The Charity Charge Show
Hosted by Charity Charge founder Stephen Garten, our podcast spotlights nonprofit executives, social impact innovators, and community leaders driving real impact across the country.
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YMCA Camp Cullen funds camp financial assistance by treating it as a fixed fundraising target, not a leftover: its board, association, and team raise about $750,000 every year so no family is turned away for cost. This past summer, roughly 46 percent of campers attended on some form of aid. On the Charity Charge Show, […]
The strongest nonprofit innovation strategy starts with a simple question: what do you have that others need? For John Cochrane, President and CEO of HumanGood, the answer was direct access to thousands of older adults, and it turned his senior living nonprofit into a research partner, a startup advisor, and a venture investor. On the […]
Nonprofits that depend on a single funding source are one policy decision away from a crisis. Christina Sass, President and CEO of the International Youth Foundation (IYF), learned this firsthand when USAID funding cuts hit her organization’s budget without warning. IYF is still standing 36 years after its founding, and Sass credits that survival to […]
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YMCA Camp Cullen funds camp financial assistance by treating it as a fixed fundraising target, not a leftover: its board, association, and team raise about $750,000 every year so no family is turned away for cost. This past summer, roughly 46 percent of campers attended on some form of aid. On the Charity Charge Show, […]
