Sofia Olsen shares insights on nonprofit financial management, growth challenges, and the importance of investing in financial capacity before crises occur.

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Website: sunrayaccountingsolutions.com

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In this episode, Paul Nelson discusses the importance of community, culture, and arts in rebuilding social connections, the challenges nonprofits face in funding and sustainability, and the impact of technology on community engagement.

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Website: https://cascadiapoeticslab.org

Website:  https://paulENelson.com

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In this episode, Nneoma Nwobilor, a senior social impact manager, shares insights on how nonprofits can incorporate equity into data collection and evaluation. We explore how community-led approaches, humility, and ethical technology use can transform nonprofit impact measurement.

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LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nneoma-nwobilor/

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Lindsay Kruse from All Means All discusses how designing with marginalized students at the center benefits everyone, the importance of adaptive work in education, and how AI can be leveraged to promote equity and inclusion in schools.

Resources/Links:

• Website: www.amaleaders.org
• AMA's Latest Independent Evaluation:  evidence.amaleaders.org. 
• Lindsay's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lindsay-kruse-a15886/
• AMA LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/all-means-all

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Lara Diab shares insights on creating impactful change in underserved communities.

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Website: www.arisenyc.org

Instagram: arise.nyc.official

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Blake Putnam from P3 Strategies shares insights on nonprofit leadership, organizational health, and strategies for scaling impact without burnout. This episode explores practical approaches to communication, emotional intelligence, and board engagement to strengthen nonprofit effectiveness.

Links/Resources:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/blake-putnam-p3strategies/

p3-strategies.com 

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In this episode, Charline Alexandre Joseph shares her 20+ years of nonprofit experience, focusing on workforce development, education advocacy, and the challenges of federal funding. She discusses the emotional toll of funding instability, diversifying revenue streams, and her journey into entrepreneurship with her new baking venture.

Links/Resources: 

Batch Baking of Brockton: https://www.instagram.com/batchbrockton/

Council of Nonprofits:

 https://www.councilofnonprofits.org/files/media/documents/2025/chart-executive-orders.pdf

Additional Written Resources:

• Association of Fundraising Professionals. April 2025.
• Many Ways to Give:The Importance of Diversified Nonprofit Funding. Candid. April 2026.
• Diversifying revenue sources: Where do nonprofits find funding Urban Institue. March 2026.
• What Is the Financial Risk of Nonprofits Losing Government Grants? Urban Institue. March 2026.
• What Is the Financial Risk of Nonprofits Losing Government Grants?

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