Women in Philanthropy

9 - Brenda Canella of the Archdiocese of Denver

In this episode Tara and Sarah are joined by Brenda Canella of the Archdiocese of Denver. They discuss how Brenda went from being a full-time mother of five to working fu

8 - Amy Kawula of The Compass of the Diocese of Green Bay

In this episode Tara and Sarah are joined by Amy Kawula, the Advertising & Marketing Manager of The Compass at the Diocese of Green Bay. They discuss the importance of co

7 - Helen Osman and Katie Richards of Greater Wings

In this episode Tara and Sarah are joined by Sarah's mother and sister Helen Osman and Katie Richards of Greater Wings. In this episode, they cover a wide range of topics

6 - Leticia Ochoa Adams, Writer & Speaker

In this episode Tara and Sarah are joined by Leticia Ochoa-Adams, Writer and Speaker. They discuss being "poor" in the Catholic Church as well as grieving a great loss an

5 - Sandy Guzmán of Four Leaf Financial and Accounting

In this episode Tara and Sarah are joined by Sandy Guzmán, Senior Accounting Specialist at Four Leaf Financial and Accounting. They discuss the importance of finances in

4 - Sr. Kathleen Lunsmann of Support Our Aging Religious

The Women in Philanthropy podcast is back! Hosted by Tara Doyon, Director of Client Services and Sarah Rose, Director of Communications. In this episode they are joined b

3 - Jeannie Sager of Women's Philanthropy Institute

Sarah and Tara visit with Jeannie Sager, Director of the Woman's Philanthropy Institute. During this episode they discuss the transfer of wealth of women and women as pro

2 - Kathleen Criscione of Nurturing Family Therapy

Sarah and Tara visit with Kathleen Criscione, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and a Registered Play Therapist, mother of 3 and practicing Catholic. Join them as they

1 - Kerry Robinson of Leadership Roundtable

Today, 54% of adults who identify as Catholic are women. Historically, beginning when Jesus charged Peter with maintaining and building the Church, and for 2000 years fol