The Nonprofit Show is the nation’s daily live video broadcast for the business of nonprofits — where nonprofit leaders, teams, and changemakers gain practical strategies to strengthen operations, improve performance, and sustain impact.
Each weekday, our Co-hosts and expert guests tackle the most current topics in fundraising, management, marketing, staffing, and technology — all designed to help you run smarter, lead stronger, and deliver on your mission with confidence.
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This is not generic “professional development.” The distinctive promise of this conversation is moving from fundraising specialist toward organizational leader, with C-suite readiness, business knowledge, relationships, communication, and professional presence forming the bridge. It’s how a fundraising professional becomes someone the organization sees as an enterprise-wide leader.
The heart of this conversation is disciplined humility: Love Justice International scaled to 18 countries and more than 115,000 trafficking interceptions by equipping local leaders, scrutinizing its own assumptions, and reducing the reported cost per interception to $112. John Molineux connects compassion with measurable performance, arguing that nonprofits should be able to describe the cost of producing a life-changing impact.
Nonprofits cannot advance equity through statements and occasional training alone. Bernardo J. Ruiz explains how leaders can embed equity into budgets, policies, staffing, accountability systems, and everyday organizational decisions.
Nonprofits become more attractive to philanthropic investors when they operate with the planning, financial clarity, measurable outcomes, and organizational discipline expected of a well-run business. Carol Wick from Sharity explains how nonprofits can become stronger philanthropic investment candidates!
Corporate sponsorships become far more valuable when nonprofits stop treating companies like checkbooks and start treating them like long-term mission investors. Michael Medoro of Childhelp explains how alignment, measurable impact, listening, and consistent communication create partnerships that last.
This fascinating discussion explores founder legacy, cause alignment, franchise engagement, program design, capacity constraints, and the responsibility successful businesses have to give back. It is a powerful example of how one leader’s personal experience can become an enduring institution when passion is matched with structure, measurement, and shared ownership. Denny Lynch, author of Call Me Dave, and Rita Soronen, president and CEO of the Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption, share how Dave Thomas turned his own adoption story into a lasting model for corporate-nonprofit impact.
Nonprofit leadership through uncertainty requires more than reacting to today’s crisis. Brian Wenke of 'It Gets Better' explains how authentic storytelling, youth partnership, flexible funding, and long-range thinking can strengthen an organization’s mission and operations.
Workforce reductions are difficult, but poor planning can make them far more disruptive. Casey Williams explains how nonprofit leaders can define the business need, establish objective criteria, meet legal obligations, and treat affected employees with dignity.
Nonprofit financial planning must evolve as quickly as the conditions surrounding the organization. Taylor MacDonald and Dan Holcomb explain how rolling forecasts, scenario planning, cash visibility, and collaboration can help leaders respond without putting the mission at risk.
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