Podcast appearances and mentions of randy hawthorne

I would guess that when Nonprofit Jenni Show listeners email me, about half of the emails are asking for my advice about how to start a new nonprofit organization supporting a cause they feel really passionate about. I love that passion--we need more of that spirit in the world! But is starting a nonprofit organization really the most effective way to create meaningful, lasting change in the areas that matter most? In this week’s star-studded podcast episode, two of my favorite nonprofit thought leaders share their advice on what you should consider before you decide to form a new nonprofit organization.   First, Randy Hawthorne (CEO of Nonprofit Hub and podcast host of the Nonprofit Hubcast) shares his perspective on how aspiring philanthropists and do-gooders should decide whether starting a nonprofit is the right way to support their favorite cause. He shares some questions you can ask yourself to figure out whether you would be able to sustain a nonprofit organization in the long term. Then Molly MacCready (Founder/Executive Director of CROSO and podcast host of Nonprofit Optimist) shares the story of how she founded her nonprofit organization in her junior year of college, and what she would have done differently with the benefit of hindsight. She also offers some direction for people who think starting a nonprofit may not be the way to go, but aren’t sure where to turn next. Our guests this episode are:--Randy Hawthorne from Nonprofit Hub and the Nonprofit Hubcast--Molly MacCready from CROSO and Nonprofit Optimist Our sponsors this episode are:--Little Green Light, Jenni’s favorite donor management system. Check out their free resource library full of ebooks about fundraising at www.littlegreenlight.com/jenni and use the discount code JENNI to receive $150 off your first year of donor management services.--DipJar, Jenni’s favorite alternative to cash donation boxes. Empower your donors to make credit card donations with DipJar’s fun light-up donation gadget! Visit dipjar.com/jenni for a 5% discount on your first purchase.  Nonprofit Jenni provides consulting services and coaching calls for nonprofits and social impact organizations seeking guidance in the areas of Marketing, Fundraising, Growth, and Starting Up. Visit nonprofitjenni.com to learn more. All information in the Nonprofit Jenni Show is very general in nature, and may not apply to your specific nonprofit organization. Please direct clarifying questions to Nonprofit Jenni by visiting nonprofitjenni.com. Produced by Wayfare Recording Co. Music by Emily Summers. ©2020 Nonprofit Jenni. All Rights Reserved.

In our first episode of Hub Radio, host Randy Hawthorne is joined by Chad Williams, CEO of Five Q, a software and services company that builds products for nonprofits to bolster their impact. Randy and Chad go over the evolution of fundraising technology, including some of Five Q's newest personalization programs. - Finesse by Peyruis @peyruis

In the launch episode of Hub Radio, host Randy Hawthorne is joined by Steve MacLaughlin, Vice President of Data & Analytics at Blackbaud. They dive into the data behind charitable giving, including Blackbaud's annual Charitable Giving Report, as well as Steve's best-selling book "Data Driven Nonprofits." - Finesse by Peyruis @peyruis

In the second episode of Growing Good, co-hosts Randy Hawthorne and Kyle Cartwright chat with Graham Pansing Brooks, Founder and President of SEAchange, LTD, a consulting firm and certified Benefit Corporation that helps companies focus on doing good in their communities. - Swing by Peyruis @peyruis

Nonprofit Hub is so excited to introduce its newest Hubcast series: Growing Good. We’ll be highlighting and investigating the ways young people are making real differences in their communities. In our inaugural episode, Nonprofit Hub’s Executive Director, Randy Hawthorne, chats with Kyle Cartwright, who, at 27, is already leading two nonprofits in Nebraska. They discuss fundraising, leadership transitions and how the next generation of changemakers are going to change the world. This is Growing Good. - Swing by Peyruis https://soundcloud.com/peyruis

In this episode of What's Next?, host Randy Hawthorne and Jay Wilkinson talk about the future of nonprofit revenue models, earned income, B-Corps and more. Jay is the Founder and CEO of Firespring, a digital marketing company that helps nonprofits spread their message to the world.

My guest, Randy Hawthorne, co-Founder of Nonprofit Hub, joins us to discuss why every he believes every business needs to have a powerful mission statement. Randy also breaks down his method that business owners can implement to begin crafting their dynamic mission statement.   What You’ll Learn: What is a mission statement and why does every business need one? Why your mission statement is one of the first things you should focus on and create when you launch a business Deciphering your “why” is more than just a cool fad to participate in What is the key component when you want to get started when creating your mission statement? The best way to start crafting your mission statement is to start by telling stories about how you want your product or service to affect people when they interact with it Should you create your mission statement alone or with others? How often should you update your statement? Why it’s important to share your mission with your employees and customers in order to get others to get excited and buy into your mission statement Does the mission statement play into the hiring process? Why super aspirational and convoluted mission statements are useless Resources: Nonprofit Hub’s workbook on how to craft a mission statement Contact Information: randy.hawthorne@nonprofithub.org Social media: @rdhawthorne Thank you for listening to the show! I really appreciate it. Please don't forget to SUBSCRIBE so you can get each new episode delivered directly to your podcast player of choice. You can find the show in Apple Podcasts, Stitcher Radio, and Google Play.  Leaders sure do love company so be sure to get social with me:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nic_abboud/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nicolejabboud/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/nicoleabboud Or email me at nicole[at]nicoleabboud[dot]com