P2P Fundraising & Generational Change

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Seeding Social Good

Katrina VanHuss

29 episodes

6 days ago

Doing good is hard. Doing good professionally is even harder. The next-layer conversation is when you actually get the help you need. Turnkey's hosts bring you into deeper and deeper understanding, layer after peeled layer. Bringing the biggest and brightest names in social good to your ear, Katrina VanHuss and Otis Fulton PhD and the occasional guest will ask harder and harder questions to get you better and better help. Status quo beware. We're coming for you. Katrina VanHuss is the Founder of Turnkey For Good. Otis Fulton is VP Psychological Strategy Turnkey For Good.

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P2P Fundraising & Generational Change

Seeding Social Good

40 minutes

7 months ago

P2P Fundraising & Generational Change

In this episode, we dive into the evolving landscape of peer-to-peer fundraising and ask some provocative questions: Should we still organize fundraising efforts around traditional formats like walks, runs, and rides? Why do those formats often make sense to nonprofit staff but fall flat with volunteers? We’ll unpack the behavioral trends of different generations, explore whether DIY fundraising is the real solution, and ask the question no one seems to be asking: Why aren’t we talking more about gaming and streaming?

Joining us for this conversation are three fundraising powerhouses: Aimee Simpson, Chief Development Officer at the Immune Deficiency Foundation; Michael Wasserman, CEO and Co-Founder of Tiltify; and Katrina VanHuss, Founder of Turnkey For Good.