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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. 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
  • Ep. 95 Bridging the Gap Between Generosity and Healthcare Access with Adeolu Adeboye

    Ep. 95 Bridging the Gap Between Generosity and Healthcare Access with Adeolu Adeboye
    2026/09/10
    What if lifesaving healthcare already exists, but the people who need it simply cannot afford to access it? In this episode of Money to Give, Rick Peck sits down with Adeolu Adeboye, a board-certified trauma surgeon, surgical intensivist, and founder of Shekinah Global Healthcare Foundation, to explore how philanthropy can help close critical gaps in healthcare access. Drawing from his experience providing free surgical and medical care in underserved communities, Adeolu explains why effective philanthropy begins with listening to local communities and understanding what is truly preventing patients from receiving care. Sometimes the answer is not another hospital or new program, but providing the resources that allow existing healthcare systems and professionals to reach people who have been excluded from care.

    Throughout the episode, Adeolu and Rick explore the difference between immediate relief and lasting change, and why philanthropy needs both. Adeolu explains that healthcare is a connected system involving transportation, diagnosis, medications, equipment, medical professionals, surgery, follow-up care, and more. If even one piece is missing, a patient may remain untreated. Through Shekinah Global Healthcare Foundation, Adeolu has embraced a partnership-driven approach that brings together local healthcare systems, medical professionals, volunteers, donors, and companies around the needs of patients. His philosophy is simple but powerful: “Impact does not always require ownership. It requires alignment.”

    Whether you are a donor, nonprofit leader, healthcare professional, philanthropic advisor, or someone looking for a meaningful way to give, this conversation offers an important reminder that philanthropy extends far beyond writing a check. Money, expertise, time, relationships, supplies, and influence can all become part of the solution when they are thoughtfully coordinated around a shared purpose. Adeolu encourages listeners to ask themselves three questions: What do I have? What problem do I care deeply about? And who is already doing credible work in that space? You may not be able to solve an entire problem, but what you have to offer could completely change life for one person, and create a ripple effect for an entire family and community.Adeolu and his team will put this philosophy into action again during their next medical and surgical mission in Ibadan, Nigeria, September 20–26. For those who would like to be part of that work, you can learn more about Shekinah Global Healthcare Foundation and help support the mission at https://shekinahglobalfoundation.org/.

    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 Adeolu Adeboye:
    Website: https://shekinahglobalfoundation.org/
    Email: aaa263@cornell.edu
    LinkedIn: Adeolu Adeboye
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    27 分
  • Ep. 94 Building Community, Belonging, and Sustainable Support with Miryam Kabakov

    Ep. 94 Building Community, Belonging, and Sustainable Support with Miryam Kabakov
    2026/09/03
    What happens when a deeply personal experience reveals a need shared by an entire community? In this episode of Money to Give, Rick Peck sits down with Miryam Kabakov, co-founder and executive director of Eshel, to explore how her own experience coming out in the Orthodox Jewish community inspired an organization dedicated to creating support, belonging, and greater inclusion for LGBTQ Orthodox individuals and their families. Miryam shares how Eshel has grown from its first retreat 15 years ago into a community offering peer support, retreats, family resources, education, and connections to welcoming religious leaders across North America.

    Throughout the episode, Miryam and Rick discuss the challenges of building and funding a nonprofit serving a highly specific community, including Eshel’s early struggle to find funders who understood its mission. Miryam explains how storytelling, relationship building, and demonstrating impact gradually helped the organization earn trust and attract support. They also explore the importance of funding the programs that are already working—not simply pursuing the next “shiny and new” idea—and why nonprofits must clearly communicate the true costs of delivering programs so donors can help make successful work sustainable.

    Whether you are a donor, nonprofit leader, fundraiser, philanthropic advisor, or someone interested in how personal experience can become a catalyst for meaningful change, this conversation offers a powerful reminder of what can happen when people feel seen, supported, and connected. Miryam’s journey demonstrates that lasting impact often begins by listening closely to a community, building trust one relationship at a time, and having the persistence to keep doing the work even before others fully understand its importance.

    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 Miryam Kabakov:
    Website: Eshel
    Email: info@eshelonline.org
    LinkedIn: Miryam Kabakov
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    45 分
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