And More | In Conversation: Insights from Experts on Philanthropy & Fundraising

Welcome to And More | In Conversation , a fundraising and philanthropy podcast featuring conversations with leading experts. This series brings together More consultants to discuss what we’re seeing in our work now, what is changing and the questions that aren't yet resolved. Conversations explore philanthropy and fundraising from different angles, from big gifts, donor relationships and compelling cases for support, to trust, partnership, place and institutional ambition, drawing on our work with ambitious organisations around the world. Learn more about us: More Partnership Ltd Connect with us on LinkedIn Start a conversation hello@morepartnership.com

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  Episode #6

  Place: What is your endowment of place?

  Sep 4, 202616 minS1

  <p>Send us your thoughts</p><p>What if one of an institution’s greatest assets is the place it belongs to?</p><p>In this conversation, Joanna Motion and Nik Miller explore the idea of an “endowment of place” and what it can mean for philanthropy. Drawing on their work with institutions around the world, they discuss how a strong sense of place can give organisations greater confidence and distinctiveness, broaden the community of people who feel connected to them, and unlock different motivations for giving.</p><p>They also consider the responsibilities that come with claiming a place: how to...

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  Episode #5

  Purposeful Partnerships: What can organisations achieve together that they couldn’t alone?

  Sep 4, 202610 minS1

  <p>Send us your thoughts</p><p>Organisations are increasingly coming together to raise funds and tackle challenges they couldn’t address alone. But partnership isn’t always the right answer.</p><p>In this conversation, Nik Miller and Rodolphe Gouin discuss what organisations need to work through before deciding to collaborate. What does each partner actually want? What will they gain, and what might they have to compromise on? Are their values compatible? And what needs to be agreed about donors, prospects, responsibilities and risk?</p><p>They argue that clarity isn’t a sign of mistrust. Asking the diffic...

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  Episode #4

  Weathering the Storm: Can difficult times actually build trust?

  Sep 4, 202612 minS1

  <p>Send us your thoughts</p><p>Trust matters most when organisations are under pressure, but much of the work of building it happens before the difficult times arrive.</p><p>In this conversation, Liz Reilly and Katrina Hancock discuss what organisations can do to build trust before, during and after periods of uncertainty and change. They consider the value of strong relationships and trusted processes, why silence from leaders can allow distrust to grow, and the importance of listening to and involving people even when there aren’t easy answers.</p><p>They also ask whether difficult periods can be...

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  Episode #3

  Permanence: What does it mean for a gift to last?

  Sep 4, 202610 minS1

  <p>Send us your thoughts</p><p>Some donors want their gift to endure for generations. Others want to put their money to work now and create change that lasts long after the funding itself has been spent.</p><p>In this conversation, Katrina Hancock and Simon Pennington explore what permanence means in philanthropy, from endowed scholarships, posts and buildings to shorter-term gifts intended to create lasting change. They consider how a donor’s motivations can shape not only the gift itself, but the way it is discussed, structured and stewarded.</p><p>They also look at the choices facing do...

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  Case for Support: What do donors really want from your philanthropic story?

  Sep 4, 202620 minS1

  <p>Send us your thoughts</p><p>What makes a philanthropic story compelling to a donor? Drawing on More Partnership’s analysis of conversations with donors, Tim Johnson, Laura Phipps and Vérane Castelnau discuss what they have heard about the stories organisations tell when seeking philanthropic support.</p><p>They explore why clarity and distinctiveness matter, how organisations can establish credibility and demonstrate impact, and what makes a genuine case for why support is needed now. They also consider who should tell the story, how to pitch ambition at the right level, and why organisations don’t need to prese...

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