Sandy Pelletier, President and CEO of Gateways Community Services, reflects on her 40-year journey with the organization, which has grown from serving 50 individuals to nearly 3,000 across New Hampshire, offering a wide range of support for people with disabilities, elders, and veterans.

Caitlin McCormick Small, Executive Director of Project Adventure, discusses the organization's nationwide work in education, mental health, and leadership development, primarily using adventure-based tools like ropes courses.

Kerri Whalen, Executive Director of Ironstone Farm, discusses the therapeutic benefits of equine-assisted services for individuals of all ages and abilities, highlighting the intuitive nature of horses in helping people with physical, emotional, cognitive, and mental challenges.

Jennie Halstead, Executive Director of My Breast Cancer Support, discusses the organization's mission to provide financial and emotional support to breast cancer patients and their families in New Hampshire and Southern Maine. She shares her personal journey as a breast cancer survivor and how it led her to join the organization in 2012, eventually becoming Executive Director in 2014.

Robert MacKinnon, Director of Partnerships at Kindsight, discusses the evolution of iWave into Kindsight. He highlights the benefits of iWave's philanthropic wealth screening tool, emphasizing its ability to help small to mid-sized organizations identify and engage high-potential donors through custom fields, actionable results, and continuous live updates.

Michelle O'Malley, CEO of The Webster House, discusses the organization's mission to provide a safe home for children aged 8-18 who have experienced neglect or abuse, and their focus on community engagement, fundraising, and staff support.

Susan Howland, the Vice President of Community Relations and Development at the Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester, shares her extensive fundraising experience and discusses important initiatives like suicide prevention and community collaboration.

This week on the Nonprofits on a Mission podcast, Sarah answers some questions about the upcoming Major Gifts Mastery cohort. Even if your data's a little messy or your schedule is a bit full, this mastermind is an absolute must for any nonprofit leader who wants to increase individual giving this Fall!

In this episode, Sarah talks about our upcoming Major Gifts Mastery cohort, a 10-week course with the goal to get more meetings with well aligned supporters of your organization.

Jeremy Wirths, Chairman of the New Hampshire Working Dog Foundation, discusses the organization's mission to provide grants to police departments for K9 units, stemming from his personal experience with an explosive detection dog in the Army.