Today's episode is all about engaging female donors and how they can impact your end of the year goals for 2020. Small Shop's guest today is Jacqueline Ackerman, Associate Director of the Women's Philanthropy Institute at Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy. 

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Small Shop Fundraising is a podcast dedicated to small to medium sized nonprofits and topics and issues facing them today. This podcast is brought to you by Griffin Fundraising and Marketing. GF&M is a consulting firm specializing in small to medium sized nonprofit giving and marketing needs. Call today for a free consultation.  

Resource Links

https://philanthropy.iupui.edu/institutes/womens-philanthropy-institute/research/wgi20.html

New Forms of Giving in a Digital Age

Research That Grows Women's Philanthropy 

Don't throw the towel in YET on 2020! Year end giving could surprise you. 

So if you still have questions on how or IF you should push out a year end fundraising appeal, this is the episode for you. We talk about everything you need to know to start and finish your fundraising for 2020. Here's a preview:

Susan Griffin, founder/owner of Griffin Fundraising and Marketing, and I talk through year end giving. Griffin Fundraising and Marketing is a boutique consulting firm based in Louisville KY. 

Small Shop Fundraising is a podcast dedicated to small and medium sized nonprofits and the topics and issues facing them today. Liz Hack, host, has been a fundraising and marketing consultant for over 12 years with Griffin Fundraising and Marketing. 

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I had a little car trouble last week that forced me to change up the guest for this week's episode. Luckily, Scott Hack stepped in to save the day. Scott and I talk about developing trust and building relationships with your audience. 

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Small Shop Fundraising is a podcast dedicated to small to medium sized nonprofits and the topics and issues facing them today. Small Shop Fundraising is brought to by Griffin Fundraising and Marketing. A consulting firm servicing nonprofits on their fundraising and marketing needs since 1992. 

Do you know what brings you joy? On this episode we are talking about the journey to become a better version of ourselves. Jon'a Joiner, creator of Drink First, Then Pour and speaker, talks about:

Small Shop Fundraising is a podcast dedicated to small to medium sized nonprofits and the topics and issues facing them today. Small Shop Fundraising's host, Liz Hack, is the Managing Partner with Griffin Fundraising and Marketing consulting boutique in Louisville, KY. 

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Flexibility is THE most important amenity when it comes to attraction and retention of employment candidates. Susan Woods, Director of Recruitment of the Talis Group is on this episode talking about flexibility and the below:

Small Shop Fundraising is a podcast dedicated to small to medium sized nonprofits and the topics and issues facing them today. Small Shop Fundraising is brought to you by Griffin Fundraising and Marketing, a boutique fundraising and marketing consulting firm based in Louisville KY that serves nonprofits. Talis Group provides high quality staffing and recruiting services as well as select outplacement services.

If you have questions or comments about Small Shop Fundraising reach out to Liz Hack, host, on social media or email. 

We talk with Zack Davis, VP of Destination Services at Louisville Tourism, the convention and visitors bureau for Louisville Kentucky. He spoke on how nonprofits truly make the destination of Louisville unique and special. 

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Small Shop Fundraising is a podcast dedicated to small to medium sized nonprofits and the topics and issues facing them today. Small Shop is brought to you by Griffin Fundraising and Marketing. 

Do you like personality assessments? If yes, then this is the episode for you. I talk with Susan Roberts, of SCR Consulting about Spiral Dynamics. It's a tool to understand how people respond to change. We also talk about the 3 types of change that can happen- vertical, horizontal and sloped. 

Our guest is Susan Roberts, owner SCR Consulting and SCR Academy. She has provided listeners a way to take the assessment on her website! Just click on this link and then go to Moving Forward Together.

You can email Susan here.  Or find her on Twitter: @Susan_e_roberts

I spoke with Anna Taylor from The Greater Sum Foundation about what it means to be a virtual volunteer. She and her organization have been matching virtual volunteers to nonprofits all across the country for 3 years now. Listen as we talk about:

Anna also answers my ONE Common Questions Round at the end. 

Small Shop Fundraising is a podcast dedicated to small to medium sized nonprofits and the topics and issues facing them today. Small Shop Fundraising is provided by, Griffin Fundraising and Marketing. 

Links from the show:

Serve Kentucky

The Greater Sum Foundation

Nonprofit AF

Griffin Fundraising And Marketing 

This episode is all about strategies to keep fundraising going so the doors of your nonprofit stay open! 

I am thrilled to finally have landed Susan Griffin for the podcast! Since the early 90's she has owned Griffin Fundraising and Marketing a boutique full service fundraising and marketing firm to support small to medium sized nonprofits. 

We talk about:

Small Shop Fundraising is a podcast dedicated to small and medium sized nonprofits and the topics and issues facing them today.

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 P.S.- if you listen closely to the end you might even hear my daughter playing dolls in the background. #covidlife

This podcast is dedicated to small to medium sized nonprofits and the topics and issues facing them today. 

In this episode, James Reddish, Executive VP at the Little Rock Regional Chamber of Commerce, and I talk about how nonprofits and chambers of commerce are similar and ways they can support each other. While the two sectors may not use the same terminology, they do share a purpose, and that is to have a mission to improve the communities they serve. 

Topics we touch on in this episode:

Shout our to Leadership Louisville for bringing these two leaders together. 

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Contact the host, Liz Hack here.