A Modern Nonprofit Podcast

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Episode 168: The Million-Dollar Grant That Could Break Your Nonprofit

October 14, 2026

Growth is supposed to be good news. But for many nonprofits, a big grant or new program quietly exposes every weak spot in the back office.In this episode, Tosha Anderson, founder and CEO of The Charity CFO, shares the four-part growth readiness test we use with nonprofit clients: reserves, compliance, administrative capacity, and staff capacity. She covers reserve benchmarks, the hidden costs grant budgets rarely cover, why burnout is a growth risk, and how to decide between building infrast...

Ep. 167 Leading Through the Messy Middle: What Happens When Nonprofits Outgrow Their Structure

September 30, 2026

When a nonprofit grows faster than its structure, things start to break. Decisions slow down, roles blur, and good people get worn out. Most leaders assume it's a people problem. It usually isn't.Tosha Anderson talks with Dee Benno, VP of People and Operations at the Air Conditioning Contractors of America, about leading through the messy middle of nonprofit growth. Dee explains the early signs of an organization outgrowing its systems and walks through her five-part approach to resto...

Ep. 166: Your Donors Can Tell: The Right and Wrong Ways to Use AI in Fundraising

September 15, 2026

Your Donors Can Tell: The Right and Wrong Ways to Use AI in FundraisingYour donors can tell when an email was written by AI. Cherian Koshy, VP at Kindsight and author of Neurogiving, returns to the show to talk about the right and wrong ways nonprofits are using AI in fundraising. Cherian shares data from his two year study of more than a thousand donors, why "human in the loop" has become a meaningless policy line, and what nonprofit leaders should actually do Monday morning if the...

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What is the email for A Modern Nonprofit Podcast?

The publicly listed email for A Modern Nonprofit Podcast: marketing@thecharitycfo.com.

How many listeners does A Modern Nonprofit Podcast have?

Podseeker estimates A Modern Nonprofit Podcast reaches 100 to 1,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for A Modern Nonprofit Podcast?

A Modern Nonprofit Podcast typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Nonprofit executives, founders, fundraising strategists, finance professionals, governance experts, and consultants with demonstrated leadership, measurable organizational results, or specialized expertise in the nonprofit sector. Common among recent guests: Leading or founding a nonprofit organization; Raising significant funds or leading a major capital campaign; Developing expertise in nonprofit finance, governance, operations, fundraising, or donor engagement. Recent guests include Erin Straza, Annette Eros, and Brandon Peacock.

How hard is it to get booked on A Modern Nonprofit Podcast?

Low. A guest with relevant expertise and a clear angle for its audience has a realistic chance.

What topics does A Modern Nonprofit Podcast cover?

Recent episodes cover Nonprofit, Fundraising, Finance, Governance, and Leadership. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.