
Hosted by Sarah Andrews · EN
Jennifer Ufkin, President and CEO of Cornerstone VNA, discusses her 23-year career with the organization, transitioning from an RN to her current leadership role, where she focuses on addressing challenges like federal and state funding cuts and leveraging technology for efficiency.
Diane Fitzpatrick, CEO of the Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Manchester, discusses the organization's evolution, its impact on children and families, and the upcoming Mark Stephens Community Center. She highlights the importance of partnerships, community involvement, and self-care for leaders in the nonprofit sector.
Tamara Varner, Marketing Manager at Greater Giving, discusses her journey from client to employee, highlighting how Greater Giving empowers nonprofits with technology for impactful fundraising events and stressing the importance of human connection alongside AI tools.
Paul Dann, President and CEO of the North American Family Institute (NAFI), discusses NAFI's extensive services across nine states and its focus on creating a supportive culture for both employees and those they serve. He also shares insights on navigating uncertainty in the nonprofit sector.
Hannah Stohler, Executive Director of Marguerite's Place, discusses the organization's work supporting families experiencing homelessness through transitional housing, childcare, and empowerment programs. She highlights success stories, volunteer opportunities, and the organization's current focus on expansion, capital campaigns, and strategic growth while maintaining a supportive culture.
Deanna Hoying, Executive Director of Symphony NH, discusses her background as a musician and arts administrator, emphasizing music's impact on daily life and the unique experience of live performances. She highlights Symphony NH's partnerships and current challenges, and also sharing personal and organizational goals for the future.
Alissa discusses the network's role in supporting 17 accredited programs across the state that work with youth involved in the justice system. The program's focus on community-based alternatives to formal court processes, utilizing restorative justice, motivational interviewing, and positive youth development.
Madeline Brooks, Executive Director of On Belay, discusses the organization's mission of providing free adventure programs for children who have a loved one with cancer, emphasizing the importance of connection, resilience building, and fun.
Jason Champion, VP of National Partnerships at Winspire, discusses his background transitioning from interior design and HGTV to the non-profit sector and how Winspire creates unique travel experiences to help nonprofits raise funds at events. He shares anecdotes about his experiences hosting events, interacting with donors, and the high level of service Winspire provides.
Doug Leclerc is the Program Director for Bring It, an after-school program in Manchester that aims to serve vulnerable students with activities like academic support, soccer, dance, and arts and crafts, while also teaching them important social skills like manners.