Time For Impact Podcast
Promoting and celebrating innovation and ground-breaking ideas and practice in the volunteering profession. Each episode we invite special guests to share their learning and creative ideas so we can all push the boundaries and drive the profession to new levels.
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Cats Protection CEO John May - Rethinking Volunteering, Membership, and Power (opens the original)
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🎙️ Episode: Why Cats Protection is Rethinking Volunteering, Membership, and Power Hosts: Chris Wade & Matt Cobble Guest: John May, Chief Executive of Cats Protection Episode Summary: How does a 100-year-old charity adapt to changing patterns of volunteering without losing its core identity? In this episode, Chris and Matt sit down with John May, Chief Executive of Cats Protection, to explore what happens when staff and volunteers intentionally share power. John shares how the charity—boasting ar
Paul King - Swiping Right on Social Good: How AI and Apps are Rewiring Volunteering (opens the original)
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Episode Overview What if volunteering could be as easy and intuitive as swiping on your phone? In this episode of Time for Impact , Chris Wade and Matt Cobble sit down with Paul King from Enjoy Development to discuss how technology is fundamentally transforming the volunteering landscape. If you are looking to better engage the next generation of changemakers—or if you are a charity overwhelmed by volunteer admin—this episode is for you. We explore the unique ways modern volunteers want to give
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