Aaron Dorfman, President & CEO of the National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy shares his advice on how funders and families can be more strategic with their charitable giving. Aaron’s background as a community organizer and work at NCRP focuses on building power for marginalized communities and informing its members on best practices for trust based philanthropy.

Founder and President of the Women’s Mosque of America, M. Hasna Maznavi, joins to share more on how she’s focused on this idea since she was 7 years old. You can find out more about the Women’s Mosque of America at https://womensmosque.org​.

Indian Muslim Relief & Charities Operations Manager Farrah Javed talked with us about the important work IMRC is doing to promote social justice for minorities in India through their health care, education, and emergency relief initiatives.

Join Wardah Khalid as she shares her background and journey to founding Poligon National, a national non-partisan nonprofit that works with Congressional representatives on behalf of the Muslim community.

In honor of Women’s History Month, American Muslim Community Foundation is inviting women focused and led institutions to share their programs and services with our listeners.

Laetitia Cairoli is the Director of Development at Oasis, based in New Jersey, an organization that serves women and children. You can find out more about their mission at https://oasisnj.org​.

Join Imam Tahir Anwar, President of the Board of Directors at North American Islamic Shelter for the Abused – NISA as he shares the critical work NISA does every day.

Saniya Vashist, recipient of the 2020 Muslim Philanthropy Award for Youth, returns to discuss more on CodeHER, a charity she started to help women across the world learn more about social entrepreneurship and technology. This podcast is part of our Women’s History Month Initiative. You can learn more about CodeHER at https://codehergirls.org​.

Sadaf Saied shares her experience growing up in Florida and helping make the University of Miami’s Muslim student organization more inclusive for women and how that played a role in forming Muslim Women’s Organization later down the road.

Minhaj Hasan, Director of Donor Care shares his start at Dar-us-Salaam Masjid in Maryland and how they started, with a vision and have been continuing the work for over 25 years.

Dyma AbuOleim shares her story about growing up in Florida and finding community. She founded the 200 Muslim Women Who Care in the Tampa Bay area to help build a network of giving and support common causes. Learn more about how she started the giving circle and the national American Muslim Women’s Giving Circle launching this month. You can find out more about 200 Muslim Women Who Care at: https://200mwwc.org​.