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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. 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
  • Ep. 93 Building a Legacy Beyond the Game with Hannibal Navies

    Ep. 93 Building a Legacy Beyond the Game with Hannibal Navies
    2026/08/27
    What happens when an athlete’s desire to give back is matched with the infrastructure needed to create lasting impact? In this episode of Money to Give, Rick Peck sits down with Hannibal Navies, former nine-year NFL veteran and leader of Athletes Charitable, to explore how professional and collegiate athletes can turn their passion for philanthropy into sustainable charitable work. Drawing from his own experience creating a foundation while playing in the NFL, Hannibal shares why athletes often have deeply personal reasons for giving back, but may lack the time, resources, and nonprofit expertise needed to build organizations that endure.

    Throughout the episode, Hannibal and Rick discuss why charitable work needs many of the same fundamentals as any successful business: strong infrastructure, compliance, fundraising strategy, impact measurement, storytelling, and the right team. Hannibal explains how fiscally sponsored programs can remove many of those administrative barriers, allowing athletes to focus on their strengths. their stories, platforms, passions, and relationships with the communities they want to serve. They also explore why communicating impact matters, how philanthropy can become part of an athlete’s identity and brand, and why beginning this work earlier, even at the collegiate level, can help build a lifetime of generosity.

    Whether you are an athlete, donor, nonprofit professional, philanthropic advisor, or someone interested in the intersection of sports and giving, this conversation offers a compelling look at what it takes to turn good intentions into sustainable impact. Hannibal’s message is clear: an athletic career may eventually end, but a commitment to service can become a lasting source of purpose and legacy for decades to come.

    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 Hannibal Navies:
    Website: https://athletescharitable.org/
    LinkedIn: Hannibal Navies
    Instagram: @BullNavies
    Athletes Charitable Instagram: @AthletesCharitable
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    34 分
  • Ep. 92 Why Collaboration Could Make the Nonprofit Sector Stronger with Kate Harris

    Ep. 92 Why Collaboration Could Make the Nonprofit Sector Stronger with Kate Harris
    2026/08/20
    What if nonprofits could create greater impact by collaborating instead of competing? In this episode of Money to Give, Rick Peck sits down with Kate Harris, nonprofit collaboration strategist and founder of the Kate Harris Group, to explore why partnerships, mergers, and other forms of strategic collaboration may be among the nonprofit sector’s most underused tools. Kate challenges the assumption that there are simply “too many nonprofits,” arguing instead that organizations often lack the connections and infrastructure needed to work together effectively.

    Throughout the episode, Kate and Rick discuss how competition for limited funding can unintentionally discourage collaboration and why nonprofits, boards, and funders should begin thinking differently about organizational sustainability. Kate explains that collaboration exists on a spectrum, from informal partnerships and shared programs to asset transfers and mergers, and that successful partnerships require planning, resources, and a shared commitment to the people being served. She also offers an important challenge to nonprofit boards: shift from fidelity to the organization itself to fidelity to the mission. By building partnerships before a crisis occurs, organizations can strengthen their missions, protect the communities they serve, and potentially create a more compelling case for philanthropic investment.

    Whether you are a nonprofit leader, board member, donor, funder, philanthropic advisor, or someone interested in strengthening the charitable sector, this conversation offers a fresh perspective on what collaboration can make possible. Kate’s message is clear: collaboration does not have to mean failure, reduction, or loss of identity. When approached strategically, it can help nonprofits pool resources, strengthen their influence, improve access to services, and ultimately create greater impact for the communities at the center of their work.

    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 Kate Harris:
    Website: https://kateharrisgroup.com
    LinkedIn: Kate Harris
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    43 分
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