Restoring Hope for At-Risk Youth Through Faith and Giving With Matthew Reichart
In this episode of You Can’t Take it With You, host Jim Dunlop sits down with Matthew Reichart, Executive Director at Pine Valley Camp, to talk about restoring hope for at-risk youth through faith and giving. They explore how generosity creates long-term change, why camping ministry is so effective, and the impact of intentional community partnerships. Matthew also shares powerful donor stories and his vision for a legacy of healing.
How Philanthropy Creates Lasting Impact in Senior Living With J.D. Shuman
In this episode of You Can’t Take it With You, host Jim Dunlop sits down with J.D. Shuman, President and CEO of Asbury Foundation, to discuss how philanthropy is reshaping the future of senior living. They explore the ripple effect of donor-led innovation, building culture through giving, and creating legacy through endowments. J.D. also shares how everyday generosity can unlock potential in both people and communities.
Building Championship Teams Through Servant Leadership With Jevon Gondwe
In this episode of You Can’t Take it With You, host Jim Dunlop sits down with Jevon Gondwe, Founder of Influential Skills, to discuss building championship teams through servant leadership. They explore how to foster authentic team connection, why adding value beyond expectations matters, and ways leaders can intentionally shape culture. Jevon also shares the personal philosophies that guide his leadership journey.
From Bitcoin Gifts To Rescuing the Vulnerable: Jason Burtt’s Radical Approach to Generosity
In this episode of You Can’t Take it With You, Jim Dunlop sits down with Jason Burtt, Senior Major Gifts Officer at Grove City College, to talk about unlocking joy through intentional giving. Jason shares the story behind a $4 million Bitcoin donation, the birth of The One Coalition, and the power of going first when asking others to give. He also talks about his personal stake in rescuing trafficking victims through the Asservo Project.
Mission, Microfinance, and Impact: A Guide to Sustainable Generosity With Peter Greer
In this episode of You Can’t Take it With You, host Jim Dunlop sits down with Peter Greer, President and CEO of HOPE International, to discuss how microfinance fuels sustainable generosity. Peter explains how small investments can lead to long-term community transformation, why nonprofits should collaborate instead of compete, and how generosity extends beyond money to mentorship and empowerment. He also offers insights into how we can all live with open hands and a bigger vision for impact.
Purposeful Living and Creating a Legacy of Giving Back With Shane Moerdyk
In this episode of You Can’t Take it With You, Jim Dunlop speaks with Shane Moerdyk, Treasurer and Director of Operations for Hunt For A Cure, to discuss how generosity fuels purpose and impact. Shane shares how his nonprofit has funded medical breakthroughs, supported underserved communities, and created lasting change. He also explains how to align passions with philanthropy for real impact and explores the power of mentorship, leadership, and passing down a giving mindset.
Volunteering, Collaboration, and Making a Difference With Tom Baker
In this episode of You Can’t Take it With You, Jim Dunlop sits down with Tom Baker, CEO of Variety the Children’s Charity (of Pittsburgh), to discuss the transformative power of volunteering, building community through collaboration, and creating opportunities for children with disabilities. Together, they explore Tom’s personal generosity journey, the impact of Variety’s innovative programs, and how partnerships amplify impact.
Building a Legacy: Fighting Poverty and Inspiring Generosity With Megan Shreve
In this episode of You Can’t Take it With You, host Jim Dunlop sits down with Megan Shreve, CEO of South Central Community Action Program (SCCAP), to discuss the importance of leaving a legacy through generosity. They explore how SCCAP’s holistic approach helps families escape poverty, the role of community-driven programs like Circles and The Gleaning Project, and why personal involvement makes all the difference. Megan also shares advice on how we can rethink our own impact and legacy.
From Local Acts to Global Impact: Wendy Landis’ Journey of Generosity
In this episode of You Can’t Take it With You, host Jim Dunlop sits down with Wendy Landis, Vice President, Branch Manager, and Loan Originator at CMG Home Loans, to discuss how local acts of generosity can ripple into global change. Wendy shares her involvement with organizations like Servants and the Shine Music Foundation, illustrating how small contributions lead to meaningful impact. She also talks about her mission trips to Guatemala and the personal relationships formed through giving.
Generosity Across Borders: Small Acts, Big Impact With Rukhsana Rahman
In this episode of You Can’t Take it With You, host Jim Dunlop sits down with Rukhsana Rahman, Advisor to Muslim Students at Gettysburg College, to discuss the powerful impact of generosity. They explore the origins of Rukhsana’s philanthropic journey, the global initiatives she has spearheaded, and the profound influence of her faith on her approach to giving.