Sep 30, 2020
Episode 15: This week on The Change Makers Podcast, we are joined by Mark and Nate Peterson. Mark is the CEO of Stronger Philanthropy, a firm dedicated to providing professional philanthropic management services for Canadian foundations and major donors. Mark’s son Nate is the Program Director for Stronger Philanthropy. In this episode, we discuss philanthropy as a social return on investment, why mentorship is important, and practical ways to increase collaboration between Gen X and Baby Boomers. It’s a great message for non-profit organizations trying to raise money in this new climate!
About Mark: Mark Petersen is the CEO of Stronger Philanthropy, a firm dedicated to providing professional philanthropic management services for Canadian foundations and major donors. It facilitates strategic and visionary giving to charitable work. At the same time, it provides access to large grants for charities through an online portal. Stronger Philanthropy’s seasoned team has 25 years’ cumulative expertise in managing private Canadian foundations and has overseen $44m through 1,391 grants to Canadian charities being awarded from its clients. Stronger Philanthropy offers resources and strategies to assist givers in maximizing impact for their generosity.
About Nate Petersen: Nate Petersen is the Program Director for Stronger Philanthropy, a firm dedicated to providing professional philanthropic management services for Canadian foundations and major donors. It facilitates strategic and visionary giving to charitable work. At the same time, it provides access to large grants for charities through an online portal. Stronger Philanthropy’s seasoned team has 25 years’ cumulative expertise in managing private Canadian foundations and has overseen $44m through 1,391 grants to Canadian charities being awarded from its clients. Stronger Philanthropy offers resources and strategies to assist givers in maximizing impact for their generosity.