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Philanthropist. If we do hear this word, it is usually associated with Bill and Melinda Gates or Warren Buffet. The description in the dictionary says nothing about millions of dollars. It begs the question: shouldn’t anyone who gives to charity in some way be described as a philanthropist? It’s a commitment to humanity. It’s altruistic—going above and beyond ourselves. THIS is what the world needs.
Jenn Klein is starting a global conversation about how every-day pleasantries, eco-friendly decisions, and any type of giving to others is not only what's best for the recipient, but also for you!
Jenn Klein is starting a global conversation about how every-day pleasantries, eco-friendly decisions, and any type of giving to others is not only what's best for the recipient, but also for you!
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In this episode, we talk to Natalie Silverstein. Natalie is an author, speaker, award-winning podcast host, nonprofit founder and passionate advocate for family and youth service. Hear Natalie’s thoughts on how you can make a difference in the world and how being kind can cause a ripple effect you don’t even know about. Natalie’s website: https://simpleactsguide.com/
In this episode, we talk with Eric Goodman, President and CEO of MVS, Inc. Eric also serves on the boards of Ronald McDonald House Charities, Junior Achievement, and more. Learn how Eric got started in philanthropy and how he found his purpose.For episode show notes, visit: www.youareaphilanthropist.com/podcast
In this episode, we talk to Holly Morrell, the Founder and CEO of Heartfelt. Heartfelt provides cardiac screening in order to save lives from preventable tragedies due to Sudden Cardiac Death. Learn how Holly got started, who inspired her to do this important work, and what her vision is for making the world a better place. For more information on Heartfelt and to contact Holly, go to www.heartfeltscreening.org. For additional show notes, go too www.youareaphilanthropist.com/podcast
In this episode we talk to Leoma Gilley. Leoma is a retired Wycliff Bible Translator. Tune in to hear more about what she has to say about her work translating the Bible in Sudan, where she lived for 20 years.
In this episode, I’m sharing a podcast interview I had on the Lead With Heart podcast. The host, Haley Cooper, is a Certified Fundraising Executive, Certified Stress Management Coach, and EmC Trainer. We talk about my book, work-life balance, health and wellness, and the reason why people give back.How to find Haley: Instagram: @thesavvyfundraiser LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/haley-cooper-cfreWebsite: https://thesavvyfundraiser.com/
In this episode, we talk with Dr. Vinnie Cappetta. Vinnie is a Counselor in Residence at Crossroads Community Church and at Check Your Compass counseling ministry. Listen in to hear how he gives back to his church, as a counselor, and as the leader of Positive Intelligence coaching groups.For full episode show notes and resources go to: www.youareaphilanthropist.com/podcast
In this episode, we talk with Richard Ward. Richard is a Certified Financial Planner and philanthropist. Listen in to hear how he has learned through speaking with his clients about how finding a richer life is so much more rewarding than growing your net worth.
In this episode, we talk with Queen Allotey-Pappoe. Queen is a Sustainable Fashion Designer at Queen Adeline. Tune in to hear more about why she is passionate about sustainable and ethical design. For show notes, visit: www.youareaphilanthropist.com
In this episode, we talk with Tim Wilson. Tim is the inaugural Prospect Management and Research Manager at Weber State University. He is also a host of the philanthropy webcast, “People in Fundraising.” Tune in to hear more about why he loves his career in fundraising and what he’s learned through interviewing fundraisers. For show notes, visit: www.youareaphilanthropist.com
In this episode, we talk with Chris McLaughlin. Chris is the Founder and Executive Director of the Animal Rescue Front. Tune in to hear more about the rescue mission for dogs and cats that she drove down south for after Hurricane Katrina and how it changed her life. For show notes, visit: www.youareaphilanthropist.com
In this episode, we talk with Chris Baiocchi who is a Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE), nonprofit consultant, and was awarded Fundraiser of the Year from the Orange County Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals. Chris has been in the nonprofit sector for almost 25 years. He shares his advice for people who want to get into a fundraising career and to those who are hesitant to take that first step in reaching out to volunteer.
In this episode, we talk with Mark Chamberlin. Mark spent his career in high-tech traveling the world for companies such as Cisco and PolyCom. Today, Mark calls himself a “give back advocate.” He is a volunteer for several nonprofits and finds if fun and rewarding for so many reasons. Tune-in to learn why you should join us and become a “give back advocate”, too!
In this episode, we talk with Danielle Judd. Danielle is the Founder of FarmHouse Rescue, a virtual farm and workable farm for adults with special needs and children in hospitals. Danielle shares that she had a near-death experience that landed her in the hospital for three months, which she survived from and then swore to God to dedicate her life to others. Today, she works around the clock to build a community for rescued animals and adults and children who need the hope and love that farm animals can provide. Tune-in to hear about how you can get involved or be inspired to make a change in your own community.
In this episode, Jenn talks to Haley Cooper who is a Certified Fundraising Executive, mom of three, nonprofit founder, and currently a nonprofit consultant. Haley has devoted her life and career to the service of others, particularly to children. Listen in to learn more about how she has supported the most vulnerable at home, in her community, and across the world.
In this episode, we talk to Kevin Thai. Kevin is a former teacher of international students who taught in Korea for five years, young father, and full-time professional photographer. Through his photography business, he has been taking headshots for the unemployed for the last three years. He is also active as a board member of his local YMCA and donates time to his neighborhood warming shelter. Listen to this inspiring message on how just getting started by donating 1-2 hours of your time a month can make a difference in the life of at least one person.
In this episode, Daphne Birdsinger shares how she came to have a relationship with her local Ronald McDonald House. She is thankful to be able to utilize their services as well as give back seven years after her oldest son was in the NICU. Daphne is a mom of three, special needs mom to her son Clifford, former teacher, and wellness enthusiast. Listen to this inspiring philanthropist about her love for her son and all families experiencing hardship.
In this episode, we talk with Kevin Bjerke who makes time for supporting the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society and as a Big Brother. He is a proud father of two girls and has been married 31 years to his high school sweetheart. Kevin also served in the first Gulf War with the United State Marine Corp. He shares the way he stays positive as he is currently battling stage IV Bile Duct Cancer. He is currently writing a book about his life, which will be released in January 2023. Listen to this inspiring episode to learn how you can make a difference no matter what your circumstances are!
Host Jenn Klein is excited to start a new season of the "You Are A Philanthropist" Podcast and shares what she's been up to since the end of season 2.
In this episode, we talk to Glen Carnahan. Glen is on the board of the Littleton Youth Soccer Club where he has volunteered the past 5 years. Listen in to hear what he has to say about his love of giving and the support he gets from his family in order to give back.
In this episode, we talk with MaryFran Mitrano who has spent a 30-year career in nonprofits. She spent many years at Harvard in fundraising then transitioned to her local arts nonprofit in her town. We chat about the challenges and ups-and-downs of fundraising and nonprofits. She gives insight into why we shouldn’t be afraid to fund-raise. We discuss the generosity of Americans and how heart-warming it is about our tradition of philanthropy, unlike any country in the world.
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