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Legacy Fundraising Chat

Sanita Guddu of Persuasion - Charity Consultant and Training Specialist

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Feeling you don’t have time for legacy fundraising marketing? Or don’t know where to start? As a former Legacy Marketing Manager, I have been where you are. Having managed regional legacy teams, organised and presented at over 110 legacy events I love the whole journey from having conversations to stewarding pledgers. Now as a legacy consultant. I hear people who have responsibility for this fundraising stream struggling, and I don't want you to. Episodes will help you to increase your legac ...
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1. Assess Your Strengths. Chances are, you already have some idea of the type of business you want to start, and it likely revolves around your passions. 2. Determine Start Up Funds. 3. Determine the Time Commitment. 4. Talk to Others In Your Field. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/donald-shamp/support
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In today's broadcast, and after taking a look at the news, we talk about the challenge 'Healthy Cities' that this year reaches its eighth edition with a record number of participants. This is an initiative of the health care provider Sanitas in collaboration with more than 200 other companies, where participants have to walk 6000 steps daily over a…
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Today we are doing a special program from the Feria del Libro of Madrid, one of the largest book fairs in the country, that comes to an end on Sunday the 11th of June. At the Spanish National Radio own stand in the book fair, we're going to have the opportunity to talk to author Luz Gabás about her last published novel ‘Lejos de Luisiana’ which is …
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I’ve presented at the Legacy Strategy for the last few years and there’s always something new to learn. Find out what to expect from this year’s online event that takes place on 20th June 2023. You can book your place here https://legacystrategysummit.com/
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In today's broadcast, after the news, we talk to American jazz pianist Ben Sidran, who has just been in Madrid for a week-long residency at the Spanish capital’s premier jazz club, the Café Central. Ben Sidran remembers The Concert for García Lorca that he gave with his quartet in Granada 25 years ago playing the poet’s own piano, and—on contempora…
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In today's broadcast, and after taking a look at the news, we talk about the new campaign that the World Health Organization - Europe launched two weeks ago, to raise awareness and fight the formerly named 'monkey pox' in the European region. Once again, we talk to the Head of the High Threat Pathogen Team at the WHO-Europe, Dr. Richard Pebody, abo…
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Madrid's Feria del Libro book fair began last Friday, and here at the English Language Broadcast we kicked off the three-week-long event with hispanist Ian Gibson. Born in Dublin, Ireland, Gibson has Spanish nationality and has dedicated the better part of his life to twentieth-century poet and dramatist Federico García Lorca, and has written about…
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In today's broadcast, after the news we meet Canadian singer-songwriter Ron Sexsmith who has returned to Spain fifteen years after his last visit. Besides giving concerts in Madrid and Barcelona, he performed a couple of songs live on Radio 3, Spanish National Radio's domestic youth music and culture station. We hear those live performances as well…
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In today's broadcast, and after taking a look at the news, we talk about a trilogy of crime novels and thriller written by American author J.K. Franko, who was in Madrid presenting the Spanish translation of his work. With his background in Philosophy and Law, the author explores the different aspects of criminal justice and legal system in a story…
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The Smee and Ford Legacy Awards took place on the 27th April and I had the pleasure of being a judge and Chair of one of the panel discussion sessions. I share my learning’s from both experiences to help you in your future legacy marketing. As mentioned in the episode, The Smee and Ford Legacy Trends Report you can get your copy here https://smeean…
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The 38th Madrid en Danza international dance festival is currently taking place in the capital, and in today's broadcast, we talk to two directors with shows being performed: Ann Van Der Broek, with the show 'Joy Enjoy Joy', described as a "tentative ode to happiness"... and Hofesh Sheckter, whose show 'Double Murder' brings two performances togeth…
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In today's broadcast, after the news and a new Report From Lebanon sent in by our Beirut correspondent Elsa Yazbek, we talk to Joan Anton Rechi, the director of Andorra's new Clàssicand Festival. Set to take place from June 2nd through 11th in the principality of Andorra, situated in the Pyrenees Mountains between Spain and France, this year's edit…
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On the day marking the 35th anniversary of the introduction of teletext in television broadcasting in Spain our focus is, however, not on electronic media, but rather on the traditional and time-honoured medium of paint and canvas. And, in particular, on the work of Antony Williams. A new show of paintings by this crtically acclaimed British artist…
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In today's broadcast, Spain welcomes the English National Ballet at the Teatro Real in Madrid, with a revival of the classical ballet 'Raymonda'... The show's director and choreographer, Tamara Rojo, was the artistic director of the English National Ballet for ten years, and is currently the director of the San Francisco Ballet. She reworked the or…
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In today's broadcast, and after taking a look at the news, we talk about a non-profit cultural association that takes literature to rural areas of Spain. Maribel Medina is a Spanish writer and the director of ‘Mi Pueblo Lee’ (My town reads), who tells us about the initiative. We also talk to Spanish writer Alejandro Palomas, one of the authors that…
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In the wake of the historic event that was the coronation of Charles III on Saturday, we tackle Spain's own past, present and future through Australian playwright Andrew Bovell's latest play, "Canción del Primer Deseo" -- "Song of First Desire". The play gets its name from a Federico García Lorca poem, and follows the story of a young Columbian man…
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In today's broadcast, after the news, we talk to Leah Pattem, founder of the popular, dynamic, engaged and engaging English-language website Madrid No Frills, which offers up-to-date, no-nonsense, street-level reports on people and events in the Spanish capital. It also offers, among other things, colorful snapshots of the city's typical bars that …
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In today's broadcast we travel back in time in a century-old train, the oldest one still running in Spain. This heritage train covers the journey between Madrid and Aranjuez and receives the name of the product it used to transport: Tren de la Fresa - Strawberry Train. On board the train, we speak to the managing director of the Spanish railway fou…
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In today's broadcast, after the news, we learn about Spain's Princess of Asturias awards. There are eight prizes in different categories awarded each year, and this week American actress Meryl Streep was named winner of the 2023 Princess of Asturias Award for the Arts. The awards ceremony will be held in October in the Asturian capital of Oviedo, i…
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In today's broadcast, and after taking a look at the news, we talk about the contemporary opera Nixon in China that is taking place at the Royal Opera House of Madrid until the 2nd of May. This historical opera is about the state visit made by U.S. President at the time, Richard Nixon, to Beijing, and his encounter with chinese leader Mao Tse-Tung.…
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The weekend is over, and so is World Book Day, which was celebrated on Sunday the 23rd... A date chosen because both William Shakespeare and Miguel de Cervantes passed away on that date in 1616... In today's broadcast, we'll be talking about an interesting adaptation of the epic novel Don Quijote, and hear from physician and author Kathryn Mannix, …
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In today's broadcast, after the news, we talk to the directors behind the ambitious initiative of Madrid's Royal Opera to take top Spanish flamenco to dozens of cities in nearly twenty countries around the world. The initiative is called "Authentic Flamenco," and beginning in May three different flamenco troupes will take their their dancing, singi…
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In today's broadcast we talk about one of the key agents that help in the pollination of flowers and plants. Bees are an essential part of our ecosystem and the decline in their population is now a concern for its devastating effects on the planet's biodiversity. Beehive reduced numbers is also affecting honey producers in Spain, who have to face p…
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I get lots of requests to deliver Legacy training and how to train people across a charity to have Legacy conversations. In Part 1 of this 2 -Part Series, learn how I have used audience needs to develop bespoke training covering the wider fundraising team, Trustee boards, Executive Boards, Operational staff and front-line staff and volunteers…
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What makes people give? It's a question that Tim Kachuriak, has been obsessed over for more than a decade. And it's what led him to develop the world's largest digital fundraising research lab. Through the course of performing over 2,500 fundraising experiments, he’s learned a few simple yet profound truths. I invited him to share those with you on…
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Lily talks with author, mom, coach, and paraplegic athlete, Ryan Rae Harbuck. After a car accident left her paralyzed from the ribcage down at 16, Ryan returned to her love of swimming to chase a Paralympic dream. Ryan talks with Lily about her travels and adventures as a young woman in a wheel chair, the quiet promise she made to herself in the mi…
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Learn how celebrating your wins and recognising why your setbacks happened can make you a better legacy fundraiser. This one is a must if you never celebrate your successes in a public way. I'm delighted that the National Free Wills Network is sponsoring my podcast. They allow you to offer your supporters a free solicitor written Will anywhere in t…
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Is it worth spending the time personalising your messaging to individual donors? Does it even work? This episode explores the why, how and when to personalise your legacy donor communications. I'm delighted that the National Free Wills Network is sponsoring my podcast. They allow you to offer your supporters a free solicitor written Will anywhere i…
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