9 episodes
Field Notes in Philanthropy Patrick Center
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5.0 • 4 Ratings
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The word philanthropy is a derivative of the Greek word Philanthrōpía, meaning love for mankind. It describes the ecosystem of nonprofit workers, organizations, donors, foundations and volunteers who make up the social sector. Field Notes in Philanthropy will host conversations to explore the places where politics, current events and philanthropy intersect and their impact locally and globally. Hosted by Patrick Center, News and Public Affairs Director, WGVU Public Media, PBS & NPR Tory Martin, Director of Communications and Engagement for the Dorothy A. Johnson Center for Philanthropy Matthew Downey, Director of Nonprofit Services for the Dorothy A. Johnson Center for Philanthropy
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Field Notes in Philanthropy: It's Hurricane Season
Episode 9: It’s Hurricane Season
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Field Notes in Philanthropy: Let’s Not Get Coffee: A Live Podcast Recording from EPIP 2018
Did you know that even a simple “let’s get coffee” request from a potential funder can cause nonprofit staff serious stress? During this live episode – recorded at the 2018 Emerging Practitioners in Philanthropy annual conference – our hosts and their special guests dive into a candid conversation about how unbalanced power dynamics between funders and grantees can manifest themselves even in the simplest of meetings. In front of a live audience, we explore how grantmakers and grantees can better work together - without adding to work.
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Field Notes in Philanthropy: Why Net Neutrality Matters for Nonprofits
Episode 7: Why Net Neutrality Matters for Nonprofits
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Field Notes in Philanthropy: Tax Cuts and Giving
Episode 6: Tax Cuts and Giving
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Field Notes in Philanthropy: This One Counts
Episode 5: This One Counts
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Field Notes in Philanthropy: That's a Lot of Letters
Episode 4: That's a Lot of Letters