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MrBeast is more than just a YouTuber: between his generous digital philanthropy and his multiple business ventures, he is paving the way for a new generation of entertainers and entrepreneurs. Mr. Beast
Little Red Wagon is based on the inspirational true story of 8 year old Zach Bonner on his quest to change the world with nothing more than his beat-up red wagon and a blazing spirit of philanthropy. Little Red Wagon
Social Innovation Conversations podcast directory brings you social change ideas through audio lectures, audio interviews and panel discussions. See the complete podcast directory for educational podcasts on social entrepreneurship, environmental sustainability, philanthropy, corporate social responsibility, responsible investing, and more. Social Innovation Audio Lectures | Social Innovation Conversations
The Chronicle of Philanthropy hosts a regular discussion with author and social-media expert Allison Fine on how nonprofit groups and foundations can more effectively use social-media tools to spread their messages and raise money. Social Good
In this podcast series, the Foundation Center brings you conversations with grantmakers and other experts in the field of philanthropy on topics ranging from arts funding to changing trends in grantmaking to the impact of the economic crisis on nonprofits.
The Foundation Center: Philanthropy Chat
The Center for High Impact Philanthropy was established in spring 2006 by alumni of The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, who were frustrated by the difficulty of measuring and maximizing the impact of their charitable gifts. Penn is an ideal setting for such a resource center.

The School of Social Policy & Practice, where the Center is housed, is a leader in research and education related to the pursuit of social justice and progress. In addition, Penn is home to renowned programs in areas such as law, medicine, business, nursing, education, science, engineering, and ethics, all of which are important sources of information and expertise for the Center. However, the Center reaches beyond Penn to engage nonprofits/NGOs, philanthropists, foundations, policy and research centers, and universities around the world working towards more effective philanthropy. Center for High Impact Philanthropy
Economy Response are interviews with people in the field of fundraising. Jerold Panas interview dynamic fundraisers for the views about the economy, philanthropy and fundraising in difficult times Jerold Panas Podcasts
Perspectives From the Pipeline is a blog and podcast about nonprofit management and leadership from the viewpoint of the next generation. Blog author and host Rosetta Thurman is an emerging nonprofit leader of color working and living in the Washington, DC area. Rosetta hosts live interviews with inspiring nonprofit leaders and shares fresh ideas, career advice, and management resources to help others in their work - especially young nonprofit professionals and leaders of color. A prolific writer, speaker, and consultant, Rosetta has been quoted in articles about nonprofit leadership in the Washington Post, Nonprofit Quarterly, and the Chronicle of Philanthropy. Perspectives From the Pipeline on BlogTalkRadio | Blog Talk Radio Feed
The Bradley Center aims to encourage foundations and charitable donors to direct more resources toward support of small, local, often faith-based grassroots associations that are the heart of a vital civil society. In its research, writing, and monthly seminars, the center critically examines the current giving practices of American foundations, which tend to be directed toward large, expert driven projects that often undercut, rather than support, small civic associations. It aims to provoke conversation about the most important and seldom discussed issues before the nonprofit sector. It also provides practical advice and counsel to funders who are interested in designing grant-making programs that support civic renewal. This podcast contains audio and video coverage of Bradley Center conferences, discussions, and other events. Bradley Center for Philanthropy and Civic Renewal
The Center for High Impact Philanthropy was established in spring 2006 by alumni of The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, who were frustrated by the difficulty of measuring and maximizing the impact of their charitable gifts. Penn is an ideal setting for such a resource center.

The School of Social Policy & Practice, where the Center is housed, is a leader in research and education related to the pursuit of social justice and progress. In addition, Penn is home to renowned programs in areas such as law, medicine, business, nursing, education, science, engineering, and ethics, all of which are important sources of information and expertise for the Center. However, the Center reaches beyond Penn to engage nonprofits/NGOs, philanthropists, foundations, policy and research centers, and universities around the world working towards more effective philanthropy. Center for High Impact Philanthropy

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