Fostering Good: Recent Episodes
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The Richland County Foundation podcast on iHeart Radio, focusing in on the good the foundation has done and continues to do, in Richland County, as they celebrate their 75th anniversary.
Maura Teynor, chief advancement officer, at the Richland County Foundation chats with Aaron Hines and explains all about "Richland Gives", the online giving event going on through November 28th.
Richland Gives helps local nonprofits fundraise operating revenue
MANSFIELD - Richland Gives, an online giving event, will start at 7 a.m. on November 13 and culminate on November 28 at 7 p.m.The day is designed to encourage everyone to contribute to local nonprofits they care about through a single giving platform/website. The Richland County Foundation is hosting the day to build capacity, grow philanthropy and make the community stronger. Since its inception in 2015, Richland Gives has raised close to $2.5 million.
The online giving event will allow Richland County nonprofit organizations to raise funds and awareness as well as cultivate new donors and reinvigorate lapsed donors. 105 local charities are registered for the event.Thanks to the generosity of donors at the Richland County Foundation, $80,000 in incentives will be awarded as grants to participating organizations, beyond what they raise from online donations.Additional prize grants will be awarded to the nonprofits during Richland Gives. For more details or to donate go to richlandgives.org.
The special housing study underway in Richland County is the topic on the next episode of the Fostering Good Podcast brought to you by the Richland County Foundation. Maura Teynor, the chief advancement officer at the Foundation is joined by Jessica Gribben, Economic Development Manager for the City of Shelby and Northern Richland County and Jotika Shetty, Executive Director of Richland County Regional Planning who are spearheading the housing study.
“Fostering Good,” Richland County Foundation’s podcast series focuses on the good the foundation has done and continues to do, in Richland County, for over 75 years.
Since its inception in 2015, Richland Gives has raised close to $2 million dollars. Thanks to the generosity of donors at the Foundation, $100,000 in incentives will be awarded as grants to participating organizations, beyond what they raise from online donations. The next episode of Fostering Good looks at this year’s event. Brady Groves and Maura Teynor of the Foundation are in studio with iHeart Radio's Aaron Hines.
“Fostering Good,” Richland County Foundation’s podcast series focuses on the good the foundation has done and continues to do, in Richland County, for over 75 years.
The Richland County Foundation has supported two recent programs at the Mansfield Police Department: a de-escalation simulator and the Homeless Impact Pilot Project. On the next episode of Fostering Good, learn more about those topics along with recruitment of new officers from Mansfield Police Chief Keith Porch.
To donate to the Mansfield Police Department Fund at the Foundation go to richlandcountyfoundation.org, click the donate button, and select the Mansfield Police Department Fund from the dropdown box.
“Fostering Good,” Richland County Foundation’s podcast series focuses on the good the foundation has done and continues to do, in Richland County, for over 75 years.
Mansfield Rising was born in 2018 when the Richland County Foundation leadership empowered a citizen-led group to develop an investment strategy for downtown Mansfield. In the next episode of Fostering Good, Chief Advancement Officer Maura Teynor is joined by Allie Watson, the Foundation’s Senior Community Investment Officer to share some exciting Mansfield Rising news.
“Fostering Good,” Richland County Foundation’s podcast series focuses on the good the foundation has done and continues to do, in Richland County, for over 75 years. Available now on the iHeart App or wherever you get your podcasts.
The Public Arts Commission grew out of the Mansfield Rising Plan. The next episode of “Fostering Good” looks at how the commission, under the direction of the City of Mansfield, reviews public art projects in the city and the role of the Richland County Foundation’s matching grant that funds up to 50% of projects done by local artists. Here’s Chief Advancement Officer Maura Teynor with Luke Beekman, Chairman of Mansfield’s Public Arts Commission and Director of Mankind Murals.
“Fostering Good,” Richland County Foundation’s podcast series focuses on the good the foundation has done and continues to do, in Richland County, for over 75 years.
The importance of community involvement and philanthropy is the topic on the next episode of “Fostering Good" The Richland County Foundation podcast. Maura Teynor, Chief Advancement Officer, is joined by local business owner Annamarie Fernyak, who shares her story about being a business owner, seeing the community come together and improve via the Mansfield Rising Plan and so many of the wonderful things happening locally in the community.
“Fostering Good,” Richland County Foundation’s podcast series focuses on the good the foundation has done and continues to do, in Richland County, for over 75 years. Available now on the iHeart App or wherever you get your podcasts.
The Women’s Fund “Childcare Initiative” is the topic on the next episode of “Fostering Good" The Richland County Foundation podcast. Maura Teynor, Chief Advancement Officer is joined by Sharlene Neumann from Richland County Job and Family Services and Teresa Alt of Richland County Youth and Family Council.
Year-End Giving and Tax Bundling is the topic on the next episode of “Fostering Good" The Richland County Foundation podcast. Maura Teynor, Chief Advancement Officer is joined by Whitcomb and Hess investment advisor Tim Hilterman.
“Fostering Good,” Richland County Foundation’s podcast series focuses on the good the foundation has done and continues to do, in Richland County, for over 75 years. Available now on the iHeart App or wherever you get your podcasts.
106 worthy causes. One great event. Richland Gives is a special on-line event on Tuesday November 30th. This episode of “Fostering Good" The Richland County Foundation podcast, looks at this special giving opportunity and the agencies that benefit. Maura Teynor, Chief Advancement Officer and Brady Groves, Foundation President are joined by iHeart Radio's Aaron Hines to explain all the great things going on during the event and how it helps local non-profits.
“Fostering Good,” Richland County Foundation’s podcast series focuses on the good the foundation has done and continues to do, in Richland County, for over 75 years. Available now on the iHeart App or wherever you get your podcasts.
A Queen Ann Victorian Style home at 181 South Main Street in Mansfield is on the historic register as the William Ritter House built in 1891. This episode of “Fostering Good" The Richland County Foundation podcast, focuses on the history of the house the foundation calls home.
Maura Teynor, Chief Advancement Officer is joined by Brady Groves, Foundation President.
“Fostering Good,” Richland County Foundation’s podcast series focuses on the good the foundation has done and continues to do, in Richland County, for over 75 years.
Maura Teynor of the Richland County Foundation discusses the incoming Board of Trustees with Chairwoman Jessica Gribben on season 2, episode 3 of “Fostering Good" - The Richland County Foundation podcast on iHeart Radio.
This podcast series focuses on the good the foundation has done and continues to do, in Richland County, for over 75 years.
Maura Teynor from the Richland County Foundation chats with Mansfield City Engineer Bob Bianchi and Richland Area Chamber and Economic Development Executive Director, Jodie Perry, about projects scheduled to take place in downtown Mansfield. Several of the projects are happening now and others are coming in the near future.
Richland County Foundation Community Investment Officer Siera Marth talks with Maura Teynor, Chief Advancement Officer, about Scholarships. The topic ranges from what scholarships are offered, the criteria, how do students apply, how much and other resources provided by the Richland County Foundation.
Richland County Foundation President Brady Groves and Chief Advancement Officer, Maura Teynor, take a look back to 2020 at all of the great things the foundation was able to do, especially in their response to COVID-19. They also look ahead to what the future holds in 2021.
Richland County Foundation president, Brady Groves, talks about Richland Gives, the online giving platform, which is going on until Tuesday, Dec. 7th to help local non-profits in Richland County. Learn the history of how it got started and the good the foundation is doing to help people in the community
Kristine Lindeman, Chairwoman of the Women's Fund talks with Maura Teynor of the Richland County Foundation about the history of the Women's Fund and the great work they have done since it started in the mid 90's and the future goals of the fund.
Maura Teynor and Allie Watson talk about the role the Foundation played in sending people to the conference to bring back idea's to help improve downtown Mansfield. Also, what has taken place since that happened back in 2018 and how someone can get involved now.
President Brady Groves talks about the start of the Community Foundation back in 1945 and the "7 founding fathers who helped get it started. Brady also covers some of the great things in the community that have taken place with the help of the foundation during their 75 years.
Brady Groves talks about "What is a Community Foundation" ? How does someone get involved with the Foundation? How does a person establish a fund? How does the Women’s Fund and Connections differ from other funds and the types of grants and grant cycles?
Episode #1 - “Response to COVID.”
The Foundation believes that generosity has the power to unite and heal communities in good times and bad. A global threat like COVID-19 affects more than just the infected. It is a time to come together to drive a spike of generosity, citizen engagement, business and philanthropy activation, and support for our community and nonprofits in Richland County.