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S3 E3: Database Management: Not Just for Geeks
Apr 14, 2026
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S3 E2: Fundraising Plan: Why Summer is the Best Time for Annual Fund Planning
Mar 17, 2026
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S3 E1: It Takes a Team to Build a Strategic Plan
Feb 17, 2026
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Year recap: What I learned from CEOs, authors, and innovators in nonprofit, plus a 2026 sneak peek
Dec 16, 2025
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S2 E14: Giving Circles Raise Billions, Here’s How
Nov 18, 2025
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| Date | Episode | Description | Length | ||||||
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| 4/14/26 | S3 E3: Database Management: Not Just for Geeks | Here’s the bottom line, you need clean data. Collecting, processing, and analyzing data helps your nonprofit organization fulfill its mission and serve the community. We will connect the dots between data and compelling storytelling about your mission. | — | ||||||
| 3/17/26 | S3 E2: Fundraising Plan: Why Summer is the Best Time for Annual Fund Planning | Summer + Plan = Successful Fundraising. When do you work on your annual fundraising plan? We will talk about why the summer is the best time and what you can do now to be ready to create a successful annual campaign for the remainder of this year and the beginning of the next. | — | ||||||
| 2/17/26 | S3 E1: It Takes a Team to Build a Strategic Plan | Does your organization have a strategic plan? These plans have a bad reputation because no one uses them. It’s what you “should” have. In this episode, we break down the who, why, and how of a strategic plan. It doesn’t have to be complicated, just clearly written, and shared responsibility by all stakeholders. | — | ||||||
| 12/16/25 | Year recap: What I learned from CEOs, authors, and innovators in nonprofit, plus a 2026 sneak peek | As we wrap up 2025 and look forward to 2026, it seems right to look back at what we accomplished and learned both with the podcast, my business, and community volunteer.My guests covered a lot of ground and shared with us incredible insights into what to consider within the industry this year and the people moving the industry forward in North Texas.Eliza Solender on real estate for nonprofits. Steve Latham on gifts from assets rather than cash, Ty Wilson on the global impact of giving circles, Greg Warner, and founder of MarketSmart, on technology and fundraising.We also had guests who brought a different perspective to table, like Michelle Monse and her work with donors and nonprofits in rural West Texas; and Alicia Peoples and Diana Hoyt who both shared their creative passions outside of fundraising.About Fundraising: The Podcast continues to evolve and in 2026 you will hear more solo episodes about challenges we all deal with as fundraisers. If you have a suggestion for 2026 or would like to work with my team, please visit https://dmgroupconsulting.com/CHAPTERS:01:29 – Steve Latham, founder of DonateStock. Donations from assets are 30% greater than cash gifts.02:12 – Invited by Wendolyn Abel, VP of Grants Ministry, to be a guest speaker at The Gathering, presented by Texas Methodist Foundation.04:50 – Greg Warner, founder of MarketSmart, technology and the nonprofit sector06:31 – End-of-Year fundraising 3-part solo episodes07:07 – Share your favorite episode08:25 – Inspiration to colleagues and successful work for clients09:20 – Sneak peek at 2026 | — | ||||||
| 11/18/25 | S2 E14: Giving Circles Raise Billions, Here’s How | Ty Wilson with Philanthropy Together shares the latest trend in fundraising and philanthropy: Giving Circles. Learn how your nonprofit can benefit from the collective generosity women, youth, and men who pool their money for greater impact. Ty believes that everyone is a philanthropist, you just have to show up and do good. | — | ||||||
| 11/6/25 | S2 E13: There’s more than one way to thank donors | 3-part series on End of Year Fundraising SuccessEpisode 3: There’s more than one way to thank donorsDonations should be acknowledged within 72 hours, or 3 days, of receipt. Thanking donors is another opportunity to engage board members, other volunteers and staff. Thank you emails are standard but phone calls and handwritten notes are the exception. Authentic gratitude keeps donors giving. | — | ||||||
| 10/30/25 | S2 E12: Making the Ask is a team effort | 3-part series on End of Year Fundraising SuccessEpisode 2: Making the Ask is a team effort Board members, other volunteers, and staff can all be involved in the End-of-Year appeal. Peer-to-peer fundraising is very effective. Remind donors to take advantage of their employer’s charitable matching gift program and compose letters and emails that appeal to each segment of donors. | — | ||||||
| 10/23/25 | S2 E11: Prep work for End-of-Year Appeal | 3-part series on End of Year Fundraising SuccessEpisode 1: Prep work for End-of-Year AppealStart with a compelling message for each segment of your donors, set a realistic goal, and give your donors options to support your mission. Carefully use client stories in your appeal, use donations history to set your goal, and offer the options of monthly giving or donating stock to support your organization. | — | ||||||
| 10/14/25 | S2 E10: Urban vs. rural nonprofits, what’s the difference and an inside look into family foundations with my guest Michelle Monse | Two-thirds of the state of Texas has fewer elected representatives than any major city in the state. Find out what that imbalance means to your community. And, the second half of my conversation with Michelle Monse, former CEO of the King Foundation, gives us an inside look at family foundations. | — | ||||||
| 9/16/25 | S2 E9: Karen Hughes White, CEO Texas Women’s Foundation | Karen White Hughes, CEO of the Texas Women’s Foundation, and I will talk about the power of women in philanthropy, the recent study on the wage gap in the U.S. and how the next generation of young women are giving back. | — | ||||||
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| 8/19/25 | S2 E8: Donor advised funds and removing the friction for donors with Greg Warner, MarketSmart | Greg Warner developed the DAF widget and other tools to help nonprofit organizations "remove the friction" for their donors. He is also the author of "Engagement Fundraising" and creator of the Fundraising Report Card. Join us for an interesting conversation about wealth, philanthropy, and donor engagement. | — | ||||||
| 7/15/25 | S2 E7: Earning the CFRE, community transformation, one woman’s path with Dr Froswa’ Booker Drew | Dr. Froswa' Booker-Drew is the President and CEO of Soulstice Consultancy providing philanthropic guidance, community engagement strategies, leadership development, and organizational culture support for companies and nonprofits. Our conversation covers leadership development, CFRE, and a preview of her new book, "Front Porch Wisdom." | — | ||||||
| 6/17/25 | S2 E6: Marketing and Public Relations for the Nonprofit with Juliette Coulter and Rhonda Aghamalian | Juliette Coulter and Rhonda Aghamalian, two of Dallas' best PR professionals join host, Diana Marquis in a conversation about the relationship between communications and fund raising. They answer questions like, how to tell your story, who's your audience and why Marcom is important. | — | ||||||
| 5/20/25 | S2 E5: What every nonprofit executive should know about real estate with Eliza Solender | Eliza Solender is a nationally recognized authority on nonprofit and small business real estate issues. As President of Solender/Hall, Inc., she has worked with hundreds of nonprofit organizations and small businesses to help them achieve their real estate visions. | — | ||||||
| 4/15/25 | S2 E4: More than raising money: standup comedy or creative writing with Alicia Peoples and Diana Hoyt | Guests on the next podcast episode are Alicia Peoples and Diana Hoyt. Two fundraisers who are also doing what they love: standup comedy and creative writing. Tune in to learn more about fundraisers who do more than raise money. | — | ||||||
| 3/18/25 | S2 E3: Mission creep, social enterprise, asset poverty and more with Dr Dena Jackson | Dr. Dena Jackson has a wide range of interests and experience. Our conversation starts with learning about consultant as executive extender to asset poverty to the current state of the nonprofit sector. | — | ||||||
| 2/18/25 | S2 E2: Don’t leave money on the table, ask for gifts of stock with Steve Latham | Steve Latham, co-founder of DonateStock, is my guest this month. DonateStock was created to help donors give gifts of stock to their favorite charities without the hassles and delays Steve experienced when he tried to give stock to a scholarship fund. Listen in to learn how you can support your favorite nonprofit and how nonprofits can increase their donations with gifts of stock. | — | ||||||
| 1/14/25 | S2 E1: What it takes to be an effective leader in the nonprofit sector with Dr Harriet Boorhem | Harriet Boorhem, PhD, author, leadership consultant, and therapist has studied and taught leadership development. She has strong opinions and is not shy about sharing them. My conversation with Harriet will give you some insight into the difference between a good leader and a great one. | — | ||||||
| 12/17/24 | S1 E9: Successful grant proposals from the funder’s point of view with Wendy Abel | Our guest for December’s podcast is a person I’ve long admired as I’ve watched her grow her career from a grant writer to Vice President of Grants Ministry for the Texas Methodist Foundation. Wendy Abel and I will talk about all things grant related from her number one tip: “read the directions,” to her personal journey as a nonprofit professional. | — | ||||||
| 11/19/24 | S1 E8: Women in philanthropy, role models, and the act of giving with Roslyn Dawson Thompson | Our guest for November is a person who is a leader in the nonprofit sector, and entrepreneur, a mentor, and a good friend: Roslynn Dawson Thompson. Some of you may remember her as the CEO of the Texas Women’s Foundation. She retired from that position after serving 11 years. She now is running a consulting business and serving on the board of the Tides Foundation, a community foundation with a national reach. Roslyn and I will talk about women as leaders, advice for people who have recently started their careers, and what comes after your first or second career. | — | ||||||
| 10/15/24 | S1 E7: Here’s what nonprofits need to know about advocacy and lobbying with Lisa Chmiola | Lisa Chimola, Chair of the AFP Global Government Affairs committee, and I will talk about the difference between lobbying and advocacy work; the Charitable Act, and how staff and board members can effectively speak up for their agency and their cause. | — | ||||||
| 9/17/24 | S1 E6: Are you stuck? Can’t set goals? How a coach can help with Michael Rubin | Michael is a certified professional coach, with 100+ hours of coaching, mentoring, and performance evaluation under his belt. Join us to find out how working with a professional coach can boost your career. | — | ||||||
| 7/16/24 | S1 E4: Common misunderstandings about laws and regulations governing nonprofits with Danika Mendrygal | This month’s guest is Danika Mendrygal an attorney who specializes in nonprofit governance and tax law. She started her own firm, Mendrygal Law in 2015 after spending 12 years with a nationally recognized firm in Dallas. Danika’s firm specializes in nonprofit governance and tax law, and we all need to know more about that. | — | ||||||
| 6/18/24 | S1 E3: Tools for meaningful board service for a nonprofit board of directors with Ben Mohler | Listen to "About Fundraising: The Podcast" and get some great, useful advice on how to get the most from your nonprofit board of directors. Does each board member have an individual board engagement plan? What are the pros and cons of board term limits? We talk about all that and more in this episode with Ben Mohler, ACFRE. | — | ||||||
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