Giving With Impact

Stanford Social Innovation Review

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A podcast from Stanford Social Innovation Review featuring conversations with leaders from across the philanthropic ecosystem about what’s at the heart of achieving more effective philanthropy. Produced with support from DAFgiving360.

Season 6 Trailer

Giving With Impact — Season 6 Trailer

Stanford Social Innovation Review is published by the Center on Philanthropy and Civil Society at Stanford University. Visit SSIR.org to learn more and subscribe today.
08/26/2025

Shared Purpose: Managing Conflict in Giving Across Generations

Guests: Mollie Van Horn, Executive Director of the Tawingo Fund Nick Tedesco, President and CEO, National Center for Family Philanthropy Mary Jovanovich, Senior Manager of Charitable Consulting, DAFgiving360 Barbara Wheeler-Bride, Editor, Stanford Social Innovation Review
08/01/2025

Giving That Supports Communities in a Warming World

Claire McGuinness, Strategy and Partnerships Manager at One Acre Fund Maya Batres, Senior Advisor on People and Climate at The Nature Conservancy Shawn Jensen, Director of Business Development, DAFgiving360 Barbara Wheeler-Bride, Editor, Stanford Social Innovation Review
05/20/2025

Addressing Hunger in America: ‘There’s very little resiliency left in the system.’

Participants: Host: Barbara Wheeler-Bride, Editor, Stanford Social Innovation Review Kyle Endres, Executive Director of We Don’t Waste, a food recovery organization working with communities across the Denver Metro region Vince Hall, Chief Government Relations Officer at Feeding America Alisia Robin, Senior Manager of Strategic Partnerships and Non-profit Outreach at DAFGiving360
04/14/2025

Childhood Cancer: Treating Children Around the Globe

In today’s episode, we’ll discuss St. Jude Global, an innovative endeavor at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital to take lifesaving cancer treatments to children around the world. With the launch of St. Jude Global, the research hospital has set an ambitious goal to cure at least 60% of children with the most common cancers worldwide by 2030. By sharing research and knowledge globally, St. Jude and its network of researchers and institutions seek to amplify their nonprofit social impact on a global scale. Their global approach is focused on capacity building and partnership, two ideas that have increasingly been part of conversations about effective philanthropy.
04/01/2025

Charitable Giving, Advocacy, and Public Policy

In this episode, we’re going to share a conversation about the impact of elections on charitable giving, and how non-profits can engage in advocacy for policies that are crucial to the communities they serve.
03/11/2025

The Challenges Facing Humanitarian Aid Groups Right Now

Our contributors: Bob Kitchen, Vice President, Emergencies and Humanitarian Action, International Rescue Committee Harriet Carvalho, Director of Operations, DAFGiving360 Barbara Wheeler-Bride, Editor, Stanford Social Innovation Review
02/24/2025

The Power of Arts Education to Build Community

Contributors David Garza, President and CEO of Henry Street Settlement in New York City, a non-profit whose mission is to open doors of opportunities for Lower East Side residents and other New Yorkers through social services, arts and healthcare programs Kevin Greaney, co-founder of PhilARThropy, a non-profit working to help fund the next generation of art teachers and programs Eric Joranson, Senior Manager at DAFgiving360 Barbara Wheeler-Bride, Editor, Stanford Social Innovation Review

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Giving With Impact — Season 6 Trailer

Stanford Social Innovation Review is published by the Center on Philanthropy and Civil Society at Stanford University. Visit SSIR.org to learn more and subscribe today.

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01/28/2020

Adam Creighton

This podcast could have been so much more with the candlepower the producer and institution bring to it. If you want to hear some pretty banal observations into charity—wouldn’t go as far as calling them innovations or insights—punctuated by marketing from the sponsor (Schwab!) then this is the podcast for you. If you are looking for a better example of serious treatment of important topics in philanthropy, check out Tiny Spark with Amy Costello and Frederica Boswell. It is a shame that philanthropy has such a dearth of good, consistent content.

A podcast from Stanford Social Innovation Review featuring conversations with leaders from across the philanthropic ecosystem about what’s at the heart of achieving more effective philanthropy. Produced with support from DAFgiving360.