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EPISODE · Mar 27, 2020 · 15 MIN

Dan Cardinali, CEO of the Independent Sector, Cites Collective Action Victories for Nonprofits during COVID-19 Crisis

from The Business of Giving · host Denver Frederick

We, as a nation, are facing an unseen foe like never before and along with the numerous and heroic medical personnel on our frontlines, we rely on nonprofit organizations for the vital things a coping society needs: providing healthcare, education and food. Dan Cardinali, CEO of the Independent Sector, tells us the magnitude of the nonprofit organizations' role in this time of crisis, the government's actions aimed towards alleviating their economic hardships, and why everyone should help sustain the continuous cycle of giving. We have a strong belief in helping others and now, more than ever, is the time to support the people who are going out of their way to help others. Discover more in this amazing interview with Denver Frederick. Transcript here: https://denver-frederick.com/2020/03/27/dan-cardinali-ceo-of-the-independent-sector-cites-collective-action-victories-for-nonprofits-during-covid-19-crisis/

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