Jen Bokoff is a connector, strategist, and change-maker who leads fundraising for the Disability Rights Fund (DRF), which supports disability-led advocacy in the Global South. Under her guidance, DRF has moved $55 million+ to 450+ organizations across 40 countries, advancing disability-inclusive policies and laws. Jen’s philosophy: lead with curiosity, follow lived experience, and build understanding before asking for support—because “disability rights are everyone’s rights.”

I love a good story about someone who avoids surgery and ends up pain-free years later — and that’s exactly what happened to Bibi Frederick . She was told her knee pain was caused by cartilage degeneration and that surgery was her best option. Before she went under the knife, this Denmark-born nurse decided to try a supplement a friend recommended. The European company Zinzino  caught her attention because of its science-based approach and personalized testing. Zinzino isn’t

I toured the new Arie Crown campus with Sam Medow—a stunning, once-in-a-generation project built through teamwork, persistence, and a culture of generosity. Over five years, through a pandemic and 300+ donor conversations, Sam and a committed group of leaders raised $40M to ensure families continue to learn and thrive. True leadership is giving credit away—and Sam does it effortlessly.

Philanthropic advising isn’t about writing checks—it’s about writing a story your family can stand behind for generations. JH Philanthropy helps families slow down, name what matters, and build a giving strategy rooted in shared values. They use a human-centered approach that turns giving into something joyful, intentional, and lasting.

Rachel Berezin’s leadership journey — from PJ Library to CEO of MyZuzah — is defined by empathy, adaptability, and connection. She turns challenges into lessons, replaces celebrity spotlights with real stories, and leads with integrity inside and out. Her philosophy: raise for today and tomorrow, because annual giving fuels now and endowment sustains the future. Rachel embodies the kind of leadership that inspires trust, impact, and community.

Year two of Krit Consulting flew by—full of lessons on pricing, partnerships, and people. I learned that implementation beats ideas, relationships beat refresh buttons, and the right chemistry turns “good” into “great.” I’m grateful to my clients, collaborators, and readers. Year three is about more stories, more trainings, and more impact. Let’s grow dollars—and joy—together. #KritConsulting #LeadersAndCulture

Discover how Courtroom 600 effectively teaches children about World War II, the Holocaust, and the importance of developing a critical eye.

Jazmin Peach I love when tech people get  fundraisers. Jazmin Peach does, because she’s been one. She grew up in Ipswich, built an early...

From operator to investor to builder, Steve Miller shares candid lessons on business and giving: lead with self-awareness, stay open to new ideas, and say no with intention so you can fund what matters. He and Diane bring a venture lens to philanthropy—setting criteria, measuring impact, and backing bold bets. Semi-retired doesn’t mean slowing down; Steve still travels, writes sketch comedy, and roots for the Illini—always learning, always building.

Josh Black, Functional Medicine and Longevity Coach It started with a panic attack. Josh Black was working for a private equity backed...

If you’ve ever seen a family try to talk about money, legacy, and “where giving should go,” you know how messy it gets. That’s where Robyn Schein and 21/64 come in. Robyn’s gift is turning tough, multigenerational conversations into values-driven action. With tools like Motivational Values Cards and Picture Your Legacy, she helps families find common ground and move from “we care” to “we decided.”

A school social worker called: dozens of kids in unstable housing needed lice kits—fast. Within days, boxes landed where they were needed most. That’s GiveNKind: a tiny team turning business surplus into community outcomes so nonprofits spend budgets on people, not purchases. Last year, four staff placed $16.7M in new goods on under $600k—about $28 of impact per $1. They rescue usable inventory and let vetted nonprofits “shop” an online catalog, cutting costs, waste, and time

Jen Lau, Director, Fundraising.ai I love tools that actually help nonprofits raise more money. That’s why my chat with Jen Lau, director...

Matt Mason is making the world a better place! When I sat down with Matt Mason, CEO of Spaceship Earth Charity, in the UK, I expected a...

Explore Divine Face & Body (Glenview): red light therapy, UltraSlim contouring, 3D body imaging, and advanced facials—clinical-based, personalized care.

Discover how Ken Lorch blends personal values and expertise in Estate Planning to guide families and nonprofits. Estate Planning insights await!

Rhonda Abrams turns meaningful connections into impact. After 15 years in nonprofit development raising $10M+, she pivoted from asking for money to helping people give it away—strategically, efficiently, and with purpose. As founder of Legacy Impact Group and a 21/64 Advisor, she bridges generations, aligns values, and moves money faster to the right causes. Focused, funny, and deeply community-rooted, she’s a trusted partner in writing a better story for the world.

Spending an hour talking with Melanie Levav, Executive Director of the Shomer Collective, makes you think less about dying and more about living well. A rabbi, social worker, and chaplain, Melanie helps Jewish communities approach death, grief, and caregiving with clarity and compassion. From kitchen-table beginnings to nationwide programs, the Collective blends tradition, practicality, and even humor to make life’s hardest conversations easier.

When Swapna Sasidharan’s son was diagnosed with an unnamed rare disorder, she turned from tech exec to biotech trailblazer. Her research uncovered a single gene mutation—POGZ—and led her to launch the Cure POGZ Disorders Foundation. Now, she’s building a gene therapy model to help her son and thousands with similar conditions. Her mission: fast-track cures for rare diseases. Learn more or donate: [https://www.curepogzdisorders.org/donate]

Ben Bornstein is a three-time cancer survivor, finance pro, and mission-driven entrepreneur. His journey—from hospital rooms to boardrooms—has been shaped by purpose, resilience, and a passion for giving back. Whether scaling nonprofits, mentoring founders, or launching innovative funds like Prospero Spirit Funds, Ben blends business and philanthropy to create lasting impact. His goal? Leave a legacy that drives change—and he's just getting started.