HeyJared"Voices of Generosity" - A GCC Pod
A space for real conversations about generosity, dignity, and community impact. Hosted by Generous-City, each episode features nonprofit leaders, volunteers, advocates, and individuals whose lives have been shaped by charitable programs.
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The Abby Takeover - Behind Generous-City, Simone Gearing & Kat Carr, Founder & VP of GCC (opens the original)
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The tables have officially turned. 🎙️ Welcome to the Abby Takeover of Voices of Generosity! This time, Simone is out of the host’s chair as Abby takes over the mic to interview Generous-City founder, Simone Gearing and Vice President, Kat Carr. Who were they before GCC? Where did the name Generous-City come from? What happens when two people who love each other also have to navigate the stress, disagreements, big ideas, and growing pains of building a nonprofit together? In this special episode,
Lived experience, Leadership, & the Fight Against Hunger - Natalie Kiyah, Oregon Food Bank (opens the original)
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What happens when the person designing a movement's digital footprint has actually walked the path of those they serve? In this deeply moving episode of Voices of Generosity, we sit down with Natalie Kiyah, the Digital Engagement & Analytics Specialist for the Oregon Food Bank , founder of Natalie Kiyah Consulting , and powerhouse storyteller who has helped supercharge OFB's digital reach over the past three years. But long before she was driving massive systematic engagement from the inside, Na
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