Sounds Good hosts hopeful conversations with optimists and world-changers about the headlines we can be hopeful about — and how you can get involved and make a difference. Every week, Good Good Good founder Branden Harvey sits down with the people driving positive change against the world's greatest problems. Each episode will leave you with a sense of hope about the good in the world — and a sense of direction on how we can all be a part of that good. Episodes are released every Monday. Dive deeper into these stories and find more good news at goodgoodgood.co and @goodgoodgoodco.

What the Fundraising is the podcast for impact leaders and change-makers who are tired of doing things the old school way and are looking for best practices to raise money, run their organization, and think about the nonprofit sector in a whole new way.  Every Tuesday for 40-60 min, your host, Mallory Erickson, will be having real and raw conversations with some of the best personal and professional development experts, many of whom are outside the nonprofit sector. These are bestselling authors, world-renowned researchers, and TEDx experts, most of whom have never spoken to a non-profit audience before. They have come ready to share expertise, lessons, and stories that will fundamentally change the way you show up as a leader and fundraiser. There are so many valuable lessons nonprofit leaders are missing because they are outside of their typical orbit, but no more. Mallory is bringing them in and helping to apply her guest's expertise to disrupt the nonprofit sector once and for all. So if you are ready to learn how to upgrade your fundraising strategy, leadership skills, energy, habits, and mindset to bring in more funding and actually have some fun doing it, then this is the right podcast for you. If you’re wanting to implement ideas you heard, visit MalloryErickson.com/Podcast for the top tips and tools, full transcripts, quotes, videos, and additional resources from each episode.

Your regular podcast from the team at Avalanche Canada. Tune in as we discuss conditions, learn about avalanche safety, explore snow science, and brush up on your avalanche safety.

Pastor Robert and Taylor Madu have a heart to see the city of Dallas introduced to the Grace and transforming Truth of Jesus. They are passionate to provide a space for all to come, with different backgrounds, and different walks of life, encountering community, spiritual growth, and simply a relationship with Christ. This is not confined only to the city of Dallas. Social crosses all barriers, and desires to reach people globally. Subscribe and share. This allows Social to meet people right where they are, with the opportunity to build the global church any and every way possible.

Where global transformation begins. A platform for long-form, insight-driven conversations with the leaders reshaping the systems our world depends on; from global governance and industry transformation to the individual decisions that rebuild trust. Ranked #1 in the US, Europe, and Asia, featured by Forbes and named a Top 30 International Business Podcast 2025, the series is recognised as the leading global podcast on stakeholder capitalism and is listened to in 147 countries. It also spent 12 consecutive weeks at #1 in the USA Non-Profit Podcast Charts. Independent and without advertising, the podcast is trusted for its depth, clarity, and integrity. It began in 2020 with Professor Klaus Schwab, Founder and Architect of the World Economic Forum, whose vision for stakeholder capitalism helped shape the intellectual foundation of the series. Guests include leaders driving systemic transformation: Dr. Rajiv Shah (Rockefeller Foundation), Achim Steiner (UNDP) and Sanda Ojambo (UN Global Compact), Emmanuel Faber (ISSB), Dr. Ismahane Elouafi (CGIAR), Emmanuel de Merode (Virunga), and many others across energy, finance, science, governance, and civil society. Reflecting the spirit of a multi-stakeholder world, the platform also features pioneers working on the ground - from the world’s first Water Envoy and first Chief Heat Officer to Earth Prize laureates and climate innovators.

Joan Garry: Nonprofit Leader and former Executive Director of GLAAD helps fellow CEOs, Boards and Board Chairs, Fundraisers, and Nonprofit Marketers

Introducing Islamic thought and understanding to the masses by the illustrious scholars of our time. We will be hosting thoughtful reminders and lectures in English and Persian/Dari languages.

Podcasts by women leaders and influencers. Designed to inspire and empower, Real Time with WLP podcasts will be based on life experiences and cover topics of interest to women leaders in the pharmaceutical industry.

Host Jason Bates and EMC President JP Giroux lead a roundtable with three valued EMC member companies to discuss the impact and sustainability of the Pay-for-Performance (PFP) training model. Hear from Canplas Industries, The Gund Company, and Fluidconcepts as they share how PFP funding motivates training investment, supports continuous learning, and drives productivity on the shop floor. A must-listen for anyone focused on workforce development and closing the manufacturing skills gap. About...

Assessing Policies, Practices and Impact of New Forms of Humanitarian Action and Foreign Policy.

🔥 Make 2026 Your Best Year Ever! 🔥 I'm offering an epic deal on Major Gift Millions for anyone who enrolls before the end of the year. There is no discount, you pay the full price of $1,500, but you get: 1. Lifetime access to Major Gift Millions 2. Access to "Your Path to a 6-Figure Coaching Business" (webinar I recorded teaching you exactly how I built my business and how you can do it) 3. A 60-minute coaching call with me. (We'll schedule this for January 2026 and can d...

The Five Good Ideas podcast airs some of the best sessions of Maytree’s popular lunch-and-learn program. For each session of Five Good Ideas, an expert from the non-profit or corporate sector shares five practical ideas on a key management issue facing non-profit organizations today. You find sessions from the past season at https://maytree.com/five-good-ideas/.

News and resources for members of the OPP Association and the public on issues impacting our members and your community.

Exploring the ins-and-outs of Canadian Charity Law in a way that can be understood by the layperson, including Charity Registration, Not-for-Profit Incorporation, Charity Governance, Charity Fundraising, Tax Receipting, and much more!

Send us a text In this episode we offer thoughts on the trends and topics that are going to shape philanthropy and civil society in 2026. Including: Philanthropy & Charities Ongoing political challenges for US philanthropy (more attacks on the legitimacy of foundations; will Trump weaponise the IRS?)More billion-dollar gifts; more donors signalling intent (e.g. by joining the Giving Pledge); the emergence of some new big-money philanthropists (including some high-profile women?)How will g...

As nonprofit leaders look ahead to the new year, it’s essential to understand which capabilities will matter most. In this episode, I’m breaking down the top skills nonprofits will need in 2026 so teams can stay resilient, adaptive, and mission-focused. Plus, I’m sharing a simple three-step process to help you identify the specific skills your organization should prioritize this year. If you’re planning your Learning and Development strategies for 2026, you’ll walk away with clarity on ...

In Episode 3 of Beyond 2 Bridges, hosts Ryan Donally and Matthew Dumouchel welcome Windsor-Essex County Warden Hilda MacDonald for a timely conversation about leadership, regional collaboration, and the work happening behind the scenes to support communities across Windsor-Essex. Hilda shares perspective on what it takes to lead at the county level, why cooperation across municipalities matters, and how long-term thinking influences economic development, infrastructure decisions, and the over...

Social entrepreneurs and leaders from business, government, philanthropy, and the nonprofit sector discuss how they are confronting today's most pressing challenges. From Stanford Social Innovation Review