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What 1,100 Nonprofits Taught Us About Long-Term Impact with Crashonda Andrew
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In this episode of Giving Growth, Greg Sobiech sits down with Crashonda Andrew, Senior Vice President of Global Philanthropy at United Way Worldwide, to unpack the evolving role of philanthropy in a post-COVID, equity-driven world.
Crashonda shares what it takes to build sustainable donor relationships, how large institutions are reimagining global impact, and why equity must be a strategic driver—not just a buzzword.
They discuss:
- Why trust-based philanthropy is more than a trend
- The role of data in building smarter donor strategies
- Lessons from managing relationships across 1,100+ United Way chapters
- How to future-proof your fundraising efforts
- What corporate partners are really looking for today
Whether you're a nonprofit leader, institutional donor, or B2B brand in the impact space, this episode will leave you thinking differently about growth, partnership, and purpose.
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