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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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  • A Conversation with Emily Rasmussen: Giving Circles, Community, and the Future of Collective Philanthropy

    A Conversation with Emily Rasmussen: Giving Circles, Community, and the Future of Collective Philanthropy
    2026/06/04
    In this inspiring episode of Money to Give, Rick Peck sits down with Emily Rasmussen, founder and CEO of Grapevine, to explore the growing movement of giving circles and how collaborative philanthropy is reshaping the future of charitable giving. Emily shares how giving circles empower everyday people to pool their donations, learn together, and collectively support causes they care about most. Through community, conversation, and shared decision-making, she explains how philanthropy becomes more accessible, relational, and impactful for donors at every financial level.

    Throughout the conversation, Emily highlights how giving circles democratize philanthropy by creating space for more people to participate meaningfully in charitable giving. Rather than limiting philanthropy to large foundations or high-net-worth donors, giving circles encourage people to come together with modest contributions that collectively create significant impact. “We’re all philanthropists,” Emily explains, emphasizing that anyone can give in a meaningful way regardless of income level. The model not only amplifies donations, but also creates opportunities for education, collaboration, and deeper connection around community needs and social issues.

    One of the most compelling themes in the discussion is the role giving circles play in strengthening belonging and trust at a time when many communities feel increasingly disconnected. Emily shares research showing that 91% of giving circle participants reported an increased sense of belonging to their community. She describes giving circles as spaces where people can come together across different backgrounds and perspectives, united not necessarily by identical viewpoints, but by shared care for their communities. “People want more connection across difference,” she notes, explaining how structured, collaborative philanthropy can help bridge divides while creating positive social engagement.

    The conversation also explores how technology is helping expand this movement far beyond local gatherings. Through Grapevine’s platform, giving circles can organize virtually, support nonprofits across the country, and sustain long-term recurring giving communities. Emily explains that many nonprofits are now beginning to adopt giving-circle-style models themselves, recognizing that donors increasingly want community and engagement, not just transactional fundraising asks. One particularly striking insight shared during the episode is that while only about 2% of new nonprofit donations are typically set up to recur, more than 50% of donations made through Grapevine communities are recurring gifts. This reflects a broader shift toward relationship-based philanthropy where donors feel personally connected to both the mission and the people giving alongside them.

    Ultimately, this conversation offers a hopeful vision for the future of philanthropy, one where generosity becomes more collaborative, more inclusive, and more deeply rooted in community. Emily’s work reminds listeners that meaningful impact does not require extraordinary wealth; it begins when ordinary people come together with shared purpose, curiosity, and a desire to make a difference together.

    Key Takeaways:
    • Giving circles help democratize philanthropy by making giving accessible to more people.
    • Collective giving creates stronger emotional connection, belonging, and community engagement.
    • Donors increasingly seek collaborative, relationship-driven philanthropic experiences.
    • Technology is expanding the reach and accessibility of giving circles globally.
    • Small recurring gifts, when pooled together, can create significant and sustainable impact.

    Connections:
    • Connect with Emily Rasmussen
    • Connect With Rick Peck
    For more ideas, stories, and practical guidance to help you give smarter and raise more, subscribe to Charitable Giving News for You.
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    48 分
  • Ep. 80 Why Flexible Funding Matters More Than Ever For Nonprofits with Jessie Krafft

    Ep. 80 Why Flexible Funding Matters More Than Ever For Nonprofits with Jessie Krafft
    2026/05/28
    What happens when nonprofits around the world are facing greater demand for services — but fewer flexible resources to meet those growing needs? In this episode of Money to Give, Rick Peck sits down with Jessie Krafft for a timely and thought-provoking conversation about the future of global philanthropy, donor trust, and nonprofit resilience. Drawing from insights in the newly released World Giving Report, Jessie explains how charities across more than 100 countries are navigating rising demand, shrinking government support, workforce challenges, and increasing pressure to demonstrate transparency and impact. The conversation also explores the surprising disconnect between what donors say they need from nonprofits and what organizations believe they are already providing.

    Throughout the episode, Jessie and Rick unpack why unrestricted and flexible funding may be more important now than ever before. From lessons learned during the COVID-19 pandemic to the growing importance of trust-based philanthropy, they discuss how nonprofits can build stronger long-term resilience through better communication, leadership, operational capacity, and donor relationships. Jessie also shares practical insights into nonprofit sustainability, global giving trends, transparency, storytelling, board governance, and why investing in nonprofit infrastructure is critical to solving some of the world’s most urgent challenges. Whether you are a donor, nonprofit leader, advisor, fundraiser, or someone passionate about creating meaningful impact, this episode offers a powerful global perspective on how trust, flexibility, and collaboration can strengthen the charitable sector for years 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 Jessie Krafft:
    Website: cafamerica.org
    World Giving Report: www.worldgivingreport.org
    LinkedIn: Jessie Krafft
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    39 分
  • Ep. 79 The Mindset Shifts That Unlock Generosity And Legacy with Kathleen Quinn

    Ep. 79 The Mindset Shifts That Unlock Generosity And Legacy with Kathleen Quinn
    2026/05/21
    What if the biggest barrier to generosity is not a lack of resources — but the beliefs we carry about worth, security, and abundance? In this episode of Money to Give, Rick Peck sits down with Kathleen Quinn for a deeply personal and transformative conversation about legacy, grief, abundance, and the mindset shifts that shape how people give. Kathleen shares the powerful story of establishing a scholarship fund with her husband just before receiving his terminal cancer diagnosis, and how that experience forever changed her perspective on time, generosity, and the importance of acting on what matters most before “someday” slips away.

    Throughout the conversation, Kathleen explores the emotional and psychological barriers that often prevent people from stepping fully into philanthropy, even when they have the financial ability to give. From childhood money beliefs and scarcity thinking to self-worth, boundaries, alignment, and purpose, she explains how mindset work can help people move from fear and hesitation toward greater clarity and fulfillment. The episode also dives into legacy planning, donor psychology, scholarships, intentional living, and why generosity becomes most meaningful when it aligns with personal values and lived experience. Whether you are a donor, nonprofit leader, financial advisor, or someone reflecting on the kind of impact you want to leave behind, this episode offers a thoughtful and inspiring reminder that meaningful giving starts with meaningful self-awareness.


    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 Kathleen Quinn:
    Website: kathleenaquinn.com
    LinkedIn: Kathleen Quinn
    Email: kathleenaquinnllc@gmail.com
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    50 分
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