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Money to Give

Money to Give

著者： Richard C. Peck
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I'm Rick Peck, also known as "The Philanthropy Guy.” Let's talk about: 1) How nonprofits can most effectively showcase their mission and vision; 2) How donors and potential donors can make the greatest impact possible in the world; and 3) how professional advisors, including philanthropic advisors, can offer the most up-to-date information and services to their clients. After spending almost 20 years in the charitable giving world, I realized it's time to help more nonprofits thrive rather than just survive, while also helping those who have MONEY TO GIVE find top organizations that are deserving of their donations. So join us here for more of that giving feeling!Copyright Richard C. Peck マネジメント マネジメント・リーダーシップ 経済学
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  • Ep. 98 Navigating New Tax Laws Without Losing Sight of Generosity with Bill Shiell

    Ep. 98 Navigating New Tax Laws Without Losing Sight of Generosity with Bill Shiell
    2026/10/01
    What happens when new tax laws create uncertainty for donors and nonprofits alike—but the desire to make a difference remains strong? In this episode of Money to Give, Rick Peck sits down with Bill Shiell of BrightDot to explore what the changing 2026 tax landscape could mean for charitable giving and, more importantly, how nonprofits can respond without losing sight of what motivates generosity in the first place. Bill reminds us that while tax benefits may influence how or when someone gives, donors are ultimately motivated by the causes, organizations, and values they care about.

    Throughout the episode, Bill and Rick explore practical ways nonprofits can help donors navigate change with greater confidence. From bunching charitable gifts and engaging smaller donors to donor-advised funds and peer-to-peer giving, Bill explains why organizations should make giving as accessible as possible while continuing to tell compelling stories about their impact. He also highlights the growing role of wealth managers, CPAs, estate planners, and other professional advisors—and encourages nonprofits to proactively build relationships with these professionals rather than trying to become tax experts themselves.

    Whether you are a donor, nonprofit leader, fundraiser, wealth advisor, or someone helping others make thoughtful charitable decisions, this episode offers a timely reminder that philanthropy is ultimately about relationships. Tax rules may change, but generosity, trust, and connection remain at the heart of giving. Bill offers practical ideas for bringing nonprofits, donors, and advisors together so they can share knowledge, strengthen relationships, and help more people confidently support the causes that matter to them.

    Contact Rick Peck:
    Website: https://www.thephilanthropyguy.com
    Email: ThePhilanthropyGuy@gmail.com
    Book A Call: Rick Peck's Calendar
    Sign Up For Charitable Giving Newsletter: Charitable Giving Newsletter
    LinkedIn: Richard Peck

    Contact Bill Shiell:
    Website: https://thebright.com
    Email: shiell@thebright.com
    Linkedin: Bill Shiell
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    35 分
  • Ep. 97 How the Spaces We Live In Shape Our Legacy with Sarah Walker

    Ep. 97 How the Spaces We Live In Shape Our Legacy with Sarah Walker
    2026/09/24
    What if the spaces where families gather could actually shape the conversations, relationships, and legacy they build together? In this episode of Money to Give, Rick Peck sits down with Sarah Walker of Nuance Interiors to explore the often-overlooked connection between our physical environment, family well-being, and philanthropy. Sarah shares how evidence-informed interior design goes far beyond aesthetics, using research around light, acoustics, natural materials, spatial design, and the nervous system to create homes that help people feel more present, connected, and supported.

    Throughout the episode, Sarah and Rick explore how a family’s home can become an extension of its values. From creating spaces that encourage meaningful conversations across generations to designing environments that support health, focus, connection, and daily rituals, Sarah challenges families to think about their homes as more than a backdrop to their lives. She explains how intentional design can support difficult conversations, philanthropic decision-making, family traditions, and long-term well-being—and why the environment where these moments happen may influence how people connect with one another.

    Whether you are a donor, philanthropic advisor, family wealth professional, or someone thinking about the legacy you want to create, this episode offers a fascinating perspective on how our surroundings can support the people and values that matter most. Sarah reminds us that a home can be part of a family’s “legacy infrastructure”—a place where generosity, stewardship, wellness, and connection are not simply talked about, but experienced every day.

    Contact Rick Peck:
    Website: https://www.thephilanthropyguy.com
    Email: ThePhilanthropyGuy@gmail.com
    Book A Call: Rick Peck's Calendar
    Sign Up For Charitable Giving Newsletter: Charitable Giving Newsletter
    LinkedIn: Richard Peck

    Contact Sarah Walker:
    Website: https://nuanceinteriors.com/
    Instagram: @NuanceInteriors
    Linkedin: Sarah Walker
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    40 分
  • Ep. 96 Why Relationships and Confidence Matter in Uncertain Times with Bill Crouch

    Ep. 96 Why Relationships and Confidence Matter in Uncertain Times with Bill Crouch
    2026/09/17
    What happens when economic uncertainty causes nonprofit leaders to pull back at the very moment they may need to lean in? In this episode of Money to Give, Rick Peck sits down with Bill Crouch, founder of BrightDot and former college president, for a thought-provoking conversation about fundraising, donor relationships, and leading with confidence during changing times. Bill shares why he remains optimistic about generosity even amid inflation, market volatility, and donor fatigue, and why fear and a scarcity mindset can prevent nonprofits from recognizing the opportunities still in front of them.

    Throughout the episode, Bill and Rick explore what relationship-driven fundraising really looks like, particularly when engaging high-net-worth donors. Bill encourages nonprofit leaders to move beyond transactions and traditional fundraising tactics by doing their homework, understanding what matters personally to donors, asking for advice, and building authentic relationships before making an ask. He calls this approach “starting with heart.” They also discuss changing donor demographics, donor-advised funds, the importance of demonstrating meaningful impact, and Bill’s concept of moving from “stewardship” to “mattership”—helping donors understand that their generosity truly matters.

    Whether you are a nonprofit leader, fundraiser, board member, philanthropic advisor, or donor, this episode offers a valuable reminder that uncertain times do not have to lead to smaller thinking. Bill challenges organizations to step into uncertainty, pursue small early victories, strengthen their networks, invest in their fundraising teams, and create cultures where donors and employees alike feel seen and appreciated. At its core, the conversation is about something that never goes out of style: building genuine relationships and helping people know that they belong, they matter, and together they can make a difference.

    Contact Rick Peck:
    Website: https://www.thephilanthropyguy.com
    Email: ThePhilanthropyGuy@gmail.com
    Book A Call: Rick Peck's Calendar
    Sign Up For Charitable Giving Newsletter: Charitable Giving Newsletter
    LinkedIn: Richard Peck

    Contact Bill Crouch:
    Website: thebrightdot.com
    Email: bill@thebrightdot.com
    LinkedIn: Bill Crouch
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    41 分
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