Dina Goldman is the founder of Mispar, the only Orthodox Jewish consumer data company. Dina gave me an in-depth look at her process and why research is so important.

Keshet Starr is the CEO of Ora. We had an inspiring conversation about her role, how her organization helps, and how she copes with the challenges of her position.

Tiferet Sprung and Sarah Silvestri are the Founders of Executive Arm, a full-service management outsourcing firm for nonprofit organizations. Their mission is to help non-profit organizations achieve greater heights through internal capacity development, executive coaching, and strategic program design. In this episode, we chat about why their started their firm, how they help nonprofits, and what you can learn from their process.https://www.executivearm.org/

Jack Bernstein is the founder and CEO of Kurrent Kitchen and Bath. Jack and I connected over LinkedIn when he posted about an incredible fundraising event he held in his business location. In this conversation, Jack brings corporate philanthropy to life in a relatable and inspiring way.

In this episode, Uri Jaskiel and I dive into the ins ands outs of building a community of support around your nonprofit organization. First, we have a very special conversation Mayer Freedman, a proud Renewal kidney donor. Mayer gives us his firsthand experience of what it means to him to be part of Renewal’s community.

I had an honest, insight-packed chat with Racheli Edelkopf, who founded Pedal to help nonprofits with their marketing.

Rachel Cyrulnik is the founder and principal at Raise Nonprofit Advisors. In light of the horrific tragedies that occurred on October 7 and the turbulent times that have followed, we sat down to discuss how nonprofit organizations can address their fundraising needs sensitively and effectively.

Daniel Solganik, MSSA, L-ISW-S turned down a position at the prestigious Cleveland Clinic to become the Director of Behavioral Health Services, Naaleh Cleveland. In this episode, we discuss Naaleh Cleveland’s first-of-its kind in house mental health clinic.

Rabbi Shlomo Landau is the Director of Community Mentors at Olami. In this episode, Rabbi Landau shared his approach to making the most of relationships with nonprofit volunteers.

In this episode, I interviewed Rabbi Avi Schnall, the New Jersey director of Agudath Israel of America, to explore the topic of nonprofit advocacy.

In the first episode of Season 4, I interviewed Rabbi Josh Sturm, the Director of Outreach at Renewal, who shared his unique approach to nonprofit outreach.

In our community, women in nonprofit or communal leadership roles are the minority. In this episode, I spoke with Jenna Beltser to find out why that is and what we can do to change it.

In this episode, I sat down with Arieh Friedner, COO of Daily giving, to talk about the what it means for a non-profit organization to implement systems.

Martin Friedlander and Eli Goldbaum are the founders of the Yashar Coalition, an initiative to provide couples with the tools for healthy marital conflict resolution. We had an amazing discussion about what compelled them to start their organization, and what the process has been like to get them where they are today.

Avrohom Adler is the International Director of Yachad. In this episode, he shares his experiences from over two decades in the nonprofit sector.

In this episode, Moshe Isenberg shares some really unique insights into the incredible power of strategic partnerships for nonprofit organizations.

In this episode, Mrs. Brany Rosen bravely shares some of her personal journey with infertility and the experiences that led her to found ATIME.https://www.atime.org

Yaakov Galen is the founder of Truth Seekers, Inc, a company that helps organizations reach GenZ (10-25-year-olds) on TikTok, YouTube, and even LinkedIn. In this episode, Yaakov and I discuss what GenZ is really all about, the best way to reach them, and how to get started.

Yaakov Langer is the popular host and producer of popular Jewish podcasts like Kosher Money, Inspiration for the Nation, and That's an Issue. His podcasts spark important and timely conversations in the community about topics such as the cost of Jewish life, mental health, and living more meaningfully. We sat down to talk about his non-profit platform, Living L'Chaim, and his plans for the future...and we had a surprise guest pop in midway through!

Rabbi Phil Karesh is the executive director of the Orthodox Union's Community Projects and Partnerships. We sat down to discuss his department's recent parenting initiative, Gen Aleph.