7/28/2020
The COVID-19 pandemic has cut into noprofits' resources while increasing demand for their services. As they are asked to do more with less money and reduced staff, what can they learn from history and data about navigating the crisis? And how can philanthropy help?
In this podcast, Michael Voss from Stanford Social Innovation Review speaks about the pandemic's impact on nonprofits and how they can respond with Amir Pasic, the Eugene R. Tempel Dean at the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy at Indiana University and a professor of philanthropic studies, and Mary Jovanovich, senior manager for relationship management at Schwab Charitable.