In our Season 5 premiere, Javier Sanchez of the Dolphins Cancer Challenge discusses how understanding both your internal team’s and your fundraiser’s motivations drives mission success. Leading a P2P campaign means managing multiple moving

In our Season 4 finale, Jessi Woomer of the American Red Cross discusses how organizations can best be prepared to harness peer-to-peer fundraising when disaster strikes. Crisis fundraising operates on a different timeline than

Parkinson’s Foundation’s Kayln Henkel joins the podcast to discuss what it takes to embrace a growth mindset when scaling P2P programs in rapidly growing organizations. There’s a fundamental difference between inheriting a well-oiled P2P

Wounded Warrior Project’s Brandi Glover joins the podcast to discuss how marketing and field teams can work together to create seamless P2P fundraising experiences. In P2P fundraising, there can often be a disconnect between

The AIDS Foundation Chicago’s Jonathan Harris & Christina Robinson join the podcast to discuss how their Team To End AIDS (T2) program is thriving as a “small fish in a big pond.” Marketers love

The Immune Deficiency Foundation’s Aimee Yrlas-Simpson & Angela Ridenour share their secrets to building organic & sustainable partnerships with content creators. Celebrity gossip magazines love to remind us: “Stars — they’re just like us!”

Cliff Whitlock shares how the ALS Association is expanding its Ride to Defeat ALS to new markets, focusing on planning, staffing and local engagement for successful market launches. In the early days of peer-to-peer

Pat Morrissey of Team Human Powered Potential, winners of the 2025 Cash, Sweat & Tears Award, joins the podcast, along with Liz Diemer from The Michael J. Fox Foundation For Parkinson’s Research, to share

In our Season 4 premiere, Steve Merker of The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation shares how his team expanded their peer-to-peer portfolio while staying aligned on strategy, brand and teamwork. In the early days of

In our Season 3 finale, Shatterproof’s Shannon Greene shares her insights into the unique challenges of fundraising for a cause that carries societal stigma. Peer-to-peer fundraising inherently involves a degree of vulnerability—sharing your personal

This week, Lurie Children’s Ted McCartan joins the podcast to share how his team navigated a cyber security attack during event week. The seasoned event fundraising professional knows that in-person events often bring unexpected

This week, Megan Gavin from the American Diabetes Association joins the show to discuss how her team is leveraging marketing, technology, and staffing to fuel peer-to-peer (P2P) growth. As many P2P programs strive to