Sports Philanthropy Podcast

As we launch Season Two of the Sports Philanthropy Podcast, our host Roy Kessel looks back at the the accomplishments in 2019 and previews the exciting plans for 2020.

Tune in for Episode 40 of the #Sports #Philanthropy #Podcast as our host #RoyKessel is joined by longtime Chicago Tribune sportswriter Fred Mitchell who is currently an adjunct professor of Journalism at #DePaul University as well as the Community Correspondent for the #Chicago #Blackhawks.

Tune in for Episode 40 of the #Sports #Philanthropy #Podcast as our host #RoyKessel is joined by longtime Chicago Tribune sportswriter Fred Mitchell who is currently an adjunct professor of Journalism at #DePaul University as well as the Community Correspondent for the #Chicago #Blackhawks.

Join us for Episode 39 of the #Sports #Philanthropy #Podcast as #RoyKessel goes to California to sit down with AVP First Executive Director Tony Giarla to learn how they are bringing volleyball to the streets.

Join us for Episode 38 of the Sports Philanthropy Podcast as Danya Rosen, Executive Director of Chicago Run, joins our host Roy Kessel to talk about the scope of their running program and the importance of the service they provide to over 18,000 young athletes in the Chicago area

Join us for Episode 37 of the Sports Philanthropy Podcast as radio personality Mitch "Thunder" Nelles sits down with our host Roy Kessel to talk about how athletes can make more of an impact in their communities and some of the challenges he sees with athletes' advisors.

Join us for Episode 36 of the Sports Philanthropy Podcast as Britt Pascale from Next College Student Athlete (NCSA) sits down with our host Roy Kessel to talk about how they help students get college scholarships and the assistance they provide to students that cannot afford those services

Join us for Episode 34 of the Sports Philanthropy Podcast as Amelia Kohm, Founder of DataViz for NonProfits sits down with our host Roy Kessel to examine how the process of creating visually appealing presentations of data can make a dramatic impact on the way the data is understood by grantors, donors, sponsors or even the board of directors.

Shawn Pfeiffer from Pucks for Autism sits down with our host Roy Kessel to talk about how PFA has grown, its future plans for expansion and how it is able to make an impact the Special Education District of Lake County

Join us for Episode 33 of the Sports Philanthropy Podcast as Sheldon Hill, Executive Director of SafeBeat shares the importance of preventative heart screenings with our host Roy Kessel, founder of the Sports Philanthropy Network.