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Meet Maarten Bout, Vice President for Major and Transformational Giving at United Way of Central Indiana, overseeing a team of 10 fundraisers. With over 12 years of experience, including major gift roles at Indiana University, he brings extensive expertise in donor engagement, team leadership, and advancing impactful philanthropic strategies.
In this episode, you will be able to:
Understand the significance of empathy in enhancing donor-fundraiser relationships.
Recognize the limitations of traditional fundraising metrics focused on short-term goals.
Learn strategies to foster meaningful and long-term donor engagement.
Identify the impact of fundraiser turnover on donor relationships and fundraising outcomes.
Discover how improved working conditions can lead to more engaged and effective fundraisers.
Get all the resources from today’s episode here.
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In this powerful episode of What the Fundraising, we dive into the intricacies of systems change with Dr. Kevin Sansberry
founder of KEVRA Consulting LLC, who empowers organizations worldwide through evidence-based strategies rooted in behavioral science. Specializing in fostering inclusive workplace cultures, Kevin coaches leaders across industries, from sports to nonprofits, driving sustainable growth.
Mallory and Kevin explore the relationship between individual accountability, organizational culture, and systemic barriers to equity and justice in the nonprofit sector. With fresh perspectives and actionable strategies, this conversation equips listeners with insights to confront the "elephants in the room" and build systems that are equitable, inclusive, and sustainable
Key takeaways from the episode:
Understand the Person-Role-System Framework for systemic change.
Balance personal accountability with systemic change.
Recognize how financial instability causes mission drift.
Use the "five whys" to uncover hidden issues.
Leverage personal power to drive systems change.
Define a new vision to guide lasting change.
Get all the resources from today’s episode here.
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In this adorable and uplifting conversation, Mallory teams up with her five-year-old daughter, Emmie, to celebrate Giving Tuesday and the amazing work fundraisers do. Emmie, who has been participating in Giving Tuesday episodes since she was three, calls it "the best week of the year" and shares her unique perspective on the importance of helping others.
This heartwarming episode is a delightful reminder that generosity, compassion, and resilience make all the difference—not just on Giving Tuesday but every day.
In this episode, you will be able to:
Learn how to handle fundraising fears and nervousness.
Explore ways to grow from setbacks and stay resilient.
Recognize the joy and importance of helping others.
Celebrate failures as opportunities to learn and improve.
Share encouragement and positivity with yourself and others.
Listen to Emmie's 2022 episode: https://malloryerickson.com/podcast/episode-89-boost-your-givingtuesday-with-a-three-year-olds-words-of-affirmation-with-emmie-erickson/
Listen to Emmie's 2023 episode: https://malloryerickson.com/podcast/episode-157-boost-your-givingtuesday-with-a-four-year-olds-words-of-affirmation-with-emmie-erickson/
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In this episode, get a look into the recent webinar hosted by Fundraising AI, titled “AI-Powered Storytelling: Elevating Nonprofit Narratives with Visual Media” with Mallory Erickson, Dmitry Koltunov, Danny Wu and Toren Reaves! Listen in for a captivating conversation on leveraging AI's capabilities while safeguarding ethical standards and emotional engagement. Our guests share actionable insights on crafting emotionally resonant narratives, using AI to streamline storytelling processes, and maintaining authenticity in content creation. Whether you're a seasoned nonprofit leader or just starting out, this episode is packed with practical tools to amplify your impact.
Dmitry is the Founder and CEO of Arbor, an AI-driven platform designed to help organizations create authentic stories through video and other media.
Danny is the Head of AI Products at Canva, leading efforts to integrate AI into creative tools.
Toren is the Community Relationship Manager and Evangelist at Adobe, fostering connections and promoting the company's innovative creative solutions.
Key takeaways from the episode:
Discover the importance of clear goals and contextual relevance in nonprofit storytelling.
Understand the significance of human involvement in ensuring authenticity in AI-assisted storytelling.
Gain insights into how AI can support brainstorming, editing, and refining narratives for nonprofits.
Learn how storytelling in nonprofits can be more impactful by focusing on the transformation of beneficiaries rather than organizational success.
Learn about ethical AI practices, including data privacy and transparency in AI-generated content.
Understand how to maintain authenticity and emotional engagement when integrating AI into storytelling.
Get all the resources from today’s episode here.
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This episode of What the Fundraising Mallory is joined by Tesha McCord Poe, founder of Joy Raising, in a compelling conversation about incorporating joy, hope, and dignity into fundraising and DEIB (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging) efforts! Tesha brings her deep-rooted passion for educational equity and her lived experiences as a Black woman, parent, and fundraising professional to a heartfelt conversation about reshaping nonprofit practices. Tesha McCord Poe is an accomplished educator and fundraiser, who leverages her legal, business, and nonprofit expertise to drive impactful change in fundraising and DEIB initiatives. She began her career as a frontline fundraiser for small private schools in the Bay Area, a role that her experience as a parent helped shape. In 2019, she founded Joy Raising, a consultancy dedicated to innovative fundraising and inclusive practices in DEIB work.
In this episode, you will be able to:
Understand the role of joy in fundraising and DEIB efforts.
Recognize the power of hope in donor engagement.
Acknowledge the dignity in giving and receiving support.
Embrace the need for adaptability in fundraising strategies.
Discover how gratitude and hope can create equitable fundraising practices.
Get all the resources from today’s episode here.
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Your favorite fundraising tools, supercharged! Never miss a fundraising opportunity again. Givebutter Plus takes this award-winning platform to the next level with advanced automation, deeper donor insights, and eye-popping supporter engagement tools to help your nonprofit get ahead—and stay there.
Connect with me:
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Website: malloryerickson.com/podcast
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In this episode of What The Fundraising, Mallory is joined by Aayaan Singh Jamwal, Founder and Lead Coach at Unearth Freedom. Aayaan is a seasoned social justice advocate and liberatory facilitator with a unique blend of experience in leadership coaching, philanthropy consulting, and holistic approaches to empowerment. He integrates ancestral wisdom, research, and curiosity to drive personal healing and social change. Aayaan is recognized as a 2021 Coaching for Everyone Fellow, andis known for being a compassionate, tailored coach for leaders.
Learn practical strategies for cultivating compassion, creativity, and healing, both personally and collectively!
In this episode, you will be able to:
Understand the essence of compassion.
Learn to turn inward for compassionate, value-aligned choices.
Develop strategies for self-compassion.
Discover the impact of self-compassion on fundraising.
Unleash the generative power and creativity.
Get all the resources from today’s episode here.
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In this episode of What the Fundraising, Mallory dives deep with Brian Ford to explore the psychological barriers that keep us from translating good intentions into meaningful action. Brian sheds light on self-sabotage, the complex belief systems that shape our behavior, and how small, consistent actions can ultimately shift our mindset and redefine our identity. Together, they discuss practical strategies for nonprofit leaders and fundraisers to overcome internal resistance, implement disciplined action, and create supportive systems that foster real progress toward their goals.
Brian Ford is the host and founder of Self Improvement Daily, a podcast where he has shared almost 2000 personal development tips and earned over 20 million downloads. He's also the founder of For Purpose Foundation where he uses self improvement as a fundraising vehicle for good.
Key takeaways from the episode:
Identify key barriers to turning intention into action, including self-sabotage.
Learn how belief systems shape choices through the Identity Behavior Feedback Loop.
Recognize the impact of small, consistent actions in overcoming self-sabotage.
Redefine discipline as making the right choices despite challenges.
Distinguish self-sabotage from genuine intentions using self-reflection.
Adopt a growth mindset by learning from mistakes through self-compassion.
Apply practical strategies like inversion standards to support personal growth.
Get all the resources from today’s episode here.
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In this episode of What the Fundraising Podcast,
Mallory is joined by Michelle Flores Vryn, Head of Development at iNaturalist, about systemic challenges within the nonprofit sector. Michelle brings insights from her 15+ years in marketing, communications, and fundraising, emphasizing the critical need for a shift in nonprofit approaches to problem-solving, retention, and scaling. She is currently head of development at iNaturalist, as well as a changemaker on the AFP global board of directors and a Texas chapter organizer for community-centric fundraising.
Together, they delve into pressing issues like fundraisers' burnout, systemic structures that hinder nonprofits, and the sector’s struggle between scaling and driving real systems change.
By setting achievable goals, embracing fresh ideas, and nurturing inner growth, fundraisers can tackle systemic challenges and drive meaningful change, transforming the nonprofit landscape into one that thrives on support and shared purpose!
Key takeaways from the episode:
Recognize the role of community support in fundraising.
Explore the link between job stressors and burnout.
Distinguish between budget scaling and systems change.
Address root causes of nonprofit issues.
Promote sustainable practices through leadership.
Acknowledge generational shifts in workforce expectations.
Encourage cultural change in fundraising.
Get all the resources from today’s episode here.
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Piyush Tantia, Chief Innovation Officer at ideas42, and Sarah Welch, Associate Managing Director at ideas42, join today's conversation to discuss how behavioral science principles can enhance fundraising efforts. Together, they explore strategies fundraisers can use to stay motivated, manage tasks effectively, and overcome stressors like fear and uncertainty.
In this episode, you will be able to:
Learn how behavioral science improves fundraising effectiveness.
Discover strategies for staying motivated and managing tasks.
Understand how fear and uncertainty lead to task avoidance.
Explore techniques for reducing burnout and stress.
Recognize the power of storytelling in fundraising.
Reframe negative emotions like shame and pressure constructively.
Streamline communication and manage fundraising's emotional toll.
Address resistance by understanding underlying behavioral causes.
Design solutions to overcome stress and fear in fundraising.
Get all the resources from today’s episode here.
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In this bonus episode of What the Fundraising, please enjoy an episode of the System Catalyst podcast with Jeff Walker and English Sall. They interview Jacqueline Novogratz, founder and CEO of Acumen, a global leader in impact investing.
Jacqueline shares her journey over the past 30 years, exploring how Acumen uses innovative patient capital to create real systems change. By investing in companies that tackle critical issues like climate change, energy access, and poverty alleviation, Acumen has provided pathways for social entrepreneurs to thrive.
In this episode, you'll hear:
The origins and evolution of impact investing, with Acumen at the forefront.
How patient capital fuels long-term social change.
The necessity of partnerships with governments, corporations, and investors.
Jacqueline’s reflections on building systems that prioritize people, dignity, and moral imagination.
If you like what you hear, Follow this link to subscribe to System Catalysts.
System Catalysts is produced by Hueman Group Media.
Get all the resources from today’s episode here.
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This week’s episode shares a sensational live conversation Mallory had with Seth Godin and Floyd Jones, focusing on exploring the impact of AI on productivity and community building.
Seth Godin is an author, entrepreneur, and teacher. He is the founder of the Carbon Almanac, a guide to understanding climate change. Seth has inspired and motivated many people all around the world by focusing on everything from leadership and efficient marketing to spreading ideas and changing things. In 2013, the Direct Marketing Hall of Fame recognized only three practitioners, including Seth. Floyd Jones is a speaker, social impact leader, creator, and community builder. He is the Director of Community & Partnerships at Givebutter, the world's first entirely free end-to-end fundraising platform. He supports the community team's growth strategy through partnerships, sponsorships, strategic campaigns, and special events.
In this episode, you will be able to:
The importance of staying true to innovations rather than adopting existing methods.
The necessity of overcoming the fear of the unknown.
The importance of prioritizing human connection in fundraising.
How to embrace the AI.
How AI affects the transparency.
Why is it important to remember the power of people?
Get all the resources from today’s episode here.
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In this episode, Mallory and her guest, Dr. Marcus Collins, explores the profound influence of culture on human behavior in fundraising. They discuss how cultural norms shape our perceptions and actions, the distinction between fast and slow culture, and the importance of storytelling in redefining the nonprofit sector.
The dialogue emphasizes the need for small, incremental changes to foster a more positive culture around giving and fundraising, ultimately aiming to create a more engaged and generous society.
Dr. Marcus Collins is an award-winning marketer and cultural translator. He is the former chief strategy officer at Wieden+Kennedy, New York, a marketing professor at the Ross School of Business, University of Michigan, and the author of the best-selling book, For The Culture: The Power Behind What We Buy, What We Do, and Who We Want To Be.
Key takeaways from the episode:
Culture is the most influential force on human behavior.
Understanding culture requires a shared definition.
Cultural lenses affect how we perceive and interact with the world.
Social norms guide our behavior in various contexts.
Fast culture changes quickly, while slow culture evolves gradually.
Fundraising practices are deeply influenced by cultural beliefs.
Positive experiences in giving can reshape perceptions of philanthropy.
Storytelling is essential for nonprofits to connect with their audience.
Small changes can lead to significant cultural shifts over time.
Agency in giving is crucial for fostering genuine generosity.
Get all the resources from today’s episode here.
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Your favorite fundraising tools, supercharged! Never miss a fundraising opportunity again. Givebutter Plus takes this award-winning platform to the next level with advanced automation, deeper donor insights, and eye-popping supporter engagement tools to help your nonprofit get ahead—and stay there.
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In this episode, Mallory is joined by her COO Jess Spino. Jess and Mallory switch things up with a podcast takeover where Jess interviews Mallory. Listen to hear about the journey they’ve been on together over the past year of working together, and the dynamic of their partnership. Mallory also shares many sneak peeks into her book What The Fundraising, out now!
Explore Mallory’s expertise on the difference between enabling vs empowering, creating meaningful connections and nurturing after burnout.
In this episode, you will be able to:
Understand the significance of "enable" over "empower" in fundraising.
Explore the importance of aligning values in storytelling.
Acknowledge the role of individual connections in building donor trust.
Balance work and personal life to prevent burnout and promote joy.
Create meaningful connections through intentional storytelling.
Get all the resources from today’s episode here.
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In this episode of What the Fundraising Podcast..
This episode features a conversation from Mallory's recent appearance on Fundraising.AI LIVE with Tim Lockie!
Today's discussion focuses on Mallory's insights into integrating AI within the nonprofit sector, especially in fundraising, while highlighting the challenges nonprofit leaders encounter. Additionally, the episode emphasizes the power of listening to one's inner voice, even in the face of fear, as a path to deeper self-alignment and lasting personal freedom—a message Mallory conveys with passion, drawn from her own experiences and reflections!
In this episode, you will be able to:
Learn more about the FAI Summit
Recognize the Role of Vulnerability in Leadership
Balance Technological Efficiency with Human Connection
Explore the Importance of Safe Learning Environments
Discover the Importance of Inner Wisdom and Courage in Decision-Making
Get all the resources from today’s episode here.
Reserve your spot for the Fundraising AI Summit here.
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Elevate your fundraising game by turning monthly donations into a powerhouse of support!
In this episode, we dive deep into monthly giving with Dana Snyder, the CEO & Founder of Positive Equation. As a speaker, teacher, and podcast host of "Missions to Movements," Dana empowers nonprofits with strategies for leveraging social media ads and building sustainable monthly giving programs, aiming to make philanthropy accessible to everyone.
In this episode, you will be able to:
Discover how to provide flexible giving opportunities to major donors, making it easier for them to contribute.
Learn the power of storytelling and writing to connect with donors and amplify your mission.
Understand the value of creating peer support networks for accountability and encouragement.
Explore how to use donor data to identify and engage potential monthly supporters.
Learn how to set and achieve micro goals in fundraising to build momentum.
Discover how to use donor data to identify and engage potential monthly supporters.
Get all the resources from today’s episode here.
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Meet Andrea Bouch, a seasoned leader with 15+ years of experience at the intersection of social impact, tech, and employee experience. Andrea has led global talent programs, managed nonprofits, and founded businesses. Moreover, she has led the strategic design and implementation of Stripe's first social impact and corporate philanthropy program.
During today's conversation, Andrea shares her journey while offering a candid look into her experiences, from the challenges of balancing personal connections with strategic focus to the art of engaging with fundraisers who may feel frustrated by strict corporate funding strategies.
In this episode, you will be able to:
Explore the balance between personal connections and strategic focus in corporate philanthropy.
Understand how to engage with fundraisers who feel constrained by corporate policies with empathy and constructive dialogue.
Learn the importance of genuine curiosity and authenticity in building strong, effective relationships with potential grantees and partners.
Dive into the dynamics of working with individual donors versus family foundations, and navigate their unique emotional nuances.
Uncover how aligning perspectives and being upfront about organizational priorities can lead to more meaningful engagements.
Discover strategies for balancing corporate constraints with maintaining the human side of philanthropy.
Identify ways to leverage sincere connections to create unexpected and valuable opportunities in the field of corporate giving.
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This episode of the What the Fundraising podcast features Amber Melanie Smith. She is a speaker, award-winning nonprofit founder, social entrepreneur, and social impact YouTuber. Moreover, Amber empowers individuals to craft a life and career dedicated to creating positive social change through her growing online community, speaking engagements, and educational content.
Tune in to explore Amber's journey, learn from her experiences, and discover strategies for aligning personal passions with professional pursuits!
In this episode, you will be able to:
Uncover the impact of leadership transition on organizational effectiveness.
Identify and address burnout in leadership roles.
Examine the importance of aligning personal work style with organizational needs.
Explore how to manage the emotional challenges of leaving a long-term role.
Learn ways to clarify and stay true to your personal mission.
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Today's guest champions the art of transparent financial conversations and strategic relationship-building. She encourages starting discussions with financial priorities, framing money as a transformative tool, and embracing proactive action while fostering genuine dialogue and understanding to drive impactful social change.
Meet Lisa Maynard-Atem, an entrepreneur, public speaker, and member of the General Assembly of the University of Manchester. As a founder member and former Managing Director of the award-winning Black United Representation Network (BURN CIC), she focuses on the economic and social empowerment of the Black community in Northern England. With a strong marketing and social media background, she led Harrods' social media growth from 30,000 to over 2.5M followers. She was also part of the leadership team at Acacia Training as Director of Marketing & Inclusion.
In this episode, you will be able to:
Address money topics directly in social justice settings.
Frame Funding Requests: Emphasize the impact and clarity of financial asks.
Adapt Discussions: Tailor financial talks to individual board members' comfort levels.
Engage Investors: Take investors on a journey rather than waiting for ideal timing.
Act Timely: Prioritize proactive communication and manage rejection.
Support Allyship: Use honest dialogue and reverse mentoring to better support diverse fundraisers.
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Today's episode offers valuable insights into how to create more intentional, empowered, and balanced ways of working and living. Tune in to discover how to break the cycle of stress and start building a life and career that truly supports you!
In this episode, Amanda Gulino delves into the complex world of stress management, emotional intelligence, and self-empowerment. Amanda is a dynamic facilitator and certified coach specializing in career design, team development, and leadership habits. She is passionate about reimagining how we work, lead, and connect, guiding individuals and teams to thrive through intentional practices and meaningful change.
In this episode, you will be able to:
Explore challenges in high-stress roles and nonprofit leadership.
Recognize emotional responses as valuable information.
Build habits for creating space and managing stress.
Understand the "energy bank account" concept for better energy management.
Value peer support and the sense of not being alone.
Emphasize self-compassion and accountability in leadership.
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This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to inject more curiosity and creativity into their fundraising efforts!
Today’s guest is John Lepp, a partner at Agents of Good with over 25 years in direct response, marketing, and design. He is also the author of Creative Deviations, which highlights innovative donor communications worldwide. As an international speaker, John shares his expertise in infusing emotion and vulnerability into fundraising. Passionate about fostering genuine connections, he helps fundraisers engage more authentically with donors, leading to increased giving and loyalty.
In this episode, you will be able to:
Explore innovative approaches to donor-centered communications.
Understand how to infuse emotion and vulnerability into fundraising efforts.
Learn the benefits of embracing creativity and authenticity in donor interactions.
Discover techniques for making minor, impactful adjustments to fundraising strategies.
Recognize the importance of adapting to real-time changes and feedback.
Understand the value of staying present and focused on current donor needs.
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