff of one or two.
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Tuesday Nov 22, 2016
Tuesday Nov 22, 2016
Right before Thanksgiving, Marjorie and Natalie crack open a bottle of wine and talk about something that drives Marjorie completely nuts... requests for donations pretending to be thank you or holiday cards. Pros and cons, rights and wrongs, we cover them all in the latest Wine on One.
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Friday Jul 22, 2016
Friday Jul 22, 2016
Although some experts note that charity run/walk events began back in the 1960s, they really took off in the fitness-focused 1980s and have continued to grow since then. So today we welcome our guest, Amanda Kernan, who is currently a Community Manager for the Lakeshore Division of the American Cancer Society, where she has served for the past five years in various roles, with nonprofit walking events as her specialty.
Check out Amanda's next event: Wine Witches & A Walk
Here's a link to the other articles we referenced in this show:
Do Charity Run/Walks Still Matter?
How to Organize a 5K
5 Quick Tips for Hosting a Successful Charity Run/Walk
How Many Charity Walk Volunteers Do You Need?
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