Breakthrough T1D’s Andrew Shannon joins the podcast to share how a five-year strategy is reshaping the organization’s run program for long-term growth. Building a stronger endurance program isn’t just about adding more races or
In our Season 7 premiere, March of Dimes’ Laura Goodwin joins the podcast to explore how long-range planning and cross-functional alignment can build a stronger future for peer-to-peer fundraising. A strong P2P strategy isn’t
In our Season 6 finale, Disabled American Veteran’s Laura Rusche joins the podcast to share how one grassroots initiative evolved into a scalable DIY fundraising program. The next great campaign idea may not come
The Ability Experience’s Shaw Guidi joins the podcast to explore how organizations can better engage and support Gen Z men in peer-to-peer fundraising. As organizations look to engage the next generation of fundraisers, many
Cancer Research UK’s Gareth Mulcahy joins the podcast to explore how organizations can reimagine their role in today’s social challenge landscape. Social challenges surged during COVID, creating a powerful wave of participation and connection.
The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention’s Kathe Goller and Mike Lamma join the podcast to explore how peer-to-peer fundraising proves its value as a driver of growth and connection. Peer-to-peer fundraising continues to hold
Curebound’s Liz DiGeronimo and Erik Gordon share how bold change can unify teams and strengthen community connection. What happens when you rethink everything about your signature event all at once? From branding and location
Autism Speaks’ Christie Godowski explores how peer-to-peer can serve as a meaningful bridge from diagnosis to community. For many families, a peer-to-peer event is more than a fundraiser, it’s their first step into a
Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation’s Charlotte Conmy joins the podcast to explore how email can cut through the noise and build real connection with supporters. In a world where inboxes are overflowing and attention is
In our Season 6 premiere, The Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation’s Kelly Lamb joins the podcast to explore how endurance programs can nurture deeper, more transformational relationships with peer-to-peer fundraisers. Endurance fundraising is about
In our Season 5 finale, The Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation’s Diana Perrault joins the podcast to share how leaders can rethink capacity building to strengthen their peer-to-peer teams from the inside out. Many fundraising
The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center’s Meredith Perkins shares how purposeful recognition can motivate, engage and retain peer-to-peer fundraisers. Recognition is no longer just about t-shirts or medals – it’s about meaning.