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As we usher in the New Year, we wrap up our exploration of the Eight Trends in Philanthropic Advising, our inaugural series on the Illuminate Philanthropy podcast. This episode features Dien discussing Trend 8, the Messy Marketplace, and how Daylight helps advisors navigate this landscape. Dien also shares the remarkable journey that influenced her philanthropic path and led her to build Daylight. Tune in to learn more about the last trend in the series and the Certified Impact Philanthropy Advisor and certificate programs: https://lnkd.in/gKiCUCwh #impactphilanthropyadvisor #philanthropyadvising #philanthropyadvisor #philanthropicplanning #financialadvisor #wealthadvisor

TLDL: Your monthly giving program is a revenue stream and should be considered a product you invest in. 💥 Justin McCord and Ronnie Richard thanks for letting me share the mic with ya’ll to talk about my recurring giving obsession. 😆

Better Together Podcast Live! Join JoBen and Amanda as they share their journey of raising five kids, building multiple 7-figure businesses, and traveling the world-all while staying (mostly) sane! Over the last 15+ years, they've successfully balanced family, business, and philanthropy through their nonprofit, and now they're here to help you do the same. In each episode, they'll offer real-life insights into managing business, family, and life with a focus on working together to achieve success. And, of course, they'll answer the question they get asked most often: "How do we do it all?" Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/guG8Bxpt

Here's another quick clip from the recent podcast interview I did with my friend Tayloe Clements. Storytelling is the lifeblood of successful fundraising and marketing for ministries and nonprofits. But many organizations struggle to capture and tell great stories. That's why Tayloe and I sat down to talk all things nonprofit storytelling. Check out the entire episode now (link in comments)!

Running a non profit is not for the faint of heart. We hear you and share some ideas in this new podcast about endowment management and insights into the non profit space.

Nonprofit organizations play an essential role in our communities, yet many struggle fulfilling their missions in today’s shifting economic environment. Our latest episode of the Conversations with Commerce Trust podcast examines the pivotal role a trusted financial partner plays in helping nonprofits meet the needs of their communities. https://hubs.la/Q02RSXHT0

Take a deeper dive into philanthropy and learn more about the giving circle model with Renuka Sastri, a 100WS past chair and current Philanos board member!

In this clip from the Winning Through Culture podcast, featuring Lynne Hughes of Comfort Zone Camp we explore what stewardship truly means in a nonprofit context. Learn how caring for people—campers, volunteers, donors, and the broader community—connects to your "why" and drives long-term success. Stewardship is about showing care in everything you do and treating others with respect. Listen to the episode here: https://lnkd.in/eXPPEpuP Tim Flanagan Jr, CLU, ChFC, CFP, ChSNC, CFBS

Better Together Podcast Out Now!! Join JoBen and Amanda as they share their journey of raising five kids, building multiple 7-figure businesses, and traveling the world—all while staying (mostly) sane! Over the last 15+ years, they've successfully balanced family, business, and philanthropy through their nonprofit, and now they're here to help you do the same. In each episode, they'll offer real-life insights into managing business, family, and life with a focus on working together to achieve success. And, of course, they'll answer the question they get asked most often: "How do we do it all?" Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/gaHdStma

Check out this podcast...thank you to Chera Reid, PhD , Efrain Gutierrez , and Trinel Torian, PhD for creating the space to have this conversation in which we discussed how we/communities are in relationship with one another. We must be intentional in supporting access, inclusion, and justice. When folks can share and receive what they need to fully participate (and lead) and we are deliberate in challenging ourselves about what other perspectives are missing in decision-making, it strengthens philanthropy and fosters everyone's ability to thrive and dream.