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.

Susan G. Komen’s Andi Hughes joins the podcast to discuss how national nonprofits can centralize peer-to-peer programs while preserving essential community connections. Many large nonprofits struggle with the tension between standardization and localization in

Four Diamonds’ Suzanne Graney joins the podcast to discuss how to transform a group of individual volunteer leaders into a cohesive, high-performing team. Managing volunteer leadership presents unique challenges, especially when your entire executive

Sinai Health Foundation’s Jamie Lamont joins the podcast to discuss how hospitals can break down silos between major gifts and peer-to-peer fundraising. While many healthcare organizations treat major gifts and peer-to-peer as separate fundraising

The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation’s Robin Paterson joins the podcast to discuss how medical breakthroughs are reshaping peer-to-peer fundraising strategies. When life-saving treatments transform a terminal diagnosis into a chronic condition, everything changes — including

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