
Hosted by Sarah Andrews · EN
Kel Haney of Kel Haney Consulting helps organizations build mid-level donor relationships through a five-minute fundraising ask framework. She emphasizes the importance of authentic connection and genuine curiosity in fundraising phone calls.
Beth Saunders, Founder of Beth Saunders Associates, who specializes in helping nonprofits with strategic planning and data-driven engagement. She emphasizes the importance of meaningful connections, both online and in-person, and shares her philosophy of building internal capacity within organizations so they can eventually thrive independently.
Jack Potvin, the Founder of Project Happy, a New Hampshire-based student volunteering hub discusses his inspiration for founding the organization and its mission to connect young people with volunteer opportunities.
Rick Peck, a consultant to non-profits and professional advisors, shares his expertise on charitable giving and fundraising.
Becky Duchesne, a consultant with Andrews Consulting, is focused, creative, process-oriented and a big observer. In this episode, Becky talks about her role, experiences, and the impact of her work with various non-profits.
In this episode, Lindsay Rinaldi of the Nashua Community Music School discusses the school's mission, fundraising efforts, current programs, and being innovative in creating new programs that meet the needs of the community.
In this episode, Brian Shankey, Executive Director of the American Heart Association for Northern New England, discusses his career, the importance of the American Heart Association's mission, and how people can get involved.
Hear from Allison Joseph, Executive Director of My Turn, Inc on how her organization works to unleash the full potential in people regardless of circumstance.