For as far back as I can remember charity has been ingrained in me, like challah braided into my DNA. From my very first nursery school classroom, at my very first circle time, I recall proudly clutching my shiny copper penny and eagerly waiting that tzedaka box to get to me.
Whether it’s passing the plate or the pushka, the value of giving is part of our foundation, so why does giving it to a "Foundation" sound scary to someone like me?
And that’s what we’re going to tackle today…
This episode is a deep exploration of philanthropy's heart with my guest, Isaiah Oliver, who leads the Community Foundation of Northeast Florida. Together, we unravel the threads that connect family values to community involvement, revealing how personal narratives weave into the larger philanthropic fabric.
The Community Foundation of Northeast Florida https://www.jaxcf.org/
The stories shared in this episode, including a lively family debate over education, demonstrate the profound influence our loved ones have on our journey towards social responsibility. Isaiah and I also ponder the powerful impact that intentionally engaging in varying viewpoints can have, particularly within the realm of public service and global citizenship.
Isaiah shares his WHO (society), WHAT (social impact), WHEN (if not now...?), WHERE (local, global) and WHY listening and engaging helps us get to HOW together.
Whether you're a seasoned donor or just starting to find your footing in the world of giving, join us as we celebrate the stories that shape our communities and inspire us to leave lasting legacies of our own.
Fairy Tales, Anita Baker https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A7vrDThlryU
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For as far back as I can remember charity has been ingrained in me, like challah braided into my DNA. From my very first nursery school classroom, at my very first circle time, I recall proudly clutching my shiny copper penny and eagerly waiting that tzedaka box to get to me.
Whether it’s passing the plate or the pushka, the value of giving is part of our foundation, so why does giving it to a "Foundation" sound scary to someone like me?
And that’s what we’re going to tackle today…
This episode is a deep exploration of philanthropy's heart with my guest, Isaiah Oliver, who leads the Community Foundation of Northeast Florida. Together, we unravel the threads that connect family values to community involvement, revealing how personal narratives weave into the larger philanthropic fabric.
The Community Foundation of Northeast Florida https://www.jaxcf.org/
The stories shared in this episode, including a lively family debate over education, demonstrate the profound influence our loved ones have on our journey towards social responsibility. Isaiah and I also ponder the powerful impact that intentionally engaging in varying viewpoints can have, particularly within the realm of public service and global citizenship.
Isaiah shares his WHO (society), WHAT (social impact), WHEN (if not now...?), WHERE (local, global) and WHY listening and engaging helps us get to HOW together.
Whether you're a seasoned donor or just starting to find your footing in the world of giving, join us as we celebrate the stories that shape our communities and inspire us to leave lasting legacies of our own.
Fairy Tales, Anita Baker https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A7vrDThlryU
Do you have some feedback, thoughts or questions?
Want to be a guest on my show or have an Honorable Mensch to nominate?
Connect on Instagram @SchmoozewithSuze
Subscribe to the Schmooze with Suze Podcast for your dose of #Culture, #Values and #GlobalCitizenship... with a side of #chutzpah...
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Thank you for helping us grow!