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In this episode of Nonprofit Hub Radio, host Delaney Mullennix interviews Sarah B. Lange, a nonprofit fundraising consultant. Sarah and Delaney discuss their experiences after attending Cause Camp 2023. Sarah shares that this conference was one of her favorites due to the intimate feel, networking opportunities, and timely topics.

Over the past three decades, Sarah worked with more than 200 nonprofits and raised over $80mil -- and she's still going strong! With that being said, Sarah also has a created a 2023 State of Fundraising guide for nonprofits. You can download it here.

This year, the Deaconess Foundation launched the Institute for Black Liberation, a novel approach to developing liberatory consciousness through healing the pains of internalized racism. The leadership development program provides Black Diaspora people in the Eastern Missouri and Southern Illinois region with a space to name, reckon with, and heal from racial trauma and grow as leaders who will pursue a just future.

Bethany speaks to Delaney about the importance of healing for leaders and activists and how philanthropic and nonprofit organizations can invest in this process.

How do you raise awareness & boost fundraising efforts for your nonprofit’s mission & important work? You engage in impactful storytelling.

Kristin Sukraw is a professional storyteller, executive producer at StoryFind Films, licensed mental health practitioner, and national speaker. She has worked with large international nonprofits, small shops, and everything in between to bring their stories to life and help them accomplish their fundraising goals.

You can find her book, "StoryFind: The Handbook for Finding and Telling Your Nonprofit's Most Impactful Stories", online at Barnes & Noble and Amazon. Whether you're a founder or employee at a nonprofit, StoryFind will give you the skills to craft your organization's most compelling narratives to engage donors and drive support.

Immerse yourself in tips that separate a successful nonprofit start up and those who can't move past phase 1. Rebecca Rodriguez is the author of The Nonprofit Workbook: Tips & Best Practices for Start-Ups Serving The Greater Common Good.

In this episode, Delaney and Rebecca discuss the steps a nonprofit leader should take before deciding to start a nonprofit and how to make it successful and sustainable.

Rebecca has served and worked in the social sector for more than 20 years. Working with nonprofit leaders to ensure program and organizational effectiveness she works with staff to get them to a place of sustainability.

With a fundraising background, Rebecca became interested in how to get an organization to a place of sustainability beyond raising more money. Whether it is at the programmatic or organizational level, she will come alongside to support and strengthen the business model, governance, systems & processes, and programs.

Diz Petit is the Founder and CEO of LiquiDonate, a sustainable social impact solution for businesses and nonprofits. The technology tool lets retailers divert excess and returned inventory to nonprofits who need it.

In this episode, Delaney speaks with Diz about her impressive background in the technology space and her ability to turn her passion into action.

Manda Kalimian shares memories of her 15-year journey of creating The Cana Foundation with Delaney Mullennix, host of the Nonprofit Hub Radio Podcast, on this episode. Her stories include insight on being a female founder while navigating the nonprofit space and also spending time in Washington learning how to spearhead initiatives to create real environmental change.

The Cana Foundation's Rewilding Space in East Norwich, NY serves as an exemplary case study, showcasing how rewilding landscapes can promote biodiversity and climate resilience through the use of native plants.