<p>Partnerships are best developed when two (or more) people or entities realize they can make a bigger impact by working together. This partnership, between Bethel University and Bright Light Volunteers is one of those. Stacie Freeman, shares her perspective on what's gone well, as well as a couple of learning experiences.</p> <p>Key points include:</p> <ul> <li>Relationships Can Lead to Partnership Opportunities;</li> <li>Volunteers Pay Their Own Way – and Contribute to Project Costs;</li> <li>Avoiding Band-Aids and Striving for Lasting Impact;</li> <li>More Than a Feel-Good Trip, It’s About Building Understanding of Complex Issues;</li> <li>The Importance of Learning to Let Go to Let it Grow;</li> <li>Recognizing Complementary Strengths in Your Partners;</li> <li>Universities Can Be a Source for Volunteers and Other Help;</li> <li>Define Your Dreams – and Follow Them.</li> </ul>

SGI47: Impact, Community and Tech Partnerships with Scott Reichenbach

Looking for inspiration and encouragement geared towards leaders of social good organizations? Join your host Kirsten Bullock on the Social Good Instigators Podcast to hear about what's working. You'll be learning from other leaders who will provide helpful tips related to social entrepreneurship, growing successful organizations and more. Leaders will be sharing about ways they helped their organizations excel (as well as things that didn't work out so well). Formerly known as the Nonprofit Leaders Network Podcast.