Philanthropy Plugged In is a podcast series focused on the intersection of technology, gender, and giving.
In the Philanthropy Plugged In podcast series, we explore big ideas with our guests: Is technology broadening access to philanthropy? Are new applications and platforms accelerating social change? How do donors use technology to give? What does creating community in the digital age look like? (Many of us have new experiences related to this question as a result of COVID-19.) How do nonprofits leverage technology for fundraising?
The Lurie Children’s Hospital in Chicago is embracing new technologies to meet new donors where they are. From dance marathons to gaming to Amazon's Alexa, Lurie is getting creative with online peer-to-peer fundraising.
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14 May 2020
Innovative generosity
What is the potential for technology and giving? How do new ideas and projects get funding? Meet two social entrepreneurs who are making the world more generous through technology.
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14 May 2020
The most generous city in the country
What does it take to become the most generous city in the country? Learn how the directors of two giving networks in Austin, Texas collaborate and build on their organization’s strengths in our increasingly digital world.
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14 May 2020
The power of community
In today’s hyperchaotic world, we are hungry for connection and community. How are women being intentional about creating community to address big issues? How does technology both empower and hinder community-building?
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14 May 2020
Building donor relationships online and off (Part 2)
Throughout the nation, the nonprofit sector is being challenged to respond to the realities of COVID-19 by adapting to a "new normal." Join CCS fundraising for a panel discussion to hear how organizations in Chicago are deepening personal relationships and advancing technology during ongoing uncertainty.
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14 May 2020
Building donor relationships online and off (Part 1)
Throughout the nation, the nonprofit sector is being challenged to respond to the realities of COVID-19 by adapting to a "new normal." Join CCS fundraising for a panel discussion to hear how organizations in Chicago are deepening personal relationships and advancing technology during ongoing uncertainty.
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14 May 2020
The risks and rewards of digital fundraising
Digital platforms have opened space for more voices in philanthropy, but questions remain about the impact of these platforms on both the donor and nonprofit experience. How does technology empower us to give? Does it make it more or less challenging to give -- and fundraise -- strategically?
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7 May 2020
Givelify on the meaning of community
When giving is online, what happens to the sense of community, especially when giving is seen as a communal activity? Givelify, a mobile app, considered this paradox from inception and has redefined community as a result.
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7 May 2020
Reimagining Fundraising
As the nonprofit sector adjusts to post-pandemic life, what new strategies should fundraisers adopt to engage donors, especially women donors? Will some of the technology used during the COVID-19 crisis become part of the new fundraising landscape? What are the implications for donor cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship?
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29 Apr 2020
Growing giving circles
What does it mean to create a network of networks, bringing giving circle networks together to engage more donors and catalyze giving? As the number of giving circles continues to grow, what is the potential of this super network and how will technology help bring it to life?
29 Apr 2020
How we give in the digital age
How can technology help democratize philanthropy? Scott Jackson, CEO of the nonprofit Global Impact, responds to Women Give 2020 and shares his personal and professional perspectives on the role of technology in philanthropy and fundraising.
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29 Apr 2020
Exploring new research on gender, giving and technology
Technology is influencing every aspect of society and philanthropy is no exception. A new report from the Women's Philanthropy Institute, Women Give 2020, explores how women and men are using technology for good in similar and different ways.
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