Giving With Impact

Will AI Be a Force Multiplier for the Social Sector?

——— “A Path Through AI Overwhelm,” an SSIR article co-authored by Jacqueline Watts and Kimberly Bardy Langsam and Erin Worsham of CASE at Duke University’s Fuqua School

What Helps Donors Get Unstuck?

Resources: “Helping Donors Get Unstuck,” an article Ben Klasky wrote in SSIR The long-range charitable giving calculator that Ben mentions in his interview“Slow Philanth

New Infrastructure for Humanitarian Giving

References & Resources: The Aid Cloud, a platform that provides connector agencies with a complete framework for supporting local organizations, combining operational mo

What Makes a Good Impact Investment?

References:  Impact Investing Today and Tomorrow, a series of articles in SSIR with insights on the growing field of impact investing from members of the Impact & Sustai

Giving With Impact — Season 6 Trailer

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Shared Purpose: Managing Conflict in Giving Across Generations

Guests: Mollie Van Horn, Executive Director of the Tawingo Fund Nick Tedesco, President and CEO, National Center for Family Philanthropy Mary Jovanovich, Senior Manage

Giving That Supports Communities in a Warming World

Claire McGuinness, Strategy and Partnerships Manager at One Acre Fund Maya Batres, Senior Advisor on People and Climate at The Nature Conservancy Shawn Jensen, Director

Addressing Hunger in America: ‘There’s very little resiliency left in the system.’

Participants: Host: Barbara Wheeler-Bride, Editor, Stanford Social Innovation Review Kyle Endres, Executive Director of We Don’t Waste, a food recovery organization wor

Childhood Cancer: Treating Children Around the Globe

In today’s episode, we’ll discuss St. Jude Global, an innovative endeavor at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital to take lifesaving cancer treatments to children around

Charitable Giving, Advocacy, and Public Policy

In this episode, we’re going to share a conversation about the impact of elections on charitable giving, and how non-profits can engage in advocacy for policies that are

The Challenges Facing Humanitarian Aid Groups Right Now

Our contributors: Bob Kitchen, Vice President, Emergencies and Humanitarian Action, International Rescue Committee Harriet Carvalho, Director of Operations, DAFGiving36

The Power of Arts Education to Build Community

Contributors David Garza, President and CEO of Henry Street Settlement in New York City, a non-profit whose mission is to open doors of opportunities for Lower East Side

The Complexity of Charitable Impact

Our contributors: Stephanie Gillis, Director of the Impact-Driven Philanthropy Initiative at Rakes Foundation Kimberly Pfeifer, Director of Knowledge for Impact at Oxfa

Investing with Impact: Doing Well by Doing Good

Moderator: Michael Gordon Voss, publisher of Stanford Social Innovation Review Guests: Juliette Menga, Director and Chair of the ESG Committee, AETOSNitin Barve, Managi

Participatory Grantmaking: A Shared Approach to Effective Change

Moderator: Michael Gordon Voss, publisher of Stanford Social Innovation Review Guests: Maria De La Cruz, Headwaters Foundation for JusticeIrene Wong, Director, The Davi

Empowering Community: A Closer Look at Place-Based Giving

Moderator: Michael Gordon Voss, publisher of Stanford Social Innovation Review Guests: Gina D. Dalma, Executive Vice President, Community Action, Policy, and Strategy,

Sometimes Cash Isn’t King: Contributing Non-Cash Assets

Moderator: Michael Gordon Voss, publisher of Stanford Social Innovation Review Guests: Ryan Raffin, Partner, Non-Cash Assets & Compliance, Charitable SolutionsEric Jora

Better Together: Collective Giving and ‘People-Centered’ Philanthropy

Moderator: Michael Gordon Voss, publisher of Stanford Social Innovation Review Guests: Sara Lomelin, Chief Executive Officer, Philanthropy TogetherMary Jovanovich, Seni

One Size Doesn’t Fit All: Determining Which Charitable Vehicle is Right for You

Moderator: Michael Gordon Voss, publisher of Stanford Social Innovation Review Guests: Vonny Carrington, Partner, Cerity Partners FoundationJulia Reed, Director-Relatio

Exploring Philanthropic Approaches: Trust-based and Strategic Giving

Guests: Philip Li, President and CEO of the Robert Sterling Clark FoundationNadia Roumani, Senior Designer with Stanford d.school, and Co-founder of Stanford's Effective