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The Non Profit Podcast network is a compilation of not for profit businesses, organizations and community entities that are invited to be interviewed on the podcast pro-bono, use the network to find like organizations doing great work in their communities and source a one-stop listening shop of exclusively non profit organizations. This outlet is meant to give each featured non profit an opportunity to tell their story in their words, giving listeners a better and more complete understanding ...
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Imagine a world where neurodiversity is not only understood but celebrated for the unique strengths it brings to our society. ERin Schirm of Meristem joins me for a transformative conversation on how this organization is fostering independence and opening doors to employment for adults on the autism spectrum and other neurodiverse conditions. Erin …
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Have you ever wondered how your individual skills and resources could make a profound difference in your community? Join me as I talk with Brad Squires, CEO of Social Venture Partners (SVP). He'll explain venture philanthropy, a model where engagement goes far beyond writing checks. In a candid conversation, Brad illustrates how SVP Sacramento harn…
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This episode unlocks the secrets of Granite Wellness Centers' innovative approach to treating substance use disorder as CEO, Victoria Blacksmith takes us behind the scenes of their life-changing programs. Be inspired by the diverse range of services tailored to preempt substance-related challenges, including the organization's deep-rooted commitmen…
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There's a magical quality to the story of Soil Born Farms, a tale of transformation and community that encapsulates the very essence of urban agriculture's potential. As Sean Harrison takes us back to the early days of his pioneering journey, we can't help but feel the pull of nostalgia and the electric charge of innovation. From his formative year…
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Journey with me down the aisles as I speak with Chelsea Minor, VP, Community Impact and Public Affairs at The Raley Companies and Executive Director of Food for Families. Chelsea shares her inspiring tale of weaving community service into the fabric of business. Our conversation is more than just a reflection; it's a deep connection to the heart of…
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Have you ever pondered the inner workings of the foster care system and the unsung heroes guiding children through it? Carol Noreen, Executive Director of CASA Sacramento, joins me today to shine a spotlight on the Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) program, revealing the intricate juggling of compassion and legal advocacy that shapes the des…
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Listen in as Executive Director Bonnie Patterson from Rebuilding Together Sacramento joins me to share the incredible story of how a modest volunteer initiative blossomed into a robust nonprofit organization, touching countless lives along the way. With a legacy that began as "Christmas in April", the group now offers a plethora of programs aimed a…
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Ever wondered how a summer program can transform a child's future? Breakthrough Sacramento's 30th anniversary is a testament to the staying power of education and mentorship. Join me as Faith Galati, the dedicated Executive Director of Breakthrough Sacramento, shares the floor with an energetic eighth grader, Johanna. Their stories intertwine to pa…
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This episode has a special space in our catalog as Kids First was the very first non profit to have been recorded back during the pandemic. Since that first episode was all about the virtual event, it seemed only fair to bring it up do date to help get the story told of all they do for the community. Listen in as I speak with Debbie Gabelich, CEO, …
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Unlock the secrets of entrepreneurial growth and community impact with Cathy Rodriguez Aguirre, President/CEO of the Sacramento Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, as she shares the chamber's transformative work. Our conversation spotlights the array of bilingual services provided, from supporting micro-businesses to partnering with corporate giants like…
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Join me as as I welcome Meghan Adamski from "A Touch of Understanding". We'll uncover the compassionate journey and profound influence of an organization that has been championing disability awareness for over three decades. Meghan shares with us the heartfelt origins of the program, stemming from the founder's childhood experience that lead to the…
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Ever wondered how the spirit of giving is nurtured within a community? Kerry Wood, CEO of the Sacramento Region Community Foundation joins me to shed light on the monumental efforts that drive philanthropy forward. Our conversation pulls back the curtain on the operational magic of community foundations, where donor passions intertwine with communi…
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Imagine the journey from a bustling media career to the tranquil life off-the-grid, and finally to the helm of a once-struggling animal shelter. That's the life of Kenn Altine, CEO of the Sacramento SPCA. He's here to shatter the illusion that animal welfare organizations are solely about the animals, revealing the deep connections between the care…
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Join me today as we explore the powerful partnership between Big Brothers Big Sisters and Luminous Minds, aimed at enriching the lives of children through mentorship and improved literacy. Listen in as my guests, Brenda Frascheur, Jacob Petersen and Chandra Roughton, shed light on the incredible mission of Big Brothers Big Sisters to create life-ch…
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As the rhythmic thumping of our hearts often goes unnoticed, so does the silent threat of heart disease that looms over us, especially for women. Dr. Reetu Sharma, a driving force behind the Go Red for Women movement, joins the conversation kicking off American Heart Month, to shine a light on the nuances of women's heart health and The American He…
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Join me for a profound journey with Dr. Luke Wood, the trailblazing president of Sacramento State University, as we discuss the stories and struggles that have shaped his dedication to serving students from all walks of life. From his own experiences with food and housing insecurities to his tireless advocacy for vulnerable student populations, Dr.…
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Discover the story of how women's philanthropy is reshaping our community with Evelyn Jensen, CEO of Impact 100 Greater Sacramento. She illuminates the profound effect of collective giving, where each $1,000 donation unites to award significant grants to impactful nonprofits. Hear how these women leverage their financial might and insight to drive …
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Ever wondered how a city's economy thrives on tourism? Imagine if your backyard festival could generate millions of dollars and thousands of jobs. That's exactly what Mike Testa, the CEO of Visit Sacramento, brings to light in our chat about the city's diverse attractions and events. Coverig topics like the annual Aftershock music festival and Sacr…
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Join me as I explore the critical work of Hope Cooperative, an organization committed to addressing homelessness and offering comprehensive wraparound services, with its CEO, Erin Johansen. Erin shares her journey with Hope Cooperative, which she joined 11 years ago when it had 85 employees and a 6.5 million dollar budget. Today, the organization h…
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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, so it seemed appropriate to feature an entity that has served and empowered survivors of domestic violence to grow into healthy, productive people and families. Learn from my conversation with Beth Hassett, CEO and Executive Director of WEAVE, Inc. as she brings to the table her profound insights on the…
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Founded by Father Dan Madigan and a group of volunteers, many of whom were World War II veterans, the Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services has been addressing food insecurity in the community for over four decades. Starting by establishing a soup kitchen at Immaculate Conception Church in Oak Park, it has grown to be the source in the county fo…
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I'll bet if anyone were to ask what you thought about HIV/AIDS in our community, you wouldn't have much to say. If you're like most, you may even have thought the virus was gone. While no longer an epidemic in the US, there are still many survivors, many infected and many unaware they're living with the virus. That means they can spread it to other…
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What is the legal definition of blindness? How many people would be considered "legally" blind in our region? What resources are there to support those dealing with or suddenly finding themselves blind? Executive Director of Society for the Blind, Sacramento, Shari Roeseler walks us through these questions and more as she addresses the significance…
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Lisa Wrightsman, Street Soccer USA Sacramento's Managing Partner, shares her story and how it lead to her involvement in Street Soccer USA, what Street Soccer is and how it engages communities to break the cycle of homelessness thru sport. The conversation continues to the process that led to Sacramento being awarded and becoming host to the first …
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Why do some schools perform better than others? What is the difference between a public school, a private school and a parochial school? How are charter schools funded? Do charter school students outperform their peers at other schools? These are just some of the questions that come up in our discussion today with Kevin Dobson, Founder and Executiv…
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A most unusual approach from a most interesting individual for a very important subject: food. Not just any food but food for the underprivileged. Good and healthy fresh food. Hear how Rabbi Dave has come up with a concept that can not only feed our community's hungry but feed them nutritiously and with dignity.…
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Join Marisa DeSalles as she visits with comedian, improviser and team building strategist Betsaida Lebron. Betsaida will be conducting a virtual session at the What If Conference on the power of play and how it can reduce burnout for employees. Betsaida started her career working in mental health advocacy and now uses her experience in mental healt…
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Join host Marisa DeSalles as she sits down with Lynn Malzone Ierardi, J.D. for a conversation about the importance of storytelling for nonprofits while fundraising. Lynn is the keynote speaker at the What If Conference and is the author of the book Storytelling: The Secret Sauce to Fundraising Success. She has been in the estate and gift planning f…
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Today's discussion is with The ElDorado Community Foundation to learn about their Building a Better Non-Profit program. Listen as Chris Ringnes, Communications and Public Relations Coordinator for the organization shares the opportunity that has been developed to support Non-Profits and help then grow with proper guidance and direction. Learn how y…
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In this second part of a two-part series, Marissa De Salles continues the dialogue with Niva Flor of the Sacramento Region Community Foundation to dig a little deeper into a discussion about donors, Donor Advised Funds and giving in your local community. The conversation even takes a twist into the Millenial giving outlook and the need for cryptocu…
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Join your host Marissa De Salles as she has a very candid conversation with Niva Flor, Chief Impact and Strategy Officer of the Sacramento Region Community Foundation. They discuss the purpose and value of Regional Foundations, the process of working with a Regional Foundation and some of the benefits as well as, challenges in both fundraising and …
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One of the more unusual fundraising events in Sacramento, Big Brothers Big Sisters take a unique approach to conquering fear and building relationships. Listen as donors take that huge first step to rappelling 16 stories down over the edge of the Downtown Sacramento Marriott Hotel. Demonstrating trust in the process and really changing lives for al…
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I was introduced to this episode's guest through another non-profit we have yet to profile, however, the praise was effusive for the work they're doing and the story of how they came to be is just as compelling. It shows the incredible commitment, passion and performance of the organization's leadership. Tiffany Loeffler is Founder and Executive Di…
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Join me today as I discuss some of the challenges facing our underserved children and the stories of success from one organization serving the children of our northern counties from ElDorado Hills and Rocklin, Lincoln and Grass Valley to Tahoe and beyond. Brenda Frachiseur, Executive Director of the organization since 2013 shares some of her experi…
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Many of us are familiar with the name of the organization as it's very well branded but do you really know what they're all about and the service they provide to our communities? Dimitrius Stone, CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Sacramento was on the job for less than a week when Covid-19 shut things down. Hear how he and his organization…
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Dr. Gina Warren, along with a committed team of volunteers and staff have embarked on a journey to change their childhood community with an innovative approach through education. Working to break the intergenerational trauma that has left families in poverty, homeless, incarcerated and under-educated, Neighborhood Wellness is breaking that cycle of…
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Leadership Sacramento is a program of the Sacramento Metro Chamber Foundation that develops community-minded business and civic leaders of tomorrow. Part of their curriculum for each annual class is to choose a local non-profit organization to share their leadership and fundraising support with. Hear about both Leadership Sacramento and their choic…
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Hear Jeff Bennett and Laura Good, co-founders of Startup Sac, explain the genesis of Startup Sac, the value it brings to the technology scene in Sacramento and the relationships that have been forged with community leadership, the University infrastructure and start-up successes. Fostering serendipitous collisions, Startup Sac is the go to source f…
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This episode is a departure from our support of cancelled events for non-profits rescheduling virtually. This is quite the opposite in that it's something this non-profit provides our community. CEO Dr. Linda Farley explains 5 lessons of leadership she's implemented to allow her organization to not only perform during the pandemic but exit with a s…
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Cristo Rey High School is a unique college preparatory, Sacramento based high school funded predominantly by local community employers that support a work-study program recognized throughout the country as one of the leading structures for breaking the cycle of poverty in the community. With a tremendous track record of success and a nearly 100% pl…
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Junior Achievement in the greater Sacramento area is an institution that has been helping youth get a grasp on financial literacy for over 60 years. As with many of the local non-profit agencies and business, the opportunity to continue with their traditional fundraising events has been diminished. Learn a little more about the steps JA is taking t…
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Celebrating 40 years of granting children's wishes and World Wish Day, Make-A-Wish has seen over $1M of event income evaporate as a result of shelter in place mandates during their big event season. In addition, many of the children's wishes cannot be granted at this time as they involve travel or large gatherings. However, with that same fervor of…
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Listen to the attendees of this year's "What If Conference" comment on why they're there, what they got from the event and hear what Sacramento's Impact Foundry provides each year to over 800 participants from all of Northern California.Από τον The Non Profit Podcast Network
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In a slight deviation from the stories as told by the non-profit organizations, this episode actually is the outcome of crossed paths in the process of discussions for the benefit of the non-profits as two marketing leaders in the community thought it might be a good idea to share why marketing in an economic downturn is a good idea. Listen in as J…
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This episode of the Non-Profit Podcast Series is with Stephanie Vierstra, Executive Director of Seniors First. Serving some of the most vulnerable to Covid-19, Seniors First is the primary source of food and other necessary services serving those 65 and over. This is an outstanding community program that continues to support seniors in the Placer S…
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Continuing the series of podcasts for non-profits during the shelter-in-place restrictions, Kids First is the source for counseling and family therapy in Placer County. With several programs geared toward children, child abuse is the most critical and with April being Child Abuse Prevention Month, it raises the scepter even more. Hear Antoinette Ma…
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