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    Explore " #communityimpact" with insightful episodes like "Ep 102: Changemakers Wanted! Recruiting the Right People for Impact", "Parksville Qualicum Foundation celebrates 25 years of giving", "#131 What Do Critical Race Theory and the Nashville Shooter Have in Common?" and "Developing Sustainable Creative Entrepreneurship Opportunities in Uganda" from podcasts like ""The Nonprofit Podcast", "PQBeat", "Black and Blurred" and "Evolution With Emily"" and more!

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    Ep 102: Changemakers Wanted! Recruiting the Right People for Impact

    Ep 102: Changemakers Wanted! Recruiting the Right People for Impact

    Looking to recruit inspired, game-changing staff, volunteers, or board members for your nonprofit? 

    Dive into our latest episode where we explore the essence of true changemakers. Discover how to identify the transformative changes needed within your organization and learn the art of seeking out the right blend of skills and qualities that make a nonprofit professional truly stand out.

    In this episode, Jena breaks down the traits that set these individuals apart and guides you through building an environment that not only attracts but also nurtures these pivotal players. From your existing team to new volunteers and the broader community, learn how to spot potential changemakers and empower them to catalyze growth and deliver meaningful impact in the community you're passionate about, including:

    • Understanding the need for change in your nonprofit team
    • Identifying key skills and qualities in potential changemakers
    • Practical strategies for recruitment and fostering a supportive culture

    Join us in redefining what it means to drive change and make a lasting difference.   Tune in, get inspired, and start transforming your team today! 

    Don’t forget to access these resources to help you on your journey to change, including the excellent Nonprofit Blog with a variety of expert articles.  You can find this week’s inspirational (and practical) blog, and so much more, here:

    📑How to Attract Changemakers to Your Nonprofit

    https://donorbox.org/nonprofit-blog/nonprofit-changemakers 

    📑Capacity Building – The Ultimate Guide for Nonprofit Growth

    https://donorbox.org/nonprofit-blog/capacity-building 


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    Parksville Qualicum Foundation celebrates 25 years of giving

    Parksville Qualicum Foundation celebrates 25 years of giving

    Host Peter McCully welcomes Rob Duncan, vice chairman of the Parksville Qualicum Foundation; 2024 marks the foundation's 25th anniversary.

    Duncan sheds light on the impact of these grants on diverse organizations, ranging from the Society of Organized Services to emergency response organizations, support for hospices, educational initiatives and community engagement projects, emphasizing the local nature of the foundation's efforts.

    "During the past 25 years, the total amount of grants and scholarships distributed by the foundation is $1.8 million,” said Duncan. “This represents all the funds we manage for both the foundation and for others.The idea is that all of the money raised in the community stays in the community."

    The podcast offers a comprehensive overview of the foundation's mission and impact.

    The conversation also highlights the Neighborhood Grants program, promoting community building with grants of up to $500 for individual projects. Duncan encourages individuals to apply for initiatives that enhance social connections and skills sharing, fostering a sense of community belonging.

    The Parksville Qualicum Community Foundation's role as an umbrella for various funds and scholarships is explained, offering contributors flexibility in directing their donations.

    More information can be found at: ParksvilleQualicumFoundation.com, for more information on grants, donations and the 25th anniversary celebrations.

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    #131 What Do Critical Race Theory and the Nashville Shooter Have in Common?

    #131 What Do Critical Race Theory and the Nashville Shooter Have in Common?

    Join hosts Brandon and Daren Smith in a gripping episode of Black and Blurred as they explore the intricate connection between the Nashville mass shooting and Critical Race Theory. Delve into the depths of analysis as we navigate through the complex interplay of social dynamics, ideologies, and the broader implications for our society.

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    Developing Sustainable Creative Entrepreneurship Opportunities in Uganda

    Developing Sustainable Creative Entrepreneurship Opportunities in Uganda

    Lauren Shipley is the Co-Founder and Executive Director of Artisan Global and my dear friend. Artisan Global is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit that is evolving creative industries in Uganda with local entrepreneurs and artisans. She is embracing her personal and professional evolution in Milan, Italy as a full-time Master's student studying Law and Sustainable Development.

    She is currently working with local entrepreneurs in Uganda to develop creative industries and address cycles of extreme poverty. Artisan's global team (Uganda and the U.S.) designs community workspaces for innovation & impact. The first pilot workspace opened in 2020 in Gulu, Uganda.

    Interested in partnering or making a direct impact?

    Follow along with their evolution here:

    https://www.artisanglobal.org/impact
    https://www.instagram.com/artisanglobal/