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Rainmaker Fundraising

Andrew Olsen

Business & Entrepreneuriat

Fréquence : 1 épisode/23j. Total Éps: 103

The Rainmaker Fundraising podcast, hosted by Andrew Olsen, a 25+ year veteran fundraiser who has served more than 1,000 nonprofits, helping them raise over $1 Billion is your home for candid conversations about fundraising and nonprofit leadership. You'll get high-quality conversations with fundraising practitioners, industry experts, and outsiders who bring a unique perspective to the nonprofit sector. The show also includes occasional solo episodes where Andrew addresses specific topics in-depth.

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Building a Culture of Generosity

jeudi 8 octobre 2026 • Durée 29:03

Dr. Clark Dickerson has led more than 250 capital campaigns over 40 years. Every one of them has rested on the same three principles:

* God is the owner of all

* We’re stewards and not owners

* We’re blessed to bless others

In this episode, Andrew sits down with Clark Dickerson, the co-founder of DickersonBakker to talk about his new book, Growing into Generosity: God’s Call to Greater Financial Faithfulness. Clark starts at the beginning. His first campaign was a $2 million effort for a Tennessee Christian school in 1985. Then comes a 100th-anniversary campaign at Johnson Bible College. Afterward, the college president pulled him aside and said the only thing wrong with this kind of fundraising was that they hadn’t started 20 years earlier. Clark also shares how he won his first college campaign. When a president asked how many successful college campaigns he’d led, Clark answered, “When we finish yours, it will be one.”

From there, the conversation goes after the hard stuff:

* Why pastors, executive directors and board members avoid talking about money, and what that silence costs their organizations.

* Why up to 40% of Christians give nothing at all.

* Why a couple earning $600,000 a year could say “there just wasn’t anything left” at the end of the month.

* Clark’s argument that the hardest stewardship principle is prayer. He believes many people don’t pray about their giving because they’re afraid of what the answer might be.

Clark also explains why these ideas apply well beyond ministry. His long-time line is that “donors do the good deeds,” and the organization is simply the conduit. His advice to fundraisers is to raise money for the need, not the building.

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