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Little Bit of Good Presents

Little Bit of Good Presents

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Little Bit of Good Presents is a limited-series podcast platform amplifying the voices, ideas, and solutions shaping stronger, more equitable communities. Each season brings a new host, theme, and perspective, rooted in lived experience. We explore why and how changemakers can fall short, uncover systems that help or hinder progress, and share bold stories and practical insights to move communities forward.Little Bit of Good Economics Management Management & Leadership
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  • Razor-Focused Board Recruitment
    Aug 22 2025

    In Loving Memory of Sabrina Walker Hernandez

    In this powerful episode of Little Bit of Good Presents: The Board Shake Up, we sit down with the late Sabrina Walker Hernandez- a transformational leader, consultant, and bestselling author who dedicated her life to strengthening nonprofits and mission-driven organizations.

    With 25 years of experience and a legacy of turning vision into measurable impact, Sabrina shares her wisdom on breaking free from the “friends and family” model of board recruitment. She offers practical, actionable strategies to help organizations find mission-aligned, qualified, and community-connected board members who reflect the communities they serve.

    Sabrina’s life was defined by generosity, leadership, and a belief in the power of nonprofits to change the world. We honor her memory, her insights, and the countless organizations transformed by her work.

    To continue her legacy, please consider donating to the Village in The Valley fund in her honor: https://givebutter.com/swh.

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    39 mins
  • Rethinking Fundraising Through an Equity Lens
    Aug 15 2025

    In a time when generosity is politicized and care is too often undervalued, H. Art Taylor, the first Black CEO of AFP Global, offers a bold vision for the future of fundraising. In this conversation, Art challenges the profession to center dignity, trust, and equity in every interaction with donors and communities.

    Whether you’re a fundraiser, board leader, or nonprofit changemaker, this episode explores how reimagining giving through an equity lens can push the field forward and create more meaningful, lasting impact.

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    44 mins
  • Season 3 Trailer: We're passing the mic... Meet your new host!
    Aug 15 2025

    Shortchanged is back! And we’re doing things a little differently. After seasons of uncovering how communities, especially BIPOC communities, are underfunded, overlooked, and shortchanged, Monique and Taylor are passing the mic in a brand-new way.

    From now on, Shortchanged will run as a limited-series podcast. Each season will have its own theme and host, bringing fresh energy and new perspectives to every chapter.

    In this trailer, Monique and Taylor introduce the first guest host of the new format: Christal Cherry, founder of The Board Pro and the “Beyoncé of Board Development.” Christal is a coach, facilitator, and racial equity advocate who inspires boards to become movements, not just meetings. This season, she’ll guide us through powerful conversations about all things Boards, the challenges, the opportunities, and the transformation they can inspire.

    Listen in to hear Christal share what drew her to this season, the stories she’s most excited to tell, and what she hopes you’ll take away.

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    13 mins
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