Podcasts about bob westfall

Bob Westfall shares with Carey how helping your givers connect their gifts to the impact that they're having will turn them into ambassadors for your church or organization. Get more on this conversation by going to http://theartofleadershipdaily.com/. Looking for resources to lead, run and grow your church? Join The Art of Leadership Academy today at http://theartofleadershipacademy.com/.

Wayne Pierson and Bob Westfall stopped by the KNIM Studio this morning to talk about the progress as we get closer to Fridays golf tournament fund raiser for the Cameron Veterans home which serves all of Northwest Missouri.

Just think...on average, 88% of an organization's major donors are not giving at their full capacity. Therefore, how could it impact your organization if 88% of your major donors gave more? That's just one of the stats that Katie discusses with Bob Westfall of Westfall Gold in this episode. Bob shares findings from the 2021 Major Donor Generosity Report which elaborates on how nonprofits can turn transactional giving into transformational generosity.

Creating great donor event experiences can go a long way toward inspiring philanthropy. Bob Westfall at Westfall Gold has helped inspire over $1B in gift commitments with their unique event strategy. Truly inspiring donors with the opportunity to make a transformative impact, giving them time to reflect, including great experiences, and surrounding donors with a community of like-minded givers is key. Bob breaks it down in this conversation. Find out more about Westfall Gold.

Asbestos can be a scary topic for homeowners because it can be dangerous if not handled correctly, and we're not always sure when we see it. This time we get a better understanding of asbestos as we speak to Bob Stigsell from Advance Health and Safety, who helps us understand what it is, where it comes from, and how it can be managed in a safe way. Bob joins In The 608 hosts Ben Anton and Adam Elliott where we also pay a special tribute to a beloved friend and musician Bob Westfall who we lost just last month. Get advice on home fixes during the pandemic with the "Top Of The Hour Tip". Go in-depth with advice for buyers and sellers with the "Market Update”' from the Lauer Realty Group. Get the bigger picture of the economy as it relates to the national real estate market with Phil Plourd and Phil's Phone-in that looks beyond the 608." Episode 3.10 - October 2021.

A well-known expert in philanthropy, Bob Westfall founded Westfall Gold, a fundraising firm that has raised over $1 billion for over 100 ministries, universities, and other nonprofits. His personal mission is to inspire everyone to live out courageous generosity in order to experience true joy and fulfillment. In his latest book, The Courage Factor, Bob shares insights and stories that reveal this truth: our lives are a priceless commodity that can be leveraged for positive impact. Bob admits that his greatest achievement is his family. His wife, Kim, keeps him anchored and on track. And with four grown children and four grandchildren, they both have their hands full. We discuss: How he was worldly successful before he found "JOY in Giving", serving as the "Youngest GM" in the history of Taco Bell. Why donating his car when he needed it helped to realize his passion. The value of adaptability, and being able to "question everything" as a business leader. How others can donate their Time, Talent, and Treasures to help others. How he and others are able to find JOY through experiencing SUPER GENEROSITY. How customized, experiential oriented events helped to create LOYALTY beyond REASON from donors and propel recipient organizations. Why it is so important (and an obligation) for individuals to DONATE and INVEST their TALENTS to improve the WORLD, to help OTHERS, and to experience JOY. An incredible gentleman!

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Over the last 18 years, Bob Westfall has helped charities and not-for-profits raise over one billion dollars for their work. He unpacks why some people give and others don’t, the wrong script to...Read the whole entry... »

Bob Westfall founded Westfall Gold in 2002 to help his clients fund transformational impact around the world, and to date, the team has guided universities, nonprofits, and faith-based organizations to raise over $1 billion. He is the author of two motivational books, The Fulfillment Principle and The Courage Factor, an accredited Association of Fundraising Professionals Master Trainer, and an expert in the field of major donor fundraising. Bob also serves as a Director of The Giving Institute, where he shares his experience in donor development, and in his spare time, Bob spends time with his wife and family or occasionally on the tennis court or the golf course.   Bob joins me today to share his journey from part-time night manager at Taco Bell to the youngest General Manager in the franchise and from there to his role as a major donor specialist committed to using his talents to benefit others. He discusses the events that ‘flipped the picture' and turned donor development into an abiding passion and calling. Bob also explores the philosophy of sharing our skills and knowledge as widely as possible for the good of the wider society and why he feels that a well-stewarded talent is critical in serving your community   “Humility trumps all - the leaders who are the most humble are the most effective” - Bob Westfall   This week on The Wow Factor: How Bob's traumatic early teens turned him into an entrepreneur early on in life Why Bob moved into the world of sales, then formed his own traveling photography business company How Bob found Walk Thru the Bible and why he was so passionate about working for them Why Bob was reluctant to go into marketing initially, and what changed his mind How prayer helps Bob when it comes to making significant life decisions Walk Thru the Bible's mission in Russia after the fall of the Soviet Union and why it became so important to raise funds to further their process The innovative way that Bob raised funds and why people initially resisted When and why Bob left a dream job to start the Westfall Group and how he knew that he had made the right decision Moments when Bob's faith was stretched and why he often feels the presence of the Lord in testing times The unique core value of the givers in this world that Bob sees in his work   Bob Westfall's Words of Wisdom: Good solid communication is the cornerstone of a relationship. A leader should be someone who is authentic and genuine and seeks to understand others as they move forward with their message.   Connect with Bob Westfall: The Courage Factor: Taking Bold Steps that Lead to Joy by Bob Westfall Westfall Gold Website Bob Westfall on LinkedIn Westfall Gold on Facebook Westfall Gold on Twitter   Connect with The WOW Factor: I Like Giving: The Transforming Power of a Generous Life by Brad Forsma Words of Wisdom Website LinkedIn Instagram Facebook Twitter          

Welcome to the Big Impact, Ep 183 and our conversation with author and philanthropist Bob Westfall. His new book, The Courage Factor will inspire and challenge you to take bold steps and use the gifts you've been given to impact others. BUY: The Courage Factor BECOME A BIG IMPACT "INSIDER" You can now share a MONTHLY gift via PATREON  or make a ONE TIME donation via PAYPAL Your support helps cover our production and hosting costs as we continue to present positive, inspiring, interesting interviews every week. Thank you for being part of the Big Impact Insiders and helping us inject positive content into the culture. SUBSCRIBE to the Big Impact Podcast Apple - Google - Stitcher - Spotify - iHeart

Imagine coming to Christ as a very young man at a Billy Graham crusade, then years later being offered a position on Graham's team - and turning it down. That's part of the story you'll hear this week as Scott Dawson talks with Bob Westfall. Bob Westfall is a recognized expert on major donor fundraising and is accredited as a Master Trainer by the Association of Fundraising Professionals. He also serves as a Director of The Giving Institute and is a highly sought-after speaker at leadership and development conferences around the world. He is the author of the motivational books The Fulfillment Principle and The Courage Factor.

Organizations often fail to have, or capitalize on a corporate vision that can positively and constructively inspire, energize, and inform leaders and teams. How can you get better at transitioning from transactional to transformational and turning both you employees and customers into ambassadors? Rob Murray talks with Bob Westfall on this episode about navigating this type of organizational change, which starts with learning how to build an intellectual, emotional, and transformational case.

A conversation between Bruce Berglund of DBD Group and Bob Westfall of Westfall Gold about maintaining and advancing major donor relationships during this time... or any time of crisis.

I'm not gonna lie. This is, for me, a bucket list interview. This week Roy Jones and I interviewed Bob Westfall, CEO of Westfall Gold.Why is this such a big deal for me (it's a big deal for you too, you just don't know it yet!)? Because Bob's firm has raised $950 MILLION in transformational major gifts, and they've developed a phenomenal approach to building relationships and securing philanthropic support. I learned a ton in this interview, and I hope you do too!Some key points from our conversation:To be successful at major gift fundraising you have to have the right people in the room.Major and Mega donors follow the principle that "eagles fly with eagles" -- meaning, they want to be together with other high net worth, major/mega donors. And getting these people in the room together on behalf of your charitable cause is not just financially important to you, but valuable to your donors.The case (i.e., Case for Support) is critical. It must be emotional, intellectual, and transformational. But the most important of these three is that it's transformational (i.e., that it shows the donor that their philanthropic support can make a HUGE change in the lives of those you serve).According to the Bank of America / US Trust Study of High Net Worth Philanthropy, 94% of major donors will give you a gift once you can help them believe in the mission of your organization.Further, 93% of major donors say they'll make a major gift once an organization shows them how doing so will make a meaningful impact in the lives of people served by the organization.If fundraisers will intentionally deliver a transformational case every time they interact with a donor, their likelihood of securing major gifts will skyrocket! This can be as simple as leaving a voicemail telling the donor a quick impact story, sharing a news article about the impact of your work, or emailing them a quote from someone served by your org .Get the full show transcript here. 

I'm not gonna lie. This is, for me, a bucket list interview. This week Roy Jones and I interviewed Bob Westfall, CEO of Westfall Gold.Why is this such a big deal for me (it's a big deal for you too, you just don't know it yet!)? Because Bob's firm has raised $950 MILLION in transformational major gifts, and they've developed a phenomenal approach to building relationships and securing philanthropic support. I learned a ton in this interview, and I hope you do too!Some key points from our conversation:To be successful at major gift fundraising you have to have the right people in the room.Major and Mega donors follow the principle that "eagles fly with eagles" -- meaning, they want to be together with other high net worth, major/mega donors. And getting these people in the room together on behalf of your charitable cause is not just financially important to you, but valuable to your donors.The case (i.e., Case for Support) is critical. It must be emotional, intellectual, and transformational. But the most important of these three is that it's transformational (i.e., that it shows the donor that their philanthropic support can make a HUGE change in the lives of those you serve).According to the Bank of America / US Trust Study of High Net Worth Philanthropy, 94% of major donors will give you a gift once you can help them believe in the mission of your organization.Further, 93% of major donors say they'll make a major gift once an organization shows them how doing so will make a meaningful impact in the lives of people served by the organization.If fundraisers will intentionally deliver a transformational case every time they interact with a donor, their likelihood of securing major gifts will skyrocket! This can be as simple as leaving a voicemail telling the donor a quick impact story, sharing a news article about the impact of your work, or emailing them a quote from someone served by your org .Get the full show transcript here. 

What's it like to manage a multi-unit apartment as an investment property? Curious about property ownership and management as an investment? We talk to Nina Lebwohl of Foundry Apartments who can help answer those questions and more. Get advice on improving your home with the "Top Of The Hour Tip". Get up to date local real estate trends and advice for buyers and sellers with the "MARKet Update" from Broker Associate at Lauer Realty Mark Gladue. Get the bigger picture of the economy as it relates to the national real estate market with Phil Plourd's "Beyond the 608." Episode 2 - February, 2019 Special thanks to these show sponsors: The Pinney Library Branch Capital Campaign Lindsay Lemmer for Common Council District 3 Music breaks and beds courtesy of "In the 608" musicians SeaSaw, Wrenclaw, Bob Westfall and the Mad City Jug Band

Is it possible to maintain your investment properties by yourself or should you hire out contractors to help? What’s the most common problem that homeowners face when it comes to plumbing? What plumbing work can you do yourself? Jeff Pulley of Pulley Plumbing answers those questions and tells us about one of the craziest plumbing situations he’s ever gotten into. Get advice on improving your home with the "Top Of The Hour Tip". Get up to date local real estate trends and advice for buyers and sellers with the "MARKet Update" from Broker Associate at Lauer Realty Mark Gladue. Get the bigger picture of the economy as it relates to the national real estate market with Phil Plourd's "Beyond the 608." Episode 1 - January, 2019 Special thanks to these show sponsors: The Pinney Library Branch Capital Campaign Lindsay Lemmer for Common Council District 3 Music breaks and beds courtesy of "In the 608" musicians SeaSaw, Wrenclaw, Bob Westfall and the Mad City Jug Band

BIG IMPACT Podcast Episode 90 features a conversation with one of the nation's leading philanthropy consultants - Bob Westfall of Westfall Gold Group. Bob's expertise in assisting worthy causes in their fundraising efforts has resulted in more than $800 million raised. Along the way, his grasp of how donors (you!) and organizations can develop meaningful relationships has provided game-changing impact. With the holiday season nearing, this is a perfect topic for you as charitable requests come flowing into your mailbox, social media, and even your cell phone. Listen, learn, and be wise in your generosity! Will you help keep the Big Impact going strong by joining our family of supporters? You can make a 1-time gift via GoFundMe or become a monthly supporter via PATREON and contribute anything from $5 on up each month! PLEASE SUPPORT THE BIG IMPACT PODCAST! SUBSCRIBE: Big Impact Podcast - Hobson Media Enterprises 

As part of our Celebration Sunday, guest teacher Bob Westfall taught from Colossians 1:24-29, reminding Riverwood's new elders (and all of us) that "Being precedes Doing." Listen in to this fantastic message that will encourage you to just "be with Jesus."

A very special two set show with our friend and ling time bandmate Bob Westfall.  Bob is a superlative guitarist, mandolinist and songwriter crossing many genres from jazz to latin to honky tonk and newgrass.  Joined by Tom Ellis on percussion making it a quartet with Chris and Mary.  Episode 1 of 2.

A very special two set show with our friend and ling time bandmate Bob Westfall.  Bob is a superlative guitarist, mandolinist and songwriter crossing many genres from jazz to latin to honky tonk and newgrass.  Joined by Tom Ellis on percussion making it a quartet with Chris and Mary.  Episode 2 of 2.