Podcasts about donor services

Paul McKinney, Director of Donor Services and Logistics with the Irish Blood Transfusion Service, chats to Mairead about the pilot and also the urgent need for 2,000 more people to donate blood Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode of Full Circle was extremely powerful and deeply moving. Earl Lovell's story of surviving a “widow maker” heart attack and waiting two long years for a heart transplant is a testament to resilience, faith, and the will to live. His journey reminds us that no matter how dark theroad gets, there is always a way forward. We also thank Michael P. Coleman, Director of External Affairs at Sierra Donor Services, for joining the conversation and shedding light on the urgent need for more registered organ donors—especially in Black and Brown communities where the need is greatest.This is a story that could save lives; share the episode witheveryone you know—And please, take a moment to sign up to be an organ donor today at registerme.org. Your decision could be the reason someone else gets a second chance at life. Thank you to Sierra Donor Services for their continuedsupport of Full Circle and their unwavering commitment to saving lives through organ donation.

Anna discusses the lifesaving gift of organ donation wit Emily McKinley, Director of External Affairs, at Tennessee Donor Services.Their goal is to save and improve lives through organ, eye and tissue donation. As a non-profit organ procurement organization, they serve more than 6 million people in Tennessee and Virginia. Emily tells us what organs can be donated, how it can save or change lives, and how the families of Donor Heroes are helped to honor their loved one. More info is at www.donatelifetn.orgSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

BV with Celina Espinoza of NM Donor Services on how you can get involved in helping to save lives and the story of Jason Padilla whose son saved three lives through organ donation on News Radio KKOBSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What a way to kick off a new year of Full Circle! Tune in now to hear my conversation with guests from Sierra Donor Services. Joining the program today was Dr. Beau Kelly, Surgical Director. Dr. Kelly is a dedicated surgeon-researcher-teacher-leader in the field transplantation, and he's passionate about elevating the patient voice and the representation of underrepresented communities in academic medicine. Michael P. Coleman, Director of External Affairs and his team make it their mission to inform all communities of the need or organ and tissue donation, especially those in underserved areas. To learn more about Sierra Donor Services, visit their website. Give the gift of life!

The Irish Blood Transfusion Service is making an extra urgent appeal for donors in the run up to Christmas. Due to the way the holiday falls this year, scheduled clinics will be more disrupted than usual. Paul McKinney is Blood Appeal Director of Donor Services and Logistics.

Do you know the influence your donations are having?In this episode, Jeff, Jeff, and Brad discuss:Lessons learned from growing up with four dads.Reaching communities through fundraising.The meeting of non-profit organizations and for-profit organizations.Developing a system that shows appreciation for your donors.Filtering the organizations you are giving to.  Key Takeaways:Love God, love people, and treat them well. God will put miracles in your path.Donors are not ATMs, they are partners. Invite the donors into the ministry with you.Business owners have resources - that is a power. Use that power appropriately. Treat your charitable giving like it is your business.Don't be afraid to ask more. Be accountable to help people communicate properly about what is being done with God's money. "As you take your kids to all these places, take them to visit the people that are transforming lives around the world, those are the adventures that will transform your family." —  Brad Layland Episode References:A Spirituality of Fundraising by Henri Nouwen: henrinouwen.org/read/a-spirituality-of-fundraisingA Billion Bootstraps: businessasmission.com/resources/a-billion-bootstrapsThe Gathering: thegathering.com About Brad Layland: Brad Layland, Chief Executive Officer & Senior Consultant, first learned how to raise money as a college student in 1993, while seeking to raise personal support as a part-time staff member for Young Life. Over 20 years at Young Life, he developed his passion for and expertise in relational fundraising, to the point where he was asked to train other area directors around the country, and eventually became the Chief Development Officer for the entire organization.Brad joined The FOCUS Group in 2009 as a Senior Consultant and became the owner and CEO in 2010. In 2013, he launched the Taking Donors Seriously® e-learning and coaching program to make the firm's expertise accessible to individuals and smaller nonprofits.Brad's expertise providing high-level fundraising counsel to nonprofit organizations incorporates major donor strategies, training workshops, planned gift marketing, and capital campaign counsel. In recent years he has led capital campaigns for Dallas Theological Seminary, Intervarsity Christian Fellowship, Union Rescue Mission, The Bowery Mission, and Veritas School.Brad received his B.A. in Communications from the University of Florida and his M.A. in Theology from Fuller Theological Seminary. He and his wife, Wendy reside in St. Augustine, Florida and have four children. Brad enjoys running marathons, skiing, investing in real estate, entrepreneurship, and traveling with his family. Over the past 20 years, he has completed 50 marathons and recently completed two Ironman Triathlons.Brad is the founder of Endless Summer Realty, the largest residential real estate brokerage in St. Augustine, closing over $240 million in transactions in 2021. He is a founder and board member of Veritas Classical School, and launched an annual “Giving Day” in St. Augustine, which has become a platform for local nonprofits to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars and establish relationships with new donors. His entrepreneurial success has allowed Brad to experience the joy of generosity, and gain a special understanding of the mindset of a major donor. Connect with Brad Layland:Website: bradlayland.comThe FOCUS Group: thefocusgroup.comTurning Donors Into Partners: donorsintopartners.comPodcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/taking-donors-seriously-podcast/id769463284  LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/bradlayland   Connect with Jeff Thomas: Website: arkosglobal.comPodcast: generousbusinessowner.comBook: arkosglobal.com/trading-upEmail: jeff.thomas@arkosglobal.comX: x.com/ArkosGlobalAdv Facebook: facebook.com/arkosglobalLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/arkosglobaladvisorsInstagram: instagram.com/arkosglobaladvisorsYouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCLUYpPwkHH7JrP6PrbHeBxw

Family, we hope you enjoyed the insightful discussion about organ, eye, and tissue donation! We were honored to have Michael Coleman, Director of External Affairs at Sierra Donor Services, and Reverend Rick Harrell, Senior Minister at the Center for Spiritual Awareness, as our guests. We explored the significance of National Donor Sabbath and the urgent need to increase the number of registered donors, especially within communities of color. With over 20,000 people in California waiting for life-saving transplants—and almost 80% of kidney transplant patients being people of color—our conversation emphasized the impact one donor can make. We also discussed how our faith communities are stepping up to raise awareness and support health equity. Remember, one decision can save lives. Register to be a donor at ⁠sierradonor.org⁠ or ⁠Donate Life California⁠ and talk to your family about your choice. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/iammswanda/support

This year, we celebrate the 70th anniversary of TeachBeyond! TeachBeyond was actually formerly known as Janz Team Ministries for over 50 years, changing its name to TeachBeyond in 2009. Listen in to hear more of the story of how TeachBeyond came about as we talk with George and Beverley Durance - well known for their family ties to the original Janz Team and their roles as former TeachBeyond President and Donor Services. “Being part of the Janz family played a huge, positive role in my life.” - Bev Durance “We said, ‘Wow, we would really like to do something for God, and we don't want to get old and wonder what it would have been like to do that.'” - George Durance “The biggest motivator [..] was just strictly a deep desire to say the same thing in the 21st century that our forefathers had said in the 20th century, and if we were going to do that, we had to change how we said that.” - George Durance “We started by praying. I think this has become a real hallmark of TeachBeyond – that we pray.” - George Durance “When you have faith, you always act. Faith is never sitting on your backside. You ask and then you act.” - George Durance “When you put your foot on the accelerator, don't take it off because you'll never find it again.” - George Durance “If you're going to cast a vision, you have to actually have a vision.” - George Durance “We see transformed lives, we see people changed across the globe, based on an educational initiative that the Holy Spirit has empowered and used.” - George Durance “Who would have guessed that I would follow in my mother's footsteps to process the donations to support this work?” - Bev Durance “We determined that we would take every opportunity to develop relationships with the donors […] Our job was to give the organization face for the many people who wanted to support the work.” - Bev Durance “I just love seeing God's hand of provision at work every day, and that transforms a person.” - Bev Durance “So how does one keep going? How does one persevere in doing good? As we know, we will reap the harvest if we keep persevering, and one of the ways is to remember right from the beginning that God has gone before and prepared hearts and that you're in the center of His will, no matter how hard or discouraged you feel.” - George Durance “Our missionaries are doing this – communicating the Gospel and discipling students in educational settings around the world – and I think my uncles would be so pleased to see the work they started continuing in this way.” - Bev Durance Learn more about TeachBeyond's annual Day of Giving here! What's changing our lives: Keane: Scheduled phone calls with his brother Heather: Visiting her mentor from a past season Beverley: Entering retirement and more time with family George: Keeping busy in this season of life We'd love to hear from you! podcast@teachbeyond.org Podcast Website: https://teachbeyond.org/podcast Learn about TeachBeyond: https://teachbeyond.org/ 

Paul McKinney, Director of Donor Services and Logistics at the Irish Blood Transfusion Service, on concern over low blood stocks across all groups.

A mother-daughter duo involved in a notorious body-sale scheme are scheduled to be resentenced on February 14th, 2025. Megan Hess, who ran Sunset Mesa Funeral Directors and Donor Services in Montrose, and her mother, Shirley Koch, had previously pleaded guilty to mail fraud in connection with the scheme. However, their original sentences—twenty years for Hess and fifteen years for Koch—were recently overturned by a federal appeals court. The court found errors in the way the District Court had calculated the offense levels and losses to victims.Support the show: https://www.montrosepress.com/site/forms/subscription_services/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

My goal with this podcast is to brighten your day with positive stories from good people and organizations who are doing their part to make the world a better place. Episode 8 features New England Donor Services. New England Donor Services (NEDS) coordinates organ and tissue donation in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, the eastern counties of Vermont and Bermuda. Through its federally designated organ procurement organization, New England Organ Bank (NEOB), and its centralized tissue donation services operation, NEDS serves thousands of donor families each year who have generously made the choice to donate and honors the decision of those who registered as donors and gave the gift of life.This episode is particularly special and important for me as I have a close family member who is an organ donation recipient.I hope after having heard this episode you will have learned a lot, feel inspired, and register to be an organ donor if you are not already.For more information on Organ Donation please visithttps://donatelife.net/https://registerme.org/https://neds.org/Be sure to follow Dose of Good on social media for the latest updates on the PodcastFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?...Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/dose_of_goo...YouTube -   / @doseofgoodpodcast  

Paul McKinney, Director of Donor Services and Logistics, Irish Blood Transfusion Service, appeals for more blood donors as supplies reach 'worryingly low levels.'

The 2024 CanadaHelps Giving Report contains some disturbing news – it found that for the eleventh year running, the number of Canadians making donations to charities has declined. According to the report, this alarming downward trend in donations seems to transcend economic circumstances – in other words, data shows that it is not solely caused by a recession, the pandemic or inflationary spikes. What's driving this trend and what can nonprofits and charities do to reverse it? We talk to sector experts in this episode of CharityVillage Connects to find out.Meet Our Guests in Order of Appearance Duke Chang, President and CEO, CanadaHelpsJulie Fiorini, General Manager, Donor Services & Brand Marketing, CanadaHelpsTovah Barocas, President, Earth RangersJustin Scaini, Executive Vice President, Culture and Chief Strategy Officer, Kids Help PhoneOmar Visram, Co-Founder and CEO, Enkel Backoffice SolutionsCharlotte Field, Partner, Good WorksCathy Mann, Founder, The Fundraising LabWe've gathered the resources from this episode into one helpful list:2024 CanadaHelps Giving Report2023 CanadaHelps Giving ReportGenWellEco-Anxiety in Children: Anxious for Action Generosity in Canada (Sector3Insights)Fewer charitable donors, less money donated in 2022 (Statistics Canada) State of the Legacy Nation 2023 (Good Works)Kids Help Phone Launches Largest Youth Mental Health Movement, Feel Out Loud, to Address Crisis in CanadaLearn more and listen to the full interviews with the guests here.

***NEW EPISODE AVAILABLE*** What a pleasure to end Donor Awareness Month with friends to the show Sierra Donor Services. Director of External Affairs, Michael Coleman reminded us that every month is donor awareness month considering the need for organ and tissue donation, especially in black and brown communities. Black patients account for nearly 10% of those on the transplant waiting list in California. Considering that we make up 6% of California's population, those are staggering numbers. The need for African American organ, eye and tissue donors is vital. There is hope! Joining our conversation is Winnie Bender, a 30 year liver recipient. Hear Ms. Bender and her daughter share their journey and the importance of familial support. We also address the myths that may be barriers to donation as well as Sierra's partnership with the Department of Motor Vehicles. To learn more, visit: https://sierradonor.org/ Become a donor at: https://donatelifecalifornia.org/ Show Sponsors: Tapping with Dr. Gig Learn about the amazing benefits of Emotional Freedom Technique. Join Dr. Gigi's Tapping Into Recovery Program today. Learn more at https://tappingwithdrgigi.com/ Serendipity Innovation A woman-owned technology firm specializing in building technology products to keep your business in the forefront. Websites, mobile apps, landing pages, eCommerce and more. Learn more at: serendipityinnovation.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/iammswanda/support

Hundreds of New Mexicans are waiting for a life-saving organ donation from someone they may never meet. According to Donor Services, Kidneys are the most needed organ in New Mexico due to the increased risk of diabetes and kidney failure. This week, Victoria Yocum shares her journey as a young woman with a rare liver disease, the obstacles she navigated in the local healthcare system, and how she's paying her gift forward today. Celina Espinoza, External Affairs Director with Donate Life New Mexico and New Mexico Donor Services explains some of the challenges locals face regarding organ donation.  We appreciate our listeners. Send your feedback or story ideas to hosts chris.mckee@krqe.com or gabrielle.burkhart@krqe.com. We're also on Twitter (X), Facebook, & Instagram at @ChrisMcKeeTV and @gburkNM. For more on this episode and all of our prior episodes, visit our podcast website: KRQE.com/podcasts.

WBZ NewsRadio's Madison Rogers (@MadisonWBZ) reports.

Description: In this episode of Philanthropy Speaks, join us as we delve into the inspiring stories and impactful initiatives of the women from the Flint Area Chapter of The Links, Incorporated. This episode's host Lottie Ferguson, Vice President of Development and Donor Services has a meaningful conversation with her Links sisters Lennetta Coney and Wanda Harden. Discover their motivations, challenges, and successes in giving back to the community through their partnership with the Community Foundation of Greater Flint. From the establishment of the Flint Kids Matter Fund to empowering the next generation of female philanthropists, their journey exemplifies the transformative power of philanthropy in Flint and Genesee County, Michigan. Support the show

Sierra Donor Services (SDS) serves nearly three million people across Northern California and Northern Nevada. They are a team of professionals dedicated to saving and improving lives by connecting organ and tissue donations to the patients who need them. Family, did you know that one organ donor can save as many as eight lives. One tissue donor can improve the lives of 75 or more people. Dwayne Wilson is a devoted and energetic Donate Life Ambassador who had to leave his career as an NBA equipment manager when his chronic heart condition led to the need for a transplant. Luckily Wilson received a heart transplant in 2021 and has never felt better. Michael Coleman is Sierra Donor Services' (SDS) Director of External Affairs, has a passion for sharply increasing the number of registered organ and tissue donors and ultimately eliminating the organ transplant wait list. Tune in to hear my conversation with Dwayne as he shares his inspirational story from living with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, a disease in which the heart muscle becomes thickened, making it harder for the heart to pump blood, to transplantation. Michael joins the conversation to inform the Full Circle Family on all the good work Sierra Donor Services is doing. To learn more about Sierra Donor Services, visit their website or follow them on social media: https://sierradonor.org/ @sierradonorservices https://www.facebook.com/SierraDonorServices Learn more about organ and tissue donation, or sign up for the registry https://donatelife.net/ Special thanks to show sponsors: https://tappingwithdrgigi.com/ https://serendipityinnovation.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/iammswanda/support

The Irish Blood Transfusion Service says it's to ensure the stability of the National blood supply. Director of Donor Services with the IBTS Paul McKinney joins us

Danielle Falconer is the are VP of Versiti and Director of Donor Services! The Buckeyes battle the Wolverines in blood donations to save lives and fight Cancer! Buckeyes look to defend their title from last year

Paul McKinney, Irish Blood Transfusion Service Director of Donor Services and Logistics discusses the organisation's appeal for blood donors.

A seasoned marketer with nearly 25+ years of experience, Shannon has led the marketing team at CanadaHelps for over seven years and brings experience from working at leading brands and technology innovators including eSight Eyewear, Kobo, WIND Mobile, FedEx, and LEGO. She is currently General Manager, Donor Services & Brand Marketing (formerly CMO) at CanadaHelps.  In this episode Shannon shares insights from the 2023 Giving Report, which details the concerning changes in how Canadians are giving and 10 challenges facing charities today; along with her career journey and recommendations for nonprofits and charities.  Connect with Shannon on Linkedin: https://linkedin.com/in/shannonlyncraig  Connect with Daniel on LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/danielfrancavilla Growth for Good is hosted by Daniel Francavilla, Marketing Advisor & Brand Strategist. The show is produced by CreatorClub for Daniel Does Consulting. Get more from Growth for Good at http://GrowthforGood.ca.  For support with marketing and more for your organization visit https://danieldoes.co.  Looking to produce a podcast of your own? Visit http://CreatorClubStudios.com.

00:00 Show Open / Sonya Thesing, Executive Director of Huckleberry House, which shelters and helps homeless youth in Columbus. 14:00 Courtesy of our sister station, WBNS 10-TV, Tracy Townsend gets reaction from Ohio leaders about the indictment of former President Donald Trump; she'll also provide information on Ohio's new voter I-D and distracted driving laws; and talks with Governor Mike DeWine about the importance of childhood literacy programs. 42:00 Danielle Falconer, Area Vice President and Director of Donor Services at Versiti Blood Center of Ohio. 48:30 John Grey of Ashville, Ohio, who received a heart transplant at the OSU Wexner Medical Center in October of 2020.

Megan Hess, a former owner of the Colorado funeral home, Sunset Mesa, has pleaded guilty to secretly dissecting corpses and selling body parts without consent from relatives of the deceased. Hess and her mother, Shirley Koch, launched a non-profit donor service organization in 2009. They forged dozens of body donor consent forms and sold the body parts for profit. They have both been convicted and sentenced for their crimes.  In this episode of Body Bags, forensics expert Joseph Scott Morgan and special guest co-host  Dave Mack discuss the purpose of funeral homes, how one decides what is done with a loved one's remains, the legal procedures for deciding what is done with bodily remains, using bodies for medical purposes, and much more. Subscribe to Body Bags with Joseph Scott Morgan : Apple Podcasts Spotify iHeart Show Notes: 0:00 - Intro 0:45 - Background  2:40 - What is the purpose of a funeral home?  5:05 - Gross Anatomy 5:50 - Deciding what is done with a body after death 8:10 - Donor Services and Megan Hess 13:35 - Can you tell if someone's ashes aren't real? 16:00 - Legal procedures for remains  18:10 - Non-transplant anatomical donation 19:30 - Jeff Peacock and finding out his parents were victims of Hess 23:40 - Body parts sold having certain diseases 25:30 - Using bodies for medical purposes 27:50 - Sentencing for Megan Hess and her mother Shirley Koch 28:30 - Wrap-upSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The FDA relaxes blood donation rules for gay men but that doesn't mean they can sign up right away. The idea is to broaden the pool of donors, so why aren't more people coming in?   In February, KCBS Radio launched #KCBSCares, a donation campaign with the American Red Cross. Now that it's Red Cross Month, KCBS Radio's Holly Quan caught back up with Justin Mueller, Northern California Red Cross Regional Executive for Donor Services. Subscribe to Bay Current on the Audacy app or wherever you listen.

Megan Hess, a former owner of the Colorado funeral home, Sunset Mesa, has pleaded guilty to secretly dissecting corpses and selling body parts without consent from relatives of the deceased. Hess and her mother, Shirley Koch, launched a non-profit donor service organization in 2009. They forged dozens of body donor consent forms and sold the body parts for profit. They have both been convicted and sentenced for their crimes.  In this episode of Body Bags, forensics expert Joseph Scott Morgan and special guest co-host  Dave Mack discuss the purpose of funeral homes, how one decides what is done with a loved one's remains, the legal procedures for deciding what is done with bodily remains, using bodies for medical purposes, and much more. Show Notes: 0:00 - Intro 0:45 - Background  2:40 - What is the purpose of a funeral home?  5:05 - Gross Anatomy 5:50 - Deciding what is done with a body after death 8:10 - Donor Services and Megan Hess 13:35 - Can you tell if someone's ashes aren't real? 16:00 - Legal procedures for remains  18:10 - Non-transplant anatomical donation 19:30 - Jeff Peacock and finding out his parents were victims of Hess 23:40 - Body parts sold having certain diseases 25:30 - Using bodies for medical purposes 27:50 - Sentencing for Megan Hess and her mother Shirley Koch 28:30 - Wrap-upSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Tuesday, a former proprietor of a funeral facility in Colorado was given a sentence of 20 years in federal prison for cheating the surviving family members of 560 deceased people by dissecting their bodies and selling their body parts without authorization. In July, 46-year-old Megan Hess entered a guilty plea to the charge of fraud. Within the same structure in Montrose, Colorado, she ran both a funeral home known as Sunset Mesa and a business known as Donor Services, which dealt with body parts. The law imposed a maximum sentence of twenty years for the offense. If you like TRUE CRIME TODAY - and want AD FREE episodes, Be sure to sub to our premium channel on APPLE PODCASTS! http://shorturl.at/uLTWX  Get access to: -Ad Free EXCLUSIVE BONUS Series from True Crime Today. -Advance Episodes -Ad Free Episodes

Erika Riddle Petrozelli is the President and Chief Executive Officer of the Lehigh Valley Community Foundation, which helps donors with their charitable contributions using a simple, powerful, and highly personalized approach. Joining the Foundation in 2014 as Director of Donor Services, she focused on maintaining and expanding philanthropic relationships of the Foundation and was named the CEO in 2021. She has also served as Vice President of Philanthropy, contributing to strategic decisions and community leadership activities, particularly during the pandemic.  Erika is also a CPA that provides professional knowledge and advice about charitable giving to a wide range of Lehigh Valley residents, from individuals and families to their trusted advisors and local businesses. She was recently named Vice Chair of the board of the Pennsylvania Community Foundation Alliance. In this episode… Would you like to make charitable contributions, leave a legacy, and impact the world? What's the best way to achieve your goal?  Many people are willing to help their communities and support the causes that matter to them. There has been a rise in nonprofit organizations and community foundations to help. And now, Erika Riddle Petrozelli shares how she's running a community foundation that helps donors with charitable contributions using a simple, powerful, and highly personalized approach.  In today's episode of Cornerstone Unplugged, join JP Cavaliere and Stephen Link as they sit down with Erika Riddle Petrozelli, the President and Chief Executive Officer of the Lehigh Valley Community Foundation, to discuss what it takes to run a community foundation. Erika explains how she got into the nonprofit space and her role in the Lehigh Valley Community Foundation, the Foundation's role in other nonprofits, endowment, how capacity building impacts the Foundation, and how people can invest with the Foundation. 

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On this week's episode of IMPACTability®, we're joined by Becca Zebovitz, the Director of Donor Services at the Orthodox Union. She's here to tell us all about fundraising through her organizations feel-good story. Along the way we'll answer some important questions about how to get started and learn how to manage financial needs for multiple channels. Should you hire experts to start the fundraising process, or do you get current staff to add it to their duties? How will it all turn out? Find all the answers on this week's episode of IMPACTability®!   Highlights  What is Orthodox Union? 2:15  Success with Social Services 4:00  Being "an Umbrella Organization" 5:40  The necessity of fundraising 7:00  How to create a new culture 13:33  Finding potential fundraisers in your staff 15:08  Keeping donors informed 17:25  The challenges of competing organizational needs 18:30  Got a question that you'd like to ask a nonprofit professional? Check out the Coaches Corner in every episode, where our Impact Coaches answer your questions regarding your nonprofit. Email your questions to IMPACTCoaches@IMPACTability.net and listen to next week's episode to see if your question gets answered!  Engage with other nonprofit professionals by joining our https://www.facebook.com/groups/impactability/ (IMPACTability® Facebook community!)  Like this episode? Subscribe to our podcast on https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/impactability-the-nonprofit-leaders-podcast/id1590404155 (Apple), https://open.spotify.com/show/649fryS6H0HV5L1gncViE6 (Spotify), or your favorite podcasting app.  Sponsored by: Sometimes there's just not enough hours in the day to get the work at your nonprofit done. Soukup Strategic Solutions can help. We can handle all types of projects, especially the ones you can't seem to get to; fundraising, marketing, communications and more! With Soukup Strategic Solutions, you'll have a team of nonprofit professionals working for you. You'll have more hands-on deck, reduce overhead, and increase efficiency. For a free consultation on how we can help your nonprofit, visit SoukupStrategicSolutions.com. Maximize your impact with Soukup Strategic Solutions!  Leave a review: Reviews are hugely important because they help new people discover this podcast. If you enjoyed listening to this episode, please leave us a review.  This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

Oliver Peterson was joined by Cath Stone, Lifeblood's Executive Director of Donor Services who told Oly another 700,000 Australian's are now eligible to donate.  The Therapeutic Goods Administration decided to scrap the ban on donations from people who lived in the UK for six months or longer, which was put in place due to concerns about the impact of the country's “mad cow” epidemic.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jamie Margolis, Senior VP of Donor Services at Be The Match, joins Jordana Green to discuss the mission of Be The Match and how anyone can get involved in saving the lives of blood cancer patients like Jordana.

What happens after an advisor refers a client to the Community Foundation of Snohomish County? What does "donor services" really mean? How can our team help your clients meet their perfect charitable "match"? (Think Match.com, but not in a creepy way ;-) ). Join us for a conversation with Angelique Leone, the Community Foundation's VP in charge of all things Donor Services. Hear about how she and we work with individuals and families by helping them make tax-smart donations today AND leave a meaningful generational legacy for tomorrow. Listen in, share your thoughts, and spread the word about charitable giving options on this episode of "Looking Forward. Giving Back." --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lookingforwardgivingback/message

Check out The Bridge Resource Partnership fund here. Summary: In this episode, our enthusiastic host, Phylanice Nashe, leads an insightful panel discussion about funding Black-Owned businesses. The brilliant minds featured in this panel include Dr. Turner Nashe, Harry Allen, Amy Fair, and Rev. Dr. John Faison. Our guests share valuable information about the history, purpose, and future of the fund. If you're a Black entrepreneur looking to fund your business, check out this powerful discussion! You'll leave the conversation informed about the racial wealth gap and how we plan to solve it. Discussion Topics: The Personal “Why”Racial Wealth GapDr. Nashe's experiencesThe Systemic “Why” & Lack of Funding for Black FoundersHow the Racial Wealth Gap Leads to Lack of Funding for Black FoundersDevelopment of the PartnershipWho the Fund Is ForHow Each Organization Joined the ProjectImpact on Fund RecipientsNumber of Businesses Helped and Total Amount of Money LentLong-Term Goals to Build a Network for the CommunityHow To ApplyWho Can Apply?What Makes a Good Candidate How to Recieve Referrals Future of the FundFundraising PlansGoals for GrowthFinal Nuggets of WisdomHost/Moderator: The Phylanice Nashe Experience PodcastPanelists:Dr. Turner Nashe, Jr., Philanthropist & FunderHarry Allen, Co-Founder & EVP, Studio Bank Amy Fair, VP Donor Services, The Community Foundation of Middle TennesseeRev. Dr. John Faison, Sr., Sr. Pastor Watson Grove Missionary Baptist Church Host: Phylanice Nashe's Social Media LinkedIn:  The Phylanice Nashe Experience PodcastIG:   @phylanicenasheFB:   The Phylanice Nashe Experience PodcastSubscribe: "The Phylanice Nashe Experience Podcast" YouTube Channel Guest: Dr. Turner Nashe's Social MediaWebsite: ReCOVer-Health: https://recover-health.com/Email: tnashe@recover-health.comLinkedIn: Dr. Turner Nashe Guest: Harry Allen's Social MediaEmail: harry.allen@studiobank.comPhone Number: 615 - 338 - 9169LinkedIn: Harry AllenGuest: Amy Fair's Social MediaWebsite: The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee https://www.cfmt.org/Phone Number:  615 - 321 - 4939LinkedIn: Amy FairGuest:  Rev. Dr. John Faison Sr.'s Social MediaWebsite: www.thegrovenash.org / www.johnfaison.orgFacebook: Watson Grove Baptist Church / John Faison, Sr.Twitter: @TheGroveNash / @johnfaisonsrInstagram: @TheGroveNash / @johnfaisonsr

Season Four is here! For this episode, guest host Maritza R. Luebbers talks to Olivia Lemus Lucio, the Director of Development & Donor Services at Food Bank RGV INC. From volunteer to director, Olivia shares what it's like to work in the non-profit sector, why it's important to be involved in community organizations and she shares some amazing advice for the listeners! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mujeresintheknow/support

We're back and diving into how you can make a difference with your year-end gifts. Community Foundation President Nancy Anthony joins us to discuss this year's changes to charitable giving, how donors can make the most of their gifts and much more. GiveSmartOKC manager Rachel Mouton is also here to walk us through how donors can learn more about charitable organizations and give smarter this holiday season.

Cathy Baillargeon is the Founder and CEO of Virtual Cathy, a virtual assistant company providing personal and affordable administrative assistant services for businesses. Before Cathy started her company three years ago, she was a Consulting Associate at Salsbury & Co.  Cathy also has an extensive background in nursing and healthcare management. She was the Director of Coordination and Donor Services at MedCure, Inc., an Occupational Health Technician and Medical Assistant at Lower Columbia Occupational Health, and a Medical Assistant at Vancouver Allergy and Asthma Clinic. In this episode: Are you a business owner struggling to keep up with your emails, scheduling, and other administrative tasks? Can your processes and procedures be organized and improved? Then it might be time to get a virtual assistant, and Cathy Baillargeon can tell you why. Cathy Baillargeon is the Founder and CEO of Virtual Cathy, a virtual assistant company providing personal and affordable administrative assistant services to businesses. She's an expert in finding the right solutions for busy business owners, having over 15 years of experience in management. She's here to tell you all about it and give you tips on organizing your business along the way. On this episode of the Systems Simplified Podcast, Adi Klevit has a conversation with the Founder and CEO of Virtual Cathy, Cathy Baillargeon, all about the benefits of virtual assistants. They discuss what virtual assistants can do for your business, effectively documenting processes and procedures, how processes can implement company culture, and much more. Stay tuned!

This year has been filled with disaster for many Davidson County residents: flash flooding, tornadoes, storms and a bombing!  That's where Nashville VOAD (Voluntary Organizations active in Disaster) step in to help! VOAD is a collaboration of nonprofit, faith-based and community organizations from across the city, who help Davidson County recover when disaster strikes.  In this podcast, hear how to get help, and how to support what VOAD is doing to help our neighbors!  Guests: Tina Doniger, Executive Director of the Community Resource Center;  Amy Fair, the VP of Donor Services with the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

EMERGENCY NEED FOR BLOOD, PLATELET AND PLASMA DONATIONS IN UNITED STATES  Learn why convalescent plasma is so important to patients fighting COVID-19 and how you can help    CLIFF NUMARK Senior Vice President of Donor Services and Chief of Marketing for Vitalant, the nation’s largest nonprofit, independent blood services provider      COVID-19 cases are skyrocketing across the country and the world. As cases rise, the need for convalescent plasma donations rises as well and […] The post Cliff Numark: December 18, 2020 first appeared on The Bill Martinez Show.

What happens when you donate items to Goodwill? Where do they go? Are there donations they will not accept? And what do you do if you donate an item by accident? (This happened to Jim!) This episode includes answers to these questions and more and Jim and Jerry welcome Michele Prox-Foos to the microphone. Michele is Director of Transportation and Donor Services for Goodwill Industries of Southwest Florida, Inc., which includes Lee, Collier, Charlotte, Hendry and Glades Counties. Michelle says the organization has its own internet auction site for valuable items and  offers a home pickup service for large items — plus a concierge-level service that could come in handy for Realtors®.  Part 2 of 3 shows about Goodwill. Host: Jim Sanville. Producer: Jerry Johnson.  

Have you ever thought about supporting your community through charitable contributions? Or maybe you are already giving to charity, but wonder if you are doing so in the most efficient and effective way? In this episode, Joe Carter, VP of development at the Community Foundation, guides you through the many different ways you can make an impact this giving season - or at any point in your life! Dan and Joe look back on their favorite creative giving tools of 2020 and predict what's going to shape the charitable sector in 2021. We also talk to a donor who has created a sizable legacy himself about his experience working with the Foundation's donor services team. Tune in to get valuable year-end giving advice, a comprehensive fund type 101, and savvy tax strategies relating to the CARES Act.

Organ and tissue donation is something that you've probably heard about. Maybe you're listed as an organ donor on your driver's license. Maybe you saw that episode of Grey's Anatomy or another hospital show where someone's life was saved by an organ donor. But how does it all work? And what's the difference between organ and tissue donation. Taylor Anderton from Carolina Donor Services gives us the answers.Beyond the Obituary is hosted by Joe Smolenski and is a production of Earfluence.

The Global Pandemic continues and so do the lessons being learned by grant advisors working directly with funders seeking to provide impactful COVID-19 relief through philanthropy. The third installment of this series provides that advice to all our listeners and answers to commonly asked questions about the impact of COVID-19 relief funded by philanthropy. Join CAF America President & CEO, Ted Hart, and Senior Vice President of External Affairs at CAF America, Jessie Krafft, as they sit down with their very own Loren Previti, Senior Director of Donor Services, to help funders increase the impact of COVID-19 philanthropic funding around the world. 

The Global Pandemic continues and so do the lessons being learned by grant advisors working directly with funders seeking to provide impactful COVID-19 relief through philanthropy. This podcast provides that advice to all our listeners and answers to commonly asked questions about the impact of COVID-19 relief funded by philanthropy. We will discuss examples of grants that are being made to help with COVID-19 relief on the ground where it is needed most. Where are the hot spots around the country and around the world? Where is philanthropy making a difference? How can your philanthropy do the most good? Join CAF America President & CEO, Ted Hart, and Senior Vice President of External Affairs at CAF America, Jessie Krafft, as they sit down with their very own Loren Previti, Senior Director of Donor Services, to help funders increase the impact of COVID-19 philanthropic funding around the world. 

In Episode 184, Pastor Corey and Tim talk with Mission Aviation Fellowship missionaries Joe and Karen Adams about their work in Lesotho, the challenges of Covid-19, and the ways we can support their ministry. To give specifically to Covid-19 relief in Lesotho, contact: jadams@maf.org (Joe) or kadams@maf.org (Karen). To support their ongoing mission work in Lesotho, go to www.maf.org/adams and click on the "DONATE" tab, call (800) 359-7623 and ask for "DONOR SERVICES," or Mail your check, payable to MAF, and note "Adams 9215" in the memo line, and send to: Mission Aviation Fellowship, P.O. Box 47, Nampa, ID 83653

With so many places now closed where SANBS usually collects donations, and some of the common misinformation people have, this conversation answers your key questions on safety during the Covid-19 pandemic. Visit the SANBS website · Follow on Facebook ·

In this challenging time of the Covid-19 (SARS-CoronaVirus-2) outbreak, with people being encouraged to self-isolate as much as possible, we must remember that essential services need to be kept running. Many services are under major pressure, one of which is the South African National Blood Service. With people working from home, schools and universities closed, and fewer visitors to Shopping centres where they do blood drives, blood donations have dropped to a point where national blood banks have only enough for three days. This means there won't be enough blood for those who really need it - for those involved in accidents, for those undergoing operations or those having transfusions. Dr Pheello Lethola, Lead Consultant for Blood Donor services, is on hand to tell us why it's safe to continue giving blood, and the steps the SANBS are taking to ensure your safety, while ensuring we can save lives. SANBS 0800 119 031 COVID-19 HOTLINE at the NCID 0800 029 999 Visit the SANBS website https://sanbs.org.za Music : https://JohnBartmann.com Connect with Melanie on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/melstreasures.co.za/ When you're ready to produce your own podcast, contact the podcast experts at SolidGoldStudios.co.za

In this challenging time of the Covid-19 (SARS-CoronaVirus-2) outbreak, with people being encouraged to self-isolate as much as possible, we must remember that essential services need to be kept running. Many services are under major pressure, one of which is the South African National Blood Service. With people working from home, schools and universities closed, and fewer visitors to Shopping centres where they do blood drives, blood donations have dropped to a point where national blood banks have only enough for three days. This means there won't be enough blood for those who really need it - for those involved in accidents, for those undergoing operations or those having transfusions. Dr Pheello Lethola, Lead Consultant for Blood Donor services, is on hand to tell us why it's safe to continue giving blood, and the steps the SANBS are taking to ensure your safety, while ensuring we can save lives. SANBS 0800 119 031 COVID-19 HOTLINE at the NCID 0800 029 999 Visit the SANBS website https://sanbs.org.za Music : https://JohnBartmann.com Connect with Melanie on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/melstreasures.co.za/ When you're ready to produce your own podcast, contact the podcast experts at SolidGoldStudios.co.za Mel's Treasures on Facebook

In this challenging time of the Covid-19 (SARS-CoronaVirus-2) outbreak, with people being encouraged to self-isolate as much as possible, we must remember that essential services need to be kept running. Many services are under major pressure, one of which is the South African National Blood Service. With people working from home, schools and universities closed, and fewer visitors to Shopping centres where they do blood drives, blood donations have dropped to a point where national blood banks have only enough for three days. This means there won't be enough blood for those who really need it - for those involved in accidents, for those undergoing operations or those having transfusions. Dr Pheello Lethola, Lead Consultant for Blood Donor services, is on hand to tell us why it's safe to continue giving blood, and the steps the SANBS are taking to ensure your safety, while ensuring we can save lives. SANBS 0800 119 031 COVID-19 HOTLINE at the NCID 0800 029 999 Visit the SANBS website https://sanbs.org.za Music : https://JohnBartmann.com Connect with Melanie on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/melstreasures.co.za/ When you're ready to produce your own podcast, contact the podcast experts at

Full Circle Radio with Ms. Wanda - Empowerment through Conversation: Original Air Date: 1/12/2019 Conversation with Deanna Santana, Public Relations Manager at Sierra Donor Services. Listen to my powerful conversation with Deanna, as she shares the touching story of how her family decided to donate her son's organs to save the lives of others. Joining in the conversation is Kyla Aquino Irving, two-time kidney recipient. Email the show at: Fullcircle975@gmail.com Like, share and follow the show on Social Media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Full-Circle-975-131396301044120/?eid=ARDhouJJunlpb7dFOodvfQUeInFqD7Wu0d3SXfWoDa_AaY0Bma6eMHTFpS-PIq-F6vjp8wH7JxHs6vc3 Instagram: Full_Circle975

Despite the perception to the contrary, African Americans are philanthropic - in fact, Blacks give more than 8% of their discretionary income to charity, more than any other racial group in America. Blacks donate 25% more of discretionary income than their white counterparts and nearly two-thirds of African American households give formally to charities to the tune of more than $11 billion per year. So why is the Black community perceived as a "taker" of charity rather than "giver"? On the next Another View we'll talk about African American philanthropy with Valaida Fullwood, author of "Giving Back: A Tribute to Generations of African American Philanthropists", Vivian Oden, Director of Donor Services with the Hampton Roads Community Foundation, and Nicole Cleveland, Annual Fund Officer for WHRO Public Media. Join us for the next Another View, Friday, August 17 at noon on 89.5 WHRV-FM or stream us live on this blog!

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In this month's episode, we talk Ethics in Fundraising with Daniel Brunette from the Ottawa Community Foundation Daniel Brunette is the Director, Development and Donor Services for the Ottawa Community Foundation. During the past 17 years, he has worked and volunteered in a number of different capacities in the not-for-profit sector. He began his career by working on the Passing the Torch Campaign to build the new Canadian War Museum, before being recruited to the  University of Ottawa and then by the Boys and Girls Club of Ottawa. In 2012, he was invited to join the Ottawa Community Foundation and has served on the Management team since in January of 2015.

A sneak peek at Episode 2, ladies and gentlemen! Extremely excited to share with you a little about what you can expect from our interview with Dan Burnette!  Daniel Brunette is the Director, Development and Donor Services for the Ottawa Community Foundation. During the past 17 years, he has worked and volunteered in a number of different capacities in the not-for-profit sector. As a volunteer, Daniel has spoken extensively about fundraising. In 2015, he was recognized with a Community Builder Award from United Way Ottawa for his sector involvement and capacity-building work.

048 Sherri Settles–Tennessee Donor Services Improving Lives by Connecting People—Organ and Tissue Donation and Transplantation Everyone has an opportunity to leave a legacy as a registered organ and tissue donor. As a donor, you can save and improve lives of individuals in need of a lifesaving transplant and those whose lives are impacted by tissue donation. Or you can volunteer as an ambassador, telling your story to community groups of how giving or receiving an organ or tissue donation has had an impact on you and your family. Or you can help get the word out through mailings, special projects, and participating in the big fundraising concert. Volunteering at any level helps connect people who have great need with those who can give of themselves. Sherri Settles, staff with Tennessee Donor Services, talks about how volunteers, donors, and families make donation and transplantation possible. By mobilizing the power of people and the potential of technology, Tennessee Donor Services extend the reach of each donor’s gift, honoring their gift of life. Visit the Tennessee Donor Services website (tds.dcids.org) for more information. Find other episodes in the series at retiretovolunteering.com. Support this series at patreon.com/volunteering.

Happy Holidays from the Menasha Library Podcast! Today we discuss an important topic with the Vice President of Donor Services at the Community Blood Center, Kris Belanger (pictured below). During the holiday season donor numbers drop, so to encourage and remind and thank, they are giving away a free long-sleeve t-shirt to all donors between December 22 and January 15th. SO, if you haven’t donated before, now is the time! The Menasha Library Blood Drive is on December 26th from 3pm to 6pm. And to alleviate any trepidation, we discuss the whole process, what to expect, and why they need you.

On this month's show we'll find out about how the B's Supporting Youth Foundation is empowering kids to help feed their peers. We'll discover how Alex Draper, ECF's Donor Grants Associate is reshaping Edmonton's philanthropic data landscape. We'll get inspired by the Christmas Bureau's ambitious goal to provide 70,000 holiday meals this season.  And, we'll touch on how you can make the most of year end giving. If you would like to find out more about how you can give with Edmonton Community Foundation, please feel welcome to reach out to our fantastic team in Donor Services. Or you can […]

Kristine Belanger, Vice President of Donor Services at the Community Blood Center in Appleton, joined the Morning Show to talk about "Give a Pint, Give a Pound this holiday season.

Kristine Belanger, Vice President of Donor Services at the Community Blood Center in Appleton, joined the Morning Show to talk about "Give a Pint, Give a Pound this holiday season.