EverTrue Launches New Podcast Network for Fundraisers to Listen, Learn, and Raise Better

At EverTrue, our mission is to build relationships, inspire generosity, and improve lives. Telling stories about the impact of philanthropy is an important part of our company identity.

In January, we announced the launch of EverTrue Studios, a media hub serving up free, on-demand series, films, and podcasts, all created with fundraisers in mind.

Now, EverTrue Studios subscribers will have access to more stories and insights from advancement entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs on the EverTrue Studios Podcast Network. 

“Producing the RAISE Podcast featuring advancement leaders has been one of the most meaningful ways to tell the untold stories of the industry,” says EverTrue CEO, Founder, and host of the RAISE Podcast, Brent Grinna. “As we advance our mission, we are excited to amplify other podcasters and bring our subscribers the best insights in the fundraising and nonprofit space on the EverTrue Studios Podcast Network.”

The EverTrue Studios Podcast Network is now home to six original podcasts:

• The RAISE Podcast, hosted by Brent Grinna, which features insights from Advancement Greats on what led them to a career in advancement, the mentors that shaped their paths, and their visions for the future of fundraising.
• DXbyET, hosted by Mike Nagel, a video podcast taking subscribers behind the scenes of building and running a Donor Experience program.
• Fundraising Illuminated, hosted by Erin Moran, a short-series podcast for development officers and fundraising professionals that explores the business of fundraising.
• The Development Debrief, hosted by Kathryn Van Sickle, a stories-based podcast featuring professionals, donors, and thought leaders in the field of fundraising.
• Mentorship Matters, hosted by Kim Nyoni, which will examine the power of inclusive mentorship in advancement.
• Talking Shop, hosted by David Lively and Erin Moran, on which an advancement operations nerd and a big-ideas-major-gifts-guy debate the hottest topics in advancement.

“Podcasting matters. It’s such an important way to share the amazing personal stories of people at all levels of their fundraising journeys. By joining the EverTrue Studios Podcast Network, I am able to learn more about the stories behind the great individuals in our field and, in turn, inspire others,” says Kathryn Van Sickle, host of the Development Debrief podcast, and the inaugural guest podcaster on the EverTrue Studios Podcast Network.

Kathryn is joined on the EverTrue Studios Podcast Network by Kim Nyoni, who will host EverTrue’s new Mentorship Matters podcast. In Kim’s words, “Fundraisers are always on the go, so podcasts are a perfect way to reach us while we’re on the road. I am passionate about combining forces with other advancement folks to make this industry more equitable and inclusive for the next generation of fundraising leaders — and partnering with EverTrue to launch the Mentorship Matters podcast is a really exciting step towards a better future for the industry.” 

With the EverTrue Studios Podcast Network, listeners will have on-demand access to insights from the best bootstrappers in the industry, the most innovative community builders, and the one-person content machines who live and breathe fundraising and have so much to teach us.

The launch of the EverTrue Studios Podcast Network is a meaningful step in EverTrue’s commitment to bringing our fundraising partners the most helpful content in the medium they engage with most, regardless of platform. We look forward to amplifying the voices of individual contributors in the fundraising and non-profit space on the EverTrue Studios Podcast Network.

About EverTrue
EverTrue’s software, data, and services empower higher education and independent school advancement teams to create personalized experiences for donors. Hundreds of teams use EverTrue’s network of social and demographic data sources and modern, mobile-first software to reach more donors and increase fundraising. The company is backed by Rubicon Technology Partners and serves more than 2,000 nonprofit customers. Visit www.evertrue.com for more information.