#32: How to Know If You Can Trust a Nonprofit with Your Money
Mark Erkenswick, KPMG partner and chair of One Collective’s finance and audit committee, on how to tell if a nonprofit deserves your money. The signs of integrity, the red flags and a two-year cash plan.
#19: How to Make Ministry Sustainable Through Entrepreneurship - Robert Swarthout
Robert Swarthout, three-time founder in software and investing, on why good ministry projects fail when sustainability isn’t built in from the start. How entrepreneurship can fund work that lasts.
#17: What is Social Entrepreneurship? - Brandon Weidman
Brandon Weidman, One Collective’s senior director of development, on what social entrepreneurship is and why ministry needs it. Where the risk of leaving traditional methods turns into opportunity.
#14: The Joy in Generosity - Joe Pringle
Joe Pringle of the National Christian Foundation on the joy in generosity and how to pass it to the next generation. Why giving well is about more than money, and how families can talk about it.
#12: The Link Between Cultural Awareness and Your Impact - Andrew Code
Andrew Code, co-founder of Chicago Fellowship and private equity manager, on whether short-term trips are worth it. Why traveling to hard places builds the humility and cultural awareness leaders need.
#4: Laying the Groundwork for Healthy Stewardship - Michael Martin
Michael Martin, president of the ECFA, on leading with integrity when money is involved. What healthy stewardship looks like before a crisis forces the question.