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This week talk about Non-profit fundraising with millennials, Non-profit music events, and Non-profit fundraising! Listen now!
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Proof Positioning
Katie Lord,
Katie discuss all things Millennial! Great information about donation and volunteering habits!
proofpositioning.com
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Village Presbyterian Church
Deborah White & WIll Breytspraak,
The music ministry has a long tradition of performing free concerts with a retiring offering given to area nonprofits. This concert is only one of such three concerts that will be held this year to benefit others. The music ministry works in coordination with Village’s Mission outreach on the benefactors of the concerts.
villagepres.org
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Berkowitz Oliver LLP
David Oliver,
Helping companies diversify and strengthen their boards and implement best practices in board/management relations. He has a particular interest in issues of diversity, equity, and inclusion in building a better community in our region.
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Previous Episodes!
How Neighborhood Legal Support Transforms Kansas City’s Urban Core
Gregg Lombardi, Executive Director of Neighborhood Legal Support of Kansas City, shares how his organization is transforming blighted neighborhoods into vibrant communities. By leveraging Missouri’s Abandoned Housing Act, they rehabilitate abandoned homes and reduce crime, creating affordable housing for residents. Learn how their efforts are revitalizing the Lykins neighborhood and beyond.
Khalia Davis Discusses The Coterie’s 2024 Season & Vision for Inclusivity
In this KC Cares interview, Khalia Davis, the new artistic director of The Coterie Theatre, shares her vision for leading one of Kansas City’s most beloved theaters. Davis talks about the importance of inclusivity and representation in youth theater, the challenges of running a nonprofit in the arts, and exciting upcoming productions for 2024, including the world premiere of Just Ask.
Empowering Youth Through the Arts: The Story of Musical Theatre KC
Julie Danielson | Artistic Director In an insightful KC Cares interview, Julie Danielson, Artistic Director of Musical Theatre Kansas City, details the organization's development from a simple idea by her mother in Wichita to a cornerstone of Kansas City's musical...
