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Speaker: Pastor Sharon Rogers Scripture: 20:11-20 Follow us on Instagram: @ uhdtchurch Like and Share us on Facebook @ UHDTCHURCH Physical Address: 10121 Scyene Rd. Dallas, TX 75227 Listed below are several options for submitting your financial contributions to back the online live-streaming and in support of our church (i.e. Tithes, Offerings, Donations): PayPal Link: https://paypal.me/uhdtchurch Givelify: https://giv.li/bie2r1 Mail Checks or Money Orders to: UHDT Church P.O. Box 850346 Mesquite, TX 75185 We love you for Watching!

Speaker: Pastor Sharon RogersScripture: Acts 2:1–4 Follow Us Online:

"Complexity kills momentum. Simplicity drives scale." This episode unpacks how Givelify transformed from a simple idea to processing billions in donations by focusing on trust, alignment, and location-free giving. Refer a Remote Work Expert As a Guest On The ShowClick here remoteworklife.io to subscribe to my free newsletter Connect on LinkedIn

Speaker: Evangelist Linda MooreScripture: 2 Timothy 4:1–5 Follow Us Online:

Speaker: Pastor Sharon Rogers Scripture: Proverbs 18:17-24 Follow us on Instagram: @ uhdtchurch Like and Share us on Facebook @ UHDTCHURCH Physical Address: 10121 Scyene Rd. Dallas, TX 75227 Listed below are several options for submitting your financial contributions to back the online live-streaming and in support of our church (i.e. Tithes, Offerings, Donations): PayPal Link: https://paypal.me/uhdtchurch Givelify: https://giv.li/bie2r1 Mail Checks or Money Orders to: UHDT Church P.O. Box 850346 Mesquite, TX 75185 We love you for Watching!

peaker: Pastor Sharon Rogers Scripture: Proverbs 31:10 Follow us on Instagram: @ uhdtchurch Like and Share us on Facebook @ UHDTCHURCH Physical Address: 10121 Scyene Rd. Dallas, TX 75227 Listed below are several options for submitting your financial contributions to back the online live-streaming and in support of our church (i.e. Tithes, Offerings, Donations): PayPal Link: https://paypal.me/uhdtchurch Givelify: https://giv.li/bie2r1 Mail Checks or Money Orders to: UHDT Church P.O. Box 850346 Mesquite, TX 75185 We love you for Watching!

Speaker: Pastor Sharon Rogers Scripture: Acts 16:16-21; 25-30 Follow us on Instagram: @ uhdtchurch Like and Share us on Facebook @ UHDTCHURCH Physical Address: 10121 Scyene Rd. Dallas, TX 75227 Listed below are several options for submitting your financial contributions to back the online live-streaming and in support of our church (i.e. Tithes, Offerings, Donations): PayPal Link: https://paypal.me/uhdtchurch Givelify: https://giv.li/bie2r1 Mail Checks or Money Orders to: UHDT Church P.O. Box 850346 Mesquite, TX 75185 We love you for Watching!

In this episode of Insights Unlocked,UserTesting's Sean Treiser sits down with Neeraj Ramesh, Executive Producer of Giving Experiences at Givelify, a mobile and online platform for charitable donations that has empowered over 1.5 million people to give more than $5 billion to causes they care about. Neeraj shares the story of Givelify's journey from a simple idea sparked in church to a powerful tool reshaping the future of giving. Together, they explore the strategies and philosophies that make Givelify stand out, from leveraging user feedback to creating features that genuinely connect with the emotional and practical needs of donors. Neeraj discusses how Givelify listens to its users to develop features that foster trust and encourage consistent giving, all while balancing the needs of donors and charitable organizations. Key Themes: The Birth of Givelify: Givelify's origin story is rooted in a moment of missed opportunity and inspiration, sparking the idea of a platform that would make charitable giving easy and accessible for anyone with a mobile device. User-Centered Design and Trust: Givelify puts donor trust at the forefront, emphasizing data security, transparent processes, and visual cues like familiar faces to help donors feel safe and assured in their giving. Emotional Connection in UX: Givelify's approach goes beyond technical ease; they aim to create an experience that captures the “warm glow” of giving, ensuring donors feel positive and connected with each gift. Innovation in loyalty programs: Neeraj introduces Champions of Good, the first loyalty program in the giving sector, which rewards donors for consistent giving. The feature encourages engagement based on frequency rather than amount, supporting people's desire to give at their own pace. Iterative development with user feedback: Givelify uses insights from UserTesting to understand both new and familiar users, continuously refining features to serve donors better. Testing has revealed valuable insights, such as the potential pitfalls of certain features like “Giving Streaks,” which needed careful adjustment to avoid discouraging users. Balancing stakeholder needs: Neeraj emphasizes the importance of prioritizing donors, even as Givelify works with a wide range of stakeholders, from religious organizations to nonprofits. Features are designed to empower donors while keeping the act of giving meaningful and fulfilling.

More than 8 in 10 (81 percent) faith-based givers who donated money in 2023 gave funds to houses of worship, and 60 percent gave $1,000 or more, according to “Giving in Faith: Exploring Key Trends in Religious Giving,” a joint 2024 report from Givelify, a mobile and online app, and Indiana University's Lake Institute on Faith & Giving. Dan Darling from the Land Center at Southwestern Seminary believes God's people should Honor those who are in public office, even when we disagree. And, in the Baptist Press Toolbox, Kie Bowman talks about the straight-line principle of prayer.

Topic: Breakthrough Hosts: Elder C. T. Honey Jr Special Guests: Brandi Poole, Dana Anderson, Latisha Eggleston Follow Us on Facebook, Instagram, and Youtube Donate on the Givelify app or Website www.givelify.com/Congressofservants Cash app $congressofservants Zelle Congressofservants@gmail.com

GIVELIFY    “Give, and it will be given to you. A good measure, pressed down, shaken together and running over.” Luke 6:38. In 2020, charitable giving generated more than $470 billion. But, giving to a good cause is not always easy. Great marketers identify a need – and fill it. That's just what Wale Mafolasire, did when he wanted to contribute more than he had in his pocket to the church offering. His solution – a fusion of finance and technology (FinTech). In 2013, he launched “Givelify” – a mobile app that seamlessly allows people to give to faith-based & non-profit organizations. Wale joins our co-hosts for this conversation that celebrates the success of charitable giving and its ability to capture real time giving and responses; provide receiving organizations with transparent analytics & centralized recordkeeping; while tapping into a new generation of givers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Host Servant C. T. Honey Jr Special Guest: Sis Tish, Sis Kim , and Min Brandi Poole Topic "Lord, I Quit' Follow us on Facebook and Instagram at Congress of Servants Donations are Welcome and Need  Cash App$congressofservants Venmo "Congress of Servants" Givelify "Congress Of Servants

Host Servant C. T. Honey Jr. Special Guest: Sis Tish, Sis Dana, and Min Brandi Poole Topic "Shut Up and Listen' Follow us on Facebook and Instagram at Congress of Servants Donations are Welcome and Need  Cash App$congressofservants Venmo "Congress of Servants" Givelify "Congress Of Servants"

Host Servant C. T. Honey Jr. Special Guest: Samuel Jones Overview of Topics for the next 8 Weeks on Waiting On God.. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram at Congress of Servants Donations are Welcome and Need Cash App$congressofservants Venmo "Congress of Servants" Givelify "Congress Of Servants"

New Birth Cathedral Dr. Jamal Bryant, Senior Pastor Join our Family: joinnewbirth.orgWays To Give: WeAreNewbirth.org Text "NBGIVE" to 77977 https://pushpay.com/g/nblithonia Givelify: https://giv.li/lup0jb Zelle: dataentry1@newbirth.org Join our Family: joinnewbirth.org

Sermon Series: Warships: The Battle to Get to GodScripture: Daniel 6:16-17Word for the Day: SHABACHNew Birth Cathedral Dr. Jamal Bryant, Senior Pastor Join our Family: joinnewbirth.orgFor convenient ways to give visit: WeAreNewbirth.org Text: "NBGIVE" to 77977 Pushpay: https://pushpay.com/g/nblithonia Givelify: https://giv.li/lup0jb Zelle: dataentry1@newbirth.org Mail: 6400 Woodrow Rd., Stonecrest, GA 30038

New Birth Cathedral Dr. Jamal Bryant, Senior PastorJoin our Family: joinnewbirth.orgWays To Give: WeAreNewbirth.org Text "NBGIVE" to 77977 https://pushpay.com/g/nblithonia Givelify: https://giv.li/lup0jb Zelle: dataentry1@newbirth.org Join our Family: joinnewbirth.org

New Birth Cathedral Dr. Jamal Bryant, Senior Pastor NEW BIRTH LIVE Join our Family: joinnewbirth.orgWays To Give: WeAreNewbirth.org Text "NBGIVE" to 77977 https://pushpay.com/g/nblithonia Givelify: https://giv.li/lup0jb Zelle: dataentry1@newbirth.org Join our Family: joinnewbirth.org

GIVELIFY    “Give, and it will be given to you. A good measure, pressed down, shaken together and running over.” Luke 6:38. In 2020, charitable giving generated more than $470 billion. But, giving to a good cause is not always easy. Great marketers identify a need – and fill it. That's just what Wale Mafolasire, did when he wanted to contribute more than he had in his pocket to the church offering. His solution – a fusion of finance and technology (FinTech). In 2013, he launched “Givelify” – a mobile app that seamlessly allows people to give to faith-based & non-profit organizations. Wale joins our co-hosts for this conversation that celebrates the success of charitable giving and its ability to capture real time giving and responses; provide receiving organizations with transparent analytics & centralized recordkeeping; while tapping into a new generation of givers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

GIVELIFY    “Give, and it will be given to you. A good measure, pressed down, shaken together and running over.” Luke 6:38. In 2020, charitable giving generated more than $470 billion. But, giving to a good cause is not always easy. Great marketers identify a need – and fill it. That's just what Wale Mafolasire, did when he wanted to contribute more than he had in his pocket to the church offering. His solution – a fusion of finance and technology (FinTech). In 2013, he launched “Givelify” – a mobile app that seamlessly allows people to give to faith-based & non-profit organizations. Wale joins our co-hosts for this conversation that celebrates the success of charitable giving and its ability to capture real time giving and responses; provide receiving organizations with transparent analytics & centralized recordkeeping; while tapping into a new generation of givers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Historical First Baptist Church Chief Servant Quintin R. Smith #HFBC #Like & #Share to be a blessing for someone else!   "Send The Crowd Away"   Don't forget to #Subscribe to our podcast titled, "After Sunday" Click This Link Here - http://www.hfbcmillington.org Join us for Sunday School at 8:30am | hfbcmillington.org Join the Church Group | Faithlife.com/hfbc-group Join Historical First Baptist Church in furthering our mission. Find us in the Givelify app or give online: https://giv.li/potkwv or Text to Give at 901.475.7718 (Example: Give 100) For More Messages Like This Please Join Us Every Sunday at 10am 4284 Shelby Rd Millington, TN 38053

For that last couple of weeks, we talked about the fact that fruit of your life begins with what you think (on a regular basis), which produces the fruit of your lips (or your words), and (ultimately) produces the things you do (or your actions). This is the fruit that grows out of our lives. These are the things that God is looking at. These are the things that God will (ultimately) judge us by. With that being said, we better make sure that we're producing good fruit. To support our ministry, you can give online at www.lojnorthnewark.org/donate. You can also give using our Cash App at $LOJNN or through Givelify using the following giving link: https://giv.li/g4uzj3. May God richly bless you in your giving.

I recently went down a “rabbit hole” as I was studying the scriptures. As I was in my personal study time, my eyes fixed on one statement and I couldn't let it go. That statement was “God is Faithful”. I know that's a simple statement, but it really stuck out to me, so I began to research how many times the Bible states that “God is Faithful”, and in what ways He was faithful. I was amazed at how many times I read that God was Faithful. In this message, we will review them together. Please like and share this message with your family & friends! To support our ministry, you can give online at www.lojnorthnewark.org/donate. You can also give using our Cash App at $LOJNN or through Givelify using the following giving link: https://giv.li/g4uzj3. May God richly bless you in your giving.

The Life of A Multifunctional Woman ©Viewpoint Ministries International. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material without express and written permission, from this blog's author and/or owner, is prohibited. Excerpts and links may be used, if credit is given to Viewpoint Ministries international, https://viewpointministriesinternational.org Ways To Donate: Kindrid: https://www.kindridgiving.com/app/giving/viewpointministries PayPal: paypal.me/viewpointministries Givelify: https://giv.li/fhsltd For additional resources please visit www.viewpointministriesinternational.org also you can check us out on Linktree: https://linktr.ee/viewpointministries Listen on your favorite podcasts' platform @Viewpoint Ministries Follow our social media page: @Viewpoint Ministries and YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/Viewpointministries. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/viewpointministries/support

Living The Pure Life | Haggai 2:19 | Bishop Quintin R. Smith   (Streamed live on August 21, 2022)   Watch here on HFBC|TV via Facebook or YouTube.. FB - https://fb.watch/f2cipA4t3w/ YT - https://youtu.be/BIEGk8VpNLw   Join Historical First Baptist Church in furthering our mission.  Find us in the Givelify app or give online: https://giv.li/potkwv or Text -to- Give at 901.475.7718 (Example: Give 100)   For More Messages Like This Please Join Us Every Sunday at 10am 4284 Shelby Rd Millington, TN 38053

©Viewpoint Ministries International. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material without express and written permission, from this blog's author and/or owner, is prohibited. Excerpts and links may be used, if credit is given to Viewpoint Ministries international, https://viewpointministriesinternational.org Ways To Donate: Kindrid: https://www.kindridgiving.com/app/giving/viewpointministries PayPal: paypal.me/viewpointministries Givelify: https://giv.li/fhsltd For additional resources please visit www.viewpointministriesinternational.org also you can check us out on Linktree: https://linktr.ee/viewpointministries Listen on your favorite podcasts' platform @Viewpoint Ministries Follow our social media page: @Viewpoint Ministries and YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ViewpointMinistries. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/viewpointministries/support

©Viewpoint Ministries International. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material without express and written permission, from this blog's author and/or owner, is prohibited. Excerpts and links may be used, if credit is given to Viewpoint Ministries international, https://viewpointministriesinternational.org Ways To Donate: Kindrid: https://www.kindridgiving.com/app/giving/viewpointministries PayPal: paypal.me/viewpointministries Givelify: https://giv.li/fhsltd For additional resources please visit www.viewpointministriesinternational.org also you can check us out on Linktree: https://linktr.ee/viewpointministries Listen on your favorite podcasts' platform @Viewpoint Ministries Follow our social media page: @Viewpoint Ministries and YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ViewpointMinistries. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/viewpointministries/support

©Viewpoint Ministries International. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material without express and written permission, from this blog's author and/or owner, is prohibited. Excerpts and links may be used, if credit is given to Viewpoint Ministries international, https://viewpointministriesinternational.org Ways To Donate: Kindrid: https://www.kindridgiving.com/app/giving/viewpointministries PayPal: paypal.me/viewpointministries Givelify: https://giv.li/fhsltd For additional resources please visit www.viewpointministriesinternational.org also you can check us out on Linktree: https://linktr.ee/viewpointministries Listen on your favorite podcasts' platform @Viewpoint Ministries Follow our social media page: @Viewpoint Ministries and YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ViewpointMinistries. Viewpoint Ministries International, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt charity. Donations are Tax Deductible to the extent permitted by law. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/viewpointministries/support

Leading from the Second Chair Series Topic "HOW LEADERS RESPOND TO MISTAKES" Elder C. T. Honey Jr. Sow on Cash App $congressofservants or Givelify search "Congress of Servants"

©Viewpoint Ministries International. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material without express and written permission, from this blog's author and/or owner, is prohibited. Excerpts and links may be used, if credit is given to Viewpoint Ministries international, https://viewpointministriesinternational.org Ways To Donate: Kindrid: https://www.kindridgiving.com/app/giving/viewpointministries PayPal: paypal.me/viewpointministries Givelify: https://giv.li/fhsltd For additional resources please visit www.viewpointministriesinternational.org also you can check us out on Linktree: https://linktr.ee/viewpointministries Listen on your favorite podcasts' platform @Viewpoint Ministries Follow our social media page: @Viewpoint Ministries and YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ViewpointMinistries. Viewpoint Ministries International, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt charity. Donations are Tax Deductible to the extent permitted by law. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/viewpointministries/support

Elder C. T. Honey Jr Leading from the Second Chair Leading is a Two-Way Street Sow seed on Cash App$congressofservants or Givelify app or website at www.givelify.com search for Congress of Servants

Topic: Brotherly Love Special Guest : Bishop Gary Salter & Pastor Jarvis Wright Sow or Donate to us through Cash App or Givelify $congressofservants Givelify at "Congress of Servants"

"The boostrapping life is not cool, so yes, please take the money." Walle MafolasireThe secrets to bootstrapping are revealed. Walle Mafolasire (pronounced Wall-AY Mafo-LAH-shee-ray) stops by WHERE' THE FUNDING? to share his bootstrapping journey and why you shouldn't if you don't have to, and what he thinks is the hardest part of bootstrapping.Tom Preston-Werner is quoted as saying that "bootstrapping is a way to do something about the problems you have without letting someone else give you permission to do them". Wale didn't wait for VCs to give him permission to solve a major problem for many churches, nonprofits, and causes that were looking for opportunities to fundraise.He solved the problem by bootstrapping the growth of Givelify when he struck out with VCs. Today Givelify is the most popular online and mobile giving platform with an easy donation app and a powerful donation management system.What you'll learn from Walle in this episode: How to become the type of person that people want to take a risk on. When you don't have a plan B, plan A has a way of making itself work. Don't give up! Bootstrapping is what you do when all the doors are closed and you can't find a window. Why he did it and why he thinks that you shouldn't. Hint: it's really hard! What he considers the hardest part of bootstrapping and how he deals with it. Why he thinks it's important to put good into the world and how Givelify does that. To learn more about Givelify visit givelify.com or download the app in the App Store or on Google Play.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.

"The boostrapping life is not cool, so yes, please take the money." Walle MafolasireThe secrets to bootstrapping are revealed. Walle Mafolasire (pronounced Wall-AY Mafo-LAH-shee-ray) stops by WHERE' THE FUNDING? to share his bootstrapping journey and why you shouldn't if you don't have to, and what he thinks is the hardest part of bootstrapping.Tom Preston-Werner is quoted as saying that "bootstrapping is a way to do something about the problems you have without letting someone else give you permission to do them". Wale didn't wait for VCs to give him permission to solve a major problem for many churches, nonprofits, and causes that were looking for opportunities to fundraise.He solved the problem by bootstrapping the growth of Givelify when he struck out with VCs. Today Givelify is the most popular online and mobile giving platform with an easy donation app and a powerful donation management system.What you'll learn from Walle in this episode: How to become the type of person that people want to take a risk on. When you don't have a plan B, plan A has a way of making itself work. Don't give up! Bootstrapping is what you do when all the doors are closed and you can't find a window. Why he did it and why he thinks that you shouldn't. Hint: it's really hard! What he considers the hardest part of bootstrapping and how he deals with it. Why he thinks it's important to put good into the world and how Givelify does that. To learn more about Givelify visit givelify.com or download the app in the App Store or on Google Play.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.

"The boostrapping life is not cool, so yes, please take the money." Walle MafolasireThe secrets to bootstrapping are revealed. Walle Mafolasire (pronounced Wall-AY Mafo-LAH-shee-ray) stops by WHERE' THE FUNDING? to share his bootstrapping journey and why you shouldn't if you don't have to, and what he thinks is the hardest part of bootstrapping.Tom Preston-Werner is quoted as saying that "bootstrapping is a way to do something about the problems you have without letting someone else give you permission to do them". Wale didn't wait for VCs to give him permission to solve a major problem for many churches, nonprofits, and causes that were looking for opportunities to fundraise.He solved the problem by bootstrapping the growth of Givelify when he struck out with VCs. Today Givelify is the most popular online and mobile giving platform with an easy donation app and a powerful donation management system.What you'll learn from Walle in this episode: How to become the type of person that people want to take a risk on. When you don't have a plan B, plan A has a way of making itself work. Don't give up! Bootstrapping is what you do when all the doors are closed and you can't find a window. Why he did it and why he thinks that you shouldn't. Hint: it's really hard! What he considers the hardest part of bootstrapping and how he deals with it. Why he thinks it's important to put good into the world and how Givelify does that. To learn more about Givelify visit givelify.com or download the app in the App Store or on Google Play.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.

"The boostrapping life is not cool, so yes, please take the money." —Walle MafolasireThe secrets to bootstrapping are revealed. Walle Mafolasire (pronounced Wall-AY Mafo-LAH-shee-ray) stops by WHERE' THE FUNDING? to share his bootstrapping journey and why you shouldn't if you don't have to, and what he thinks is the hardest part of bootstrapping.Tom Preston-Werner is quoted as saying that "bootstrapping is a way to do something about the problems you have without letting someone else give you permission to do them". Wale didn't wait for VCs to give him permission to solve a major problem for many churches, nonprofits, and causes that were looking for opportunities to fundraise.He solved the problem by bootstrapping the growth of Givelify when he struck out with VCs. Today Givelify is the most popular online and mobile giving platform with an easy donation app and a powerful donation management system. What you'll learn from Walle in this episode: How to become the type of person that people want to take a risk on. When you don't have a plan B, plan A has a way of making itself work. Don't give up! Bootstrapping is what you do when all the doors are closed and you can't find a window.  Why he did it and why he thinks that you shouldn't. Hint: it's really hard! What he considers the hardest part of bootstrapping and how he deals with it. Why he thinks it's important to put good into the world and how Givelify does that. To learn more about Givelify visit givelify.com or download the app in the App Store or on Google Play.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn. 

"The boostrapping life is not cool, so yes, please take the money." —Walle MafolasireThe secrets to bootstrapping are revealed. Walle Mafolasire (pronounced Wall-AY Mafo-LAH-shee-ray) stops by WHERE' THE FUNDING? to share his bootstrapping journey and why you shouldn't if you don't have to, and what he thinks is the hardest part of bootstrapping.Tom Preston-Werner is quoted as saying that "bootstrapping is a way to do something about the problems you have without letting someone else give you permission to do them". Wale didn't wait for VCs to give him permission to solve a major problem for many churches, nonprofits, and causes that were looking for opportunities to fundraise.He solved the problem by bootstrapping the growth of Givelify when he struck out with VCs. Today Givelify is the most popular online and mobile giving platform with an easy donation app and a powerful donation management system. What you'll learn from Walle in this episode: How to become the type of person that people want to take a risk on. When you don't have a plan B, plan A has a way of making itself work. Don't give up! Bootstrapping is what you do when all the doors are closed and you can't find a window.  Why he did it and why he thinks that you shouldn't. Hint: it's really hard! What he considers the hardest part of bootstrapping and how he deals with it. Why he thinks it's important to put good into the world and how Givelify does that. To learn more about Givelify visit givelify.com or download the app in the App Store or on Google Play.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn. 

"The boostrapping life is not cool, so yes, please take the money." Walle MafolasireThe secrets to bootstrapping are revealed. Walle Mafolasire (pronounced Wall-AY Mafo-LAH-shee-ray) stops by WHERE' THE FUNDING? to share his bootstrapping journey and why you shouldn't if you don't have to, and what he thinks is the hardest part of bootstrapping.Tom Preston-Werner is quoted as saying that "bootstrapping is a way to do something about the problems you have without letting someone else give you permission to do them". Wale didn't wait for VCs to give him permission to solve a major problem for many churches, nonprofits, and causes that were looking for opportunities to fundraise.He solved the problem by bootstrapping the growth of Givelify when he struck out with VCs. Today Givelify is the most popular online and mobile giving platform with an easy donation app and a powerful donation management system.What you'll learn from Walle in this episode: How to become the type of person that people want to take a risk on. When you don't have a plan B, plan A has a way of making itself work. Don't give up! Bootstrapping is what you do when all the doors are closed and you can't find a window. Why he did it and why he thinks that you shouldn't. Hint: it's really hard! What he considers the hardest part of bootstrapping and how he deals with it. Why he thinks it's important to put good into the world and how Givelify does that. To learn more about Givelify visit givelify.com or download the app in the App Store or on Google Play.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.

"The boostrapping life is not cool, so yes, please take the money." Walle MafolasireThe secrets to bootstrapping are revealed. Walle Mafolasire (pronounced Wall-AY Mafo-LAH-shee-ray) stops by WHERE' THE FUNDING? to share his bootstrapping journey and why you shouldn't if you don't have to, and what he thinks is the hardest part of bootstrapping.Tom Preston-Werner is quoted as saying that "bootstrapping is a way to do something about the problems you have without letting someone else give you permission to do them". Wale didn't wait for VCs to give him permission to solve a major problem for many churches, nonprofits, and causes that were looking for opportunities to fundraise.He solved the problem by bootstrapping the growth of Givelify when he struck out with VCs. Today Givelify is the most popular online and mobile giving platform with an easy donation app and a powerful donation management system.What you'll learn from Walle in this episode: How to become the type of person that people want to take a risk on. When you don't have a plan B, plan A has a way of making itself work. Don't give up! Bootstrapping is what you do when all the doors are closed and you can't find a window. Why he did it and why he thinks that you shouldn't. Hint: it's really hard! What he considers the hardest part of bootstrapping and how he deals with it. Why he thinks it's important to put good into the world and how Givelify does that. To learn more about Givelify visit givelify.com or download the app in the App Store or on Google Play.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.

"The boostrapping life is not cool, so yes, please take the money." Walle MafolasireThe secrets to bootstrapping are revealed. Walle Mafolasire (pronounced Wall-AY Mafo-LAH-shee-ray) stops by WHERE' THE FUNDING? to share his bootstrapping journey and why you shouldn't if you don't have to, and what he thinks is the hardest part of bootstrapping.Tom Preston-Werner is quoted as saying that "bootstrapping is a way to do something about the problems you have without letting someone else give you permission to do them". Wale didn't wait for VCs to give him permission to solve a major problem for many churches, nonprofits, and causes that were looking for opportunities to fundraise.He solved the problem by bootstrapping the growth of Givelify when he struck out with VCs. Today Givelify is the most popular online and mobile giving platform with an easy donation app and a powerful donation management system.What you'll learn from Walle in this episode: How to become the type of person that people want to take a risk on. When you don't have a plan B, plan A has a way of making itself work. Don't give up! Bootstrapping is what you do when all the doors are closed and you can't find a window. Why he did it and why he thinks that you shouldn't. Hint: it's really hard! What he considers the hardest part of bootstrapping and how he deals with it. Why he thinks it's important to put good into the world and how Givelify does that. To learn more about Givelify visit givelify.com or download the app in the App Store or on Google Play.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.

"The boostrapping life is not cool, so yes, please take the money." Walle MafolasireThe secrets to bootstrapping are revealed. Walle Mafolasire (pronounced Wall-AY Mafo-LAH-shee-ray) stops by WHERE' THE FUNDING? to share his bootstrapping journey and why you shouldn't if you don't have to, and what he thinks is the hardest part of bootstrapping.Tom Preston-Werner is quoted as saying that "bootstrapping is a way to do something about the problems you have without letting someone else give you permission to do them". Wale didn't wait for VCs to give him permission to solve a major problem for many churches, nonprofits, and causes that were looking for opportunities to fundraise.He solved the problem by bootstrapping the growth of Givelify when he struck out with VCs. Today Givelify is the most popular online and mobile giving platform with an easy donation app and a powerful donation management system.What you'll learn from Walle in this episode: How to become the type of person that people want to take a risk on. When you don't have a plan B, plan A has a way of making itself work. Don't give up! Bootstrapping is what you do when all the doors are closed and you can't find a window. Why he did it and why he thinks that you shouldn't. Hint: it's really hard! What he considers the hardest part of bootstrapping and how he deals with it. Why he thinks it's important to put good into the world and how Givelify does that. To learn more about Givelify visit givelify.com or download the app in the App Store or on Google Play.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.

"The boostrapping life is not cool, so yes, please take the money." Walle MafolasireThe secrets to bootstrapping are revealed. Walle Mafolasire (pronounced Wall-AY Mafo-LAH-shee-ray) stops by WHERE' THE FUNDING? to share his bootstrapping journey and why you shouldn't if you don't have to, and what he thinks is the hardest part of bootstrapping.Tom Preston-Werner is quoted as saying that "bootstrapping is a way to do something about the problems you have without letting someone else give you permission to do them". Wale didn't wait for VCs to give him permission to solve a major problem for many churches, nonprofits, and causes that were looking for opportunities to fundraise.He solved the problem by bootstrapping the growth of Givelify when he struck out with VCs. Today Givelify is the most popular online and mobile giving platform with an easy donation app and a powerful donation management system.What you'll learn from Walle in this episode: How to become the type of person that people want to take a risk on. When you don't have a plan B, plan A has a way of making itself work. Don't give up! Bootstrapping is what you do when all the doors are closed and you can't find a window. Why he did it and why he thinks that you shouldn't. Hint: it's really hard! What he considers the hardest part of bootstrapping and how he deals with it. Why he thinks it's important to put good into the world and how Givelify does that. To learn more about Givelify visit givelify.com or download the app in the App Store or on Google Play.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.

"The boostrapping life is not cool, so yes, please take the money." Walle MafolasireThe secrets to bootstrapping are revealed. Walle Mafolasire (pronounced Wall-AY Mafo-LAH-shee-ray) stops by WHERE' THE FUNDING? to share his bootstrapping journey and why you shouldn't if you don't have to, and what he thinks is the hardest part of bootstrapping.Tom Preston-Werner is quoted as saying that "bootstrapping is a way to do something about the problems you have without letting someone else give you permission to do them". Wale didn't wait for VCs to give him permission to solve a major problem for many churches, nonprofits, and causes that were looking for opportunities to fundraise.He solved the problem by bootstrapping the growth of Givelify when he struck out with VCs. Today Givelify is the most popular online and mobile giving platform with an easy donation app and a powerful donation management system.What you'll learn from Walle in this episode: How to become the type of person that people want to take a risk on. When you don't have a plan B, plan A has a way of making itself work. Don't give up! Bootstrapping is what you do when all the doors are closed and you can't find a window. Why he did it and why he thinks that you shouldn't. Hint: it's really hard! What he considers the hardest part of bootstrapping and how he deals with it. Why he thinks it's important to put good into the world and how Givelify does that. To learn more about Givelify visit givelify.com or download the app in the App Store or on Google Play.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.

"The boostrapping life is not cool, so yes, please take the money." Walle MafolasireThe secrets to bootstrapping are revealed. Walle Mafolasire (pronounced Wall-AY Mafo-LAH-shee-ray) stops by WHERE' THE FUNDING? to share his bootstrapping journey and why you shouldn't if you don't have to, and what he thinks is the hardest part of bootstrapping.Tom Preston-Werner is quoted as saying that "bootstrapping is a way to do something about the problems you have without letting someone else give you permission to do them". Wale didn't wait for VCs to give him permission to solve a major problem for many churches, nonprofits, and causes that were looking for opportunities to fundraise.He solved the problem by bootstrapping the growth of Givelify when he struck out with VCs. Today Givelify is the most popular online and mobile giving platform with an easy donation app and a powerful donation management system.What you'll learn from Walle in this episode: How to become the type of person that people want to take a risk on. When you don't have a plan B, plan A has a way of making itself work. Don't give up! Bootstrapping is what you do when all the doors are closed and you can't find a window. Why he did it and why he thinks that you shouldn't. Hint: it's really hard! What he considers the hardest part of bootstrapping and how he deals with it. Why he thinks it's important to put good into the world and how Givelify does that. To learn more about Givelify visit givelify.com or download the app in the App Store or on Google Play.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.

"The boostrapping life is not cool, so yes, please take the money." Walle MafolasireThe secrets to bootstrapping are revealed. Walle Mafolasire (pronounced Wall-AY Mafo-LAH-shee-ray) stops by WHERE' THE FUNDING? to share his bootstrapping journey and why you shouldn't if you don't have to, and what he thinks is the hardest part of bootstrapping.Tom Preston-Werner is quoted as saying that "bootstrapping is a way to do something about the problems you have without letting someone else give you permission to do them". Wale didn't wait for VCs to give him permission to solve a major problem for many churches, nonprofits, and causes that were looking for opportunities to fundraise.He solved the problem by bootstrapping the growth of Givelify when he struck out with VCs. Today Givelify is the most popular online and mobile giving platform with an easy donation app and a powerful donation management system.What you'll learn from Walle in this episode: How to become the type of person that people want to take a risk on. When you don't have a plan B, plan A has a way of making itself work. Don't give up! Bootstrapping is what you do when all the doors are closed and you can't find a window. Why he did it and why he thinks that you shouldn't. Hint: it's really hard! What he considers the hardest part of bootstrapping and how he deals with it. Why he thinks it's important to put good into the world and how Givelify does that. To learn more about Givelify visit givelify.com or download the app in the App Store or on Google Play.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.

"The boostrapping life is not cool, so yes, please take the money." Walle MafolasireThe secrets to bootstrapping are revealed. Walle Mafolasire (pronounced Wall-AY Mafo-LAH-shee-ray) stops by WHERE' THE FUNDING? to share his bootstrapping journey and why you shouldn't if you don't have to, and what he thinks is the hardest part of bootstrapping.Tom Preston-Werner is quoted as saying that "bootstrapping is a way to do something about the problems you have without letting someone else give you permission to do them". Wale didn't wait for VCs to give him permission to solve a major problem for many churches, nonprofits, and causes that were looking for opportunities to fundraise.He solved the problem by bootstrapping the growth of Givelify when he struck out with VCs. Today Givelify is the most popular online and mobile giving platform with an easy donation app and a powerful donation management system.What you'll learn from Walle in this episode: How to become the type of person that people want to take a risk on. When you don't have a plan B, plan A has a way of making itself work. Don't give up! Bootstrapping is what you do when all the doors are closed and you can't find a window. Why he did it and why he thinks that you shouldn't. Hint: it's really hard! What he considers the hardest part of bootstrapping and how he deals with it. Why he thinks it's important to put good into the world and how Givelify does that. To learn more about Givelify visit givelify.com or download the app in the App Store or on Google Play.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.

"The boostrapping life is not cool, so yes, please take the money." Walle MafolasireThe secrets to bootstrapping are revealed. Walle Mafolasire (pronounced Wall-AY Mafo-LAH-shee-ray) stops by WHERE' THE FUNDING? to share his bootstrapping journey and why you shouldn't if you don't have to, and what he thinks is the hardest part of bootstrapping.Tom Preston-Werner is quoted as saying that "bootstrapping is a way to do something about the problems you have without letting someone else give you permission to do them". Wale didn't wait for VCs to give him permission to solve a major problem for many churches, nonprofits, and causes that were looking for opportunities to fundraise.He solved the problem by bootstrapping the growth of Givelify when he struck out with VCs. Today Givelify is the most popular online and mobile giving platform with an easy donation app and a powerful donation management system.What you'll learn from Walle in this episode: How to become the type of person that people want to take a risk on. When you don't have a plan B, plan A has a way of making itself work. Don't give up! Bootstrapping is what you do when all the doors are closed and you can't find a window. Why he did it and why he thinks that you shouldn't. Hint: it's really hard! What he considers the hardest part of bootstrapping and how he deals with it. Why he thinks it's important to put good into the world and how Givelify does that. To learn more about Givelify visit givelify.com or download the app in the App Store or on Google Play.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.

"The boostrapping life is not cool, so yes, please take the money." —Walle MafolasireThe secrets to bootstrapping are revealed. Walle Mafolasire (pronounced Wall-AY Mafo-LAH-shee-ray) stops by WHERE' THE FUNDING? to share his bootstrapping journey and why you shouldn't if you don't have to, and what he thinks is the hardest part of bootstrapping.Tom Preston-Werner is quoted as saying that "bootstrapping is a way to do something about the problems you have without letting someone else give you permission to do them". Wale didn't wait for VCs to give him permission to solve a major problem for many churches, nonprofits, and causes that were looking for opportunities to fundraise.He solved the problem by bootstrapping the growth of Givelify when he struck out with VCs. Today Givelify is the most popular online and mobile giving platform with an easy donation app and a powerful donation management system. What you'll learn from Walle in this episode:How to become the type of person that people want to take a risk on.When you don't have a plan B, plan A has a way of making itself work. Don't give up!Bootstrapping is what you do when all the doors are closed and you can't find a window. Why he did it and why he thinks that you shouldn't. Hint: it's really hard!What he considers the hardest part of bootstrapping and how he deals with it.Why he thinks it's important to put good into the world and how Givelify does that.To learn more about Givelify visit givelify.com or download the app in the App Store or on Google Play.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn. 

"The boostrapping life is not cool, so yes, please take the money." Walle MafolasireThe secrets to bootstrapping are revealed. Walle Mafolasire (pronounced Wall-AY Mafo-LAH-shee-ray) stops by WHERE' THE FUNDING? to share his bootstrapping journey and why you shouldn't if you don't have to, and what he thinks is the hardest part of bootstrapping.Tom Preston-Werner is quoted as saying that "bootstrapping is a way to do something about the problems you have without letting someone else give you permission to do them". Wale didn't wait for VCs to give him permission to solve a major problem for many churches, nonprofits, and causes that were looking for opportunities to fundraise.He solved the problem by bootstrapping the growth of Givelify when he struck out with VCs. Today Givelify is the most popular online and mobile giving platform with an easy donation app and a powerful donation management system.What you'll learn from Walle in this episode: How to become the type of person that people want to take a risk on. When you don't have a plan B, plan A has a way of making itself work. Don't give up! Bootstrapping is what you do when all the doors are closed and you can't find a window. Why he did it and why he thinks that you shouldn't. Hint: it's really hard! What he considers the hardest part of bootstrapping and how he deals with it. Why he thinks it's important to put good into the world and how Givelify does that. To learn more about Givelify visit givelify.com or download the app in the App Store or on Google Play.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie on LinkedIn.

Many leaders will say they understand diversity and inclusion. Today we look at how embracing D&I drives growth. Today's guest is Walle Mafolasire, Founder & CEO at Givelify. Inc Magazine ranked his company #1065 on the 2021 Inc 5000 list. Givelify is an online giving platform and mobile donation app that makes giving and receiving digital donations convenient, simple, and secure. Wallie discusses how D&I drives growth. I learned a ton in this interview about diversity and inclusion. Discover why you want to embrace it and how D&I drives growth.   Get the show notes for D&I drives Growth with Walle Mafolasire at Givelify Click to Tweet: Listening to a fantastic episode on Growth Think Tank featuring #WalleMafolasire with your host @GeneHammett https://bit.ly/gttWalleMafolasire   #D&IdrivesGrowth #GeneHammettPodcast #Inc2021 #GHepisode888 #onlinegivingplatform #mobiledonationapp Give Growth Think Tank a review on iTunes!