Podcasts about pure charity

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Hi Friends! This episode was such a fan favorite we decided to air it again! This originally aired on 5/20/21. (Episode 126) A former Muslim, Safeeya grew up believing Christians were misguided and Jews were to be hated. Even as a child she had a longing in her heart to know more and find her true identity. It wasn't until she received an invitation to church that she heard the gospel and The Holy Scripture for the first time.   She was given a Bible and the rest, shall we say, is "His story." The Holy Spirit was at work, as Safeeya pursued the yearning in her heart to know the one true God. Safeeya met Jesus Christ and her life has never been the same. Safeeya's story is convicting on so many levels.   For us, it was the power of an invitation. We spend so much of our time going to church that we forget to invite someone. Anyone. Every week. This could change the world. Just an invitation. So listen in and be encouraged that our world is full of men and women longing for something more. That something more is Jesus. For more information about Safeeya and her ministry, visit Safeeya's Staff Support Fundraiser with Pure Charity, https://go.purecharity.com/

Our guest today on the podcast is Safeeya.    A former Muslim, Safeeya grew up believing Christians were misguided and Jews were to be hated. Even as a child she had a longing in her heart to know more and find her true identity. It wasn't until she received an invitation to church that she heard the gospel and The Holy Scripture for the first time.     She was given a Bible and the rest, shall we say, is "His story." The Holy Spirit was at work, as Safeeya pursued the yearning in her heart to know the one true God. Safeeya met Jesus Christ and her life has never been the same.     Safeeya's story is convicting on so many levels.  For us, it was the power of an invitation.  We spend so much of our time going to church that we forget to invite someone.  Anyone.  Every week.  This could change the world.  Just an invitation.     So listen in and be encouraged that our world is full of men and women longing for something more.  That something more is Jesus.     For more information about Safeeya and her ministry, visit Safeeya's Staff Support Fundraiser with Pure Charity

Show Notes: http://wetflyswing.com/194 Sponsor: Stonefly Nets: http://wetflyswing.com/stonefly Sponsor: Anglers Coffee: http://wetflyswing.com/anglers Jess Westbrook shares the amazing stories behind the Mayfly Project that he created to help foster kids change their lives with fly fishing.  Today, we find out what is the hardest part of the program and what you can do to help some kids out. Jess talks about how fly fishing helps the kids with their depression and anxiety.  We also find out who Kaitlin is and why she is so important for the project.  Click below and listen to the Mayfly Project ere) Show Notes with Jess Westbrook - The Angry Eagle Lodge on Lake Illiama is one of Jess' favorite places in fly fishing. - We talked about the Anchored Podcast where April interviewed Jess.  - Project Healing Waters and Casting for Recovery are two great examples of Not for Profits that are doing well in the US. - Pure Charity helps manage backend software for Jess and the project. - Anglers All fly shop is helping to promote the tournament in May. - End of May is the 25 on the Fly tournament is having their first session in 2021. - Andrea Larko designed the Mayfly Project logo. You can find Jess at themayflyproject.com The Mayfly Project Conclusion with Jess Westbrook Jess Westbrooks shares the background and reason why he started the first foster kid program focused on fly fishing.  They have 40 projects now and expanding into the UK. Jess has a staff of 6 with plans to grow even bigger as we go into the new year.   Find out what you can do to help out and why Jess and the crew have the support from some of the biggest brands in the business. Show Notes: http://wetflyswing.com/194 Sponsor: Stonefly Nets: http://wetflyswing.com/stonefly Sponsor: Anglers Coffee: http://wetflyswing.com/anglers

"They give them preference over themselves, even though they are in privation. And whoever is protected from the stinginess of his soul - it is those who will be the successful." -Quran وَيُؤْثِرُونَ عَلَىٰ أَنفُسِهِمْ وَلَوْ كَانَ بِهِمْ خَصَاصَةٌ ۚ وَمَن يُوقَ شُحَّ نَفْسِهِ فَأُولَٰئِكَ هُمُ الْمُفْلِحُونَ

This week I talk with Mike Rusch, CEO of Pure Charity.Mike talks about the downstream issues of bad communication and fundraising and how storytelling can fix much of what ails a non-profit. Give it a listen.Connect with Mike RuschPersonal Website - mikerusch.comBiz Website - purecharity.orgTwitter - @MikeRuschInstagram - @MikeRuschA brand new, updated edition of The Non-Profit Narrative is available now. Buy the book and then sign up for my email list and receive the Bonus Workbook for FREE!www.nonprofitnarrative.com ​FREE Nonprofit Resources - End of Year Email, Welcome Series, and more.Also announced, I'm teaching a FREE Class on Giving Tuesday - Sign up here

When Fred Rogers was a boy (stay with us here) and he would see scary things on the news, his mother would tell him, “Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping.” Fret not, dear ones: Mr. Rogers’ mother is still right. For this episode in our For the Love of Giving series, we’re thrilled to bring you two people who are helping the helpers and fueling their dreams to change the world. Our first guest, Mike Rusch, is the CEO of Pure Charity, a nonprofit that provides software and strategy for more than a thousand organizations worldwide, including Bob Goff’s Love Does, Habitat for Humanity, Help One Now, and our own Legacy Collective. Mike tells us how Pure Charity puts the structure behind nonprofits’ missions to make a difference, why giving circles are impactful, and key advice for those who are looking to start their own nonprofit. We’re also thrilled to have Legacy Collective partner Faitth Brooks on the show! Jen and Faith talk about the unique way Legacy partners with people around the world, some of the life-giving projects Legacy has helped fund, and how you can get involved.

How’s your organization’s website looking these days? Dolph is joined by Jesse Lane, Chief Marketing Officer of Pure Charity, to discuss the three most common nonprofit website fails and their (sort of) quick fixes.   Links: Jesse's link to a free website review: purecharity.org/snp State of Good 2018: https://go.purecharity.com/stateofgood/     *****Timestamped Highlights***** (2:30) It took a year! Jesse shares a painful memory. (5:51) The one thing we want people to do (9:20) It’s a unique situation (13:01) The footer, aka the “junk drawer” of your website (18:05) No Jargon Zone (21:00) Don’t be so abstract (23:42) Teflon facts; they’re not sticky (25:05) We know their names and we know their stories – no more stock photos (28:11) Breakin’ the rules

Tony’s guests this week: Mike Rusch, CEO of Pure Charity. Also, Farra Trompeter, vice president at Big Duck; Taylor Leake, digital engagement director for Corporate Accountability; and Zhanna Veyts, director of digital strategy & engagement with HIAS. There’s more at … Continue reading →

Trying new things can be scary—but often, the payoff is worth it. Jesse Lane of Pure Charity joins this session to explore ways nonprofits can be more innovative and how to create an environment that fosters creativity. He shares how at an organization he was a part of, they would set aside four hours every week just to brainstorm new ideas or work on implementing ones already in the pipeline. It created an environment for innovative ideas to be brought to the table in a new way and people were excited to share their suggestions. He and Beth explore why failure isn't always bad, how to get your donors involved in organizational changes, and much more.

My guest on this podcast is Jesse Lane with Pure Charity. Jesse talks with us about nonprofit “innovation” and how it can be used to spark new ideas and build sustainable programs that grow through changing times. Pure Charity works with thousands of nonprofit organizations who are working on challenging global and local problems. They exist to help these world-changers […]

In this episode of the Fund Your Adoption Podcast, I interview Mike Rusch, the CEO of Pure Charity. We discuss the story behind Pure Charity and the dramatic rise of adoption crowdfunding. Mike and I talk about what makes Pure Charity unique as well as the keys to a successful crowdfunding campaign, pitfalls to avoid and how to get started with your very own adoption fundraiser.