You Can't Take It With You

Jim Dunlop
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This is You Can't Take It With You, a podcast for people who want to use their money for good. Each episode will feature stories of generosity designed to inspire, and encourage others to do meaningful things in their communities.

  1. 18H AGO

    How Intentional Generosity Can Change Lives With Eric Saunders

    Eric Saunders is the Executive Director of New Hope Ministries, a Christian social service agency serving approximately 30,000 people each year across Adams, Cumberland, and York counties in central Pennsylvania. Under his nearly 20 years of leadership, New Hope Ministries has expanded from three to nine locations and has received accolades such as the Central Penn Business Journal's Nonprofit Innovation Award for Eric's leadership and innovation. Eric holds a master's degree in social work from Indiana University and serves on several state and nonprofit boards. In this episode… Generosity is often thought of as an act of giving, but can it be something even deeper, something that transforms both the giver and the receiver? Does the true power of generosity lie not just in the act, but in the way it shapes lives, communities, and the future? For Eric Saunders, a social services leader, generosity is more than just charity; it's a life-changing force that can shift the trajectory of both the giver and the receiver. "Generosity isn't just about giving what you can spare," he explains, "It's about understanding the need and meeting people where they are, with compassion and humility." Eric believes that when we give with true compassion, we don't just change the lives of others — we change our own, creating a ripple effect that can transform entire communities. In this episode of You Can't Take it With You, host Jim Dunlop is joined by Eric Saunders, Executive Director of New Hope Ministries, to discuss how intentional generosity can create lasting change. They explore the importance of meeting immediate needs while empowering long-term solutions, how churches and businesses can work together to address poverty, and the profound impact small acts of generosity can have.

    39 min

  2. FEB 23

    Building Wealth, Purpose, and Meaningful Generosity With Rocky Lalvani

    Rocky Lalvani is the Founder of Profit Comes First, a company that helps business owners prioritize profitability and build sustainable wealth. He works with entrepreneurs to simplify their finances, improve cash flow, and ensure they are rewarded for the hard work they put into their businesses. As the host of the Profit Answer Man and The Richer Soul Podcast, he teaches that money is a tool for creating freedom, purpose, and generosity. An immigrant raised in a family that openly discussed money, Rocky dedicates himself to helping others define "enough" and use wealth to make a meaningful impact. In this episode… Success is often measured in dollars, but fulfillment rarely is. So what does it really take to build wealth in a way that also creates purpose and meaningful generosity? According to Rocky Lalvani, a profit strategist and lifelong student of wealth-building, it starts with seeing money as a tool rather than a trophy. Drawing from his upbringing in an immigrant family where money conversations happened around the dinner table, he believes wealth is built slowly, intentionally, and with clarity about what "enough" truly means. When profit is approached with discipline and purpose, it becomes fuel not just for security but for impact. In this episode of You Can't Take it With You, host Jim Dunlop is joined by Rocky Lalvani, Founder of Profit Comes First, to discuss building wealth with intention and generosity. They explore why profit is essential for business owners, how to avoid the trap of consumerism and "never enough," and why giving should empower rather than create dependency. Rocky also shares practical advice on teaching kids to save, spend, and give wisely.

    38 min

  3. 07/28/2025

    Restoring Hope for At-Risk Youth Through Faith and Giving With Matthew Reichart

    Matthew Reichart is the Executive Director at Pine Valley Camp, a faith‑based nonprofit offering residential camps and year‑round programs for inner‑city and underprivileged children in the Pittsburgh region. He co-founded and revived the camp in 1995 with his wife, Susan, guiding its mission to rebuild broken lives through the gospel, life skills, and outdoor adventure. Under his leadership, the camp serves hundreds of children annually with activities like hiking, biking, swimming, and discipleship in a nurturing, low‑cost environment. In this episode… Some of the most profound life changes start with a single act of generosity. But how can giving — whether time, money, or love — truly restore hope in the lives of at-risk youth? And what does it look like when that generosity becomes the foundation of a decades-long mission? According to Matthew Reichart, a lifelong mission-driven leader, hope is restored when children encounter the love of Christ in a nurturing, distraction-free environment. He highlights the power of camp to break cycles of brokenness by immersing kids in nature, mentorship, and faith-filled community. The ripple effects are clear; former campers often return as counselors, leaders, even pastors, carrying forward the same hope they once received. In this episode of You Can't Take it With You, host Jim Dunlop sits down with Matthew Reichart, Executive Director at Pine Valley Camp, to talk about restoring hope for at-risk youth through faith and giving. They explore how generosity creates long-term change, why camping ministry is so effective, and the impact of intentional community partnerships. Matthew also shares powerful donor stories and his vision for a legacy of healing.

    38 min

  4. 06/09/2025

    How Philanthropy Creates Lasting Impact in Senior Living With J.D. Shuman

    J.D. Shuman is the President and CEO of Asbury Foundation, a charitable organization that supports benevolent care, innovation, and life-enriching programs for residents of Asbury Communities' senior living campuses. He brings over 20 years of experience in senior living philanthropy, including leadership roles at Asbury and Homewood Foundation. Since rejoining Asbury in 2019, he has led major initiatives like the $60 million "Everyday Exceptional" campaign. J.D. is also a Certified Fundraising Executive (CFRE) and is pursuing an MBA at Mount St. Mary's University. In this episode… In a world full of headlines about scarcity, conflict, and division, it's easy to forget how powerful a single act of giving can be, especially when it inspires others to do the same. So can one donor's gift ripple out to change an entire community? According to J.D. Shuman, a seasoned leader in senior services and philanthropy, generosity becomes transformational when it's aligned with a donor's passion and a broader community vision. He highlights how even donating something as unexpected as a rock climbing wall at a senior living community can significantly enhance brain health and resident engagement. The result is more than just new facilities; it's a culture of giving that empowers seniors, uplifts staff, and plants seeds of inspiration for future donors. Through brain health centers, scholarship programs, and a $60 million campaign, J.D. illustrates how generosity sustains meaningful, long-term impact. In this episode of You Can't Take it With You, host Jim Dunlop sits down with J.D. Shuman, President and CEO of Asbury Foundation, to discuss how philanthropy is reshaping the future of senior living. They explore the ripple effect of donor-led innovation, building culture through giving, and creating legacy through endowments. J.D. also shares how everyday generosity can unlock potential in both people and communities.

    31 min

  5. 05/07/2025

    Building Championship Teams Through Servant Leadership With Jevon Gondwe

    Jevon Gondwe is the Founder of Influential Skills, a leadership development company that equips professionals with the communication tools to connect, inspire, and lead high-performing teams. A three-time NCAA national champion and graduate of Messiah University, Jevon blends his athletic mindset with over 15 years of experience in training more than 30,000 individuals across diverse industries. His signature "Connect to Lead Series" provides leaders with practical strategies to enhance team engagement, productivity, and trust through authentic communication. Based in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, Jevon continues to coach and mentor emerging leaders, helping them unlock their potential through influential communication. In this episode… What does it take to build a team that not only wins but thrives with heart, trust, and purpose? How can leaders shift from simply managing tasks to inspiring people to give their best every day? What's the secret sauce that transforms a group of individuals into a true championship team? According to Jevon Gondwe, a championship-winning athlete and leadership coach, the key lies in servant leadership — putting others first to unlock their potential. He highlights how humility, intentional acts of generosity, and a focus on interpersonal connection create environments where people want to excel. When leaders give more value than they receive, they create ripple effects of trust, engagement, and long-term success. Drawing on personal stories, including mentorship moments and hard-earned lessons, Jevon shows how meaningful leadership practices can multiply impact across organizations and communities. In this episode of You Can't Take it With You, host Jim Dunlop sits down with Jevon Gondwe, Founder of Influential Skills, to discuss building championship teams through servant leadership. They explore how to foster authentic team connection, why adding value beyond expectations matters, and ways leaders can intentionally shape culture. Jevon also shares the personal philosophies that guide his leadership journey.

    31 min

  6. 03/31/2025

    From Bitcoin Gifts To Rescuing the Vulnerable: Jason Burtt's Radical Approach to Generosity

    Jason Burtt is a Senior Major Gifts Officer at Grove City College, a highly ranked, nationally recognized Christian liberal arts and sciences college committed to developing leaders of the highest proficiency, purpose, and principles ready to advance the common good. In this role, he cultivates and stewards significant philanthropic relationships that result in transformational impact. Jason is also the Founder and CEO of Unaltered Ministries, an organization dedicated to guiding individuals toward a fuller life through God's true design. He previously served as the National Director and Senior Vice President for Silver Ring Thing, a worldwide movement promoting sexual integrity through the Gospel of Jesus Christ. In this episode… Some people give when they have extra. Others give when it makes no sense on paper and somehow still come out ahead. What drives a person to give radically, even when it's uncomfortable? According to Jason Burtt, a lifelong nonprofit leader and passionate advocate for generosity, the key lies in understanding that generosity is not just a financial act; it's a lifestyle that unlocks deeper joy. He highlights how his journey began with reluctant tithing and grew into a decades-long practice of giving first and trusting the outcome. The result, he says, has been both transformational and deeply fulfilling. From facilitating multimillion-dollar crypto gifts to leading anti-trafficking efforts, Jason demonstrates how radical generosity can ripple into lasting impact. In this episode of You Can't Take it With You, Jim Dunlop sits down with Jason Burtt, Senior Major Gifts Officer at Grove City College, to talk about unlocking joy through intentional giving. Jason shares the story behind a $4 million Bitcoin donation, the birth of The One Coalition, and the power of going first when asking others to give. He also talks about his personal stake in rescuing trafficking victims through the Asservo Project.

    38 min

  7. 03/26/2025

    How Estate Planning Can Fuel Generosity With Mike Cherewka

    ​Mike Cherewka is the Founder and Owner of Cherewka Law PC, a firm providing comprehensive legal services in estate planning, business law, real estate, and nonprofit organizations. Mike began his career in the Tax Department of Ernst & Whinney in 1981 before entering private practice in 1983. In 1989, he founded The Law Offices of Michael Cherewka, which has since evolved into Cherewka Law PC, serving clients throughout Pennsylvania. Beyond his legal practice, Mike is a licensed real estate broker in Pennsylvania and Maryland and a founding member of Paramount Settlement Services, LLC, a full-service central Pennsylvania title company. In this episode… Estate planning is often viewed as a technical, numbers-driven process — but what if it could be something more? What if it became a powerful tool for shaping the future and impacting lives instead of just distributing assets? Can thoughtful planning today fuel meaningful generosity tomorrow? According to Mike Cherewka, a seasoned estate planning attorney with decades of experience, the answer is a resounding yes. He explains that estate planning isn't just about wealth transfer; it's a way to align financial decisions with personal values. He highlights how tools like charitable remainder trusts and endowments can turn a client's generosity into an enduring legacy. Mike's stories bring to life how thoughtful planning transforms intent into real community impact. In this episode of You Can't Take it With You, host Jim Dunlop sits down with Mike Cherewka, Founder and Owner of Cherewka Law PC, to discuss how estate planning can serve as a vehicle for generosity. They explore creative giving strategies, the role of charitable trusts, and how to empower clients to support causes they care about. Mike also shares how collaboration with financial advisors enhances long-term impact.

    36 min

  8. 03/19/2025

    Redefining Financial Success Through Generosity With Michelle Clary

    ​Michelle Clary is the Founder, CEO, and Senior Wealth Advisor at Piton Wealth, a firm dedicated to providing comprehensive financial planning services that align with clients' life goals and holistic wellness. She holds multiple professional designations, including Certified Financial Planner (CFP®), Chartered Life Underwriter (CLU®), Chartered Financial Consultant (ChFC®), Retirement Income Certified Professional (RICP®), and Accredited Estate Planner (AEP®). Michelle's commitment to excellence has been recognized nationally, ranking #16 in AdvisorHub's 2022 Advisors to Watch list, and she has received honorable mention for the 2022 Invest in Others Volunteer of the Year Award.  In this episode… Many people spend their lives growing their assets but hesitate when it comes to giving back, often unsure of the right timing or strategy. But what if generosity wasn't just an afterthought, but a core part of financial planning? According to Michelle Clary, a nationally recognized financial expert, true financial success isn't measured solely by assets under management but by the impact those assets create. She highlights how shifting the focus to "assets under distribution" can reframe wealth as a tool for purpose-driven living. By strategically giving during one's lifetime, individuals not only maximize their influence but also strengthen the causes they care about. Through her innovative approach, she challenges traditional financial mindsets and helps clients align their money with their values. In this episode of You Can't Take it With You, host Jim Dunlop sits down with Michelle Clary, Founder, CEO, and Senior Wealth Advisor at Piton Wealth, to discuss how generosity can redefine financial success. They explore why giving during your lifetime creates a greater impact, how to strategically distribute wealth, and the emotional rewards of generosity. Michelle also shares how she and her clients build a legacy of giving that extends across generations.

    29 min
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This is You Can't Take It With You, a podcast for people who want to use their money for good. Each episode will feature stories of generosity designed to inspire, and encourage others to do meaningful things in their communities.

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  • Creator
    Jim Dunlop
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    34
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © You Can't Take It With You (c) 2024
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