The Good Works Podcast

This month, Sara and Randi discuss site visits, one of the joys of working with so many nonprofit organizations throughout the Southern Finger Lakes. Plus a nod to "45 Grants in 45 Hours," one of their favorite projects.

As the Community Foundation rolls into "Scholarship Season," Randi and Sara discuss the importance of sending students away for college in the hopes that they'll bring back what they discover.

Randi and Sara talk about the dynamic potential of proper strategic planning in any organization. "A proper strategic plan helps you decide what destination you're heading for" - learn how to make it fun, interesting, and valuable. Plus, as always, hear what Randi and Sara are looking forward to in the coming month!

Randi and Sara are back to talk about - and celebrate - gratitude in all its forms. The Good Works Podcast is now ONLY available in audio form, so be sure to subscribe so you don't miss any of the upcoming episodes throughout 2019!

In this episode of the Good Works Podcast, Randi and Sara venture into the Nonnie Hood Parent Resource Center to talk about parenting - plus, there's a lot to look forward to when it's summer in the Southern Finger Lakes!

Spring is finally here, so it's perfect timing for Randi and Sara to talk with Jess Aiduk about the Corning Street Tree Project. We're excited to share another story about someone who took a community project into her own hands!

Randi and Sara visit EOP (Economic Opportunity Program) in Elmira and are joined by Anita Lewis. The team talks about all the ways EOP contributes to the community, describing some of the amazing programs available to all!

Rick Pirozzolo joins Randi and Sara at the Arnot Art Museum in Elmira to discuss some of the groups' favorite cultural institutions throughout the region. Happy Holidays!

In this episode, Randi and Sara are replaced by Katie McConville and Brianna VanOsdol. Katie and Brianna talk about opportunities for young professionals in the region - particularly through the Corning Area Young Professionals (CAYP). Enjoy!

This month, we celebrate Memorial Day by visiting the Vietnam War Museum in Elmira. The last time we were there, we surprised Denny with a $1,000 check as part of our 40 Grants in 40 Weeks project. Check out our conversation as we reminisce once again.

It's another episode of the Good Works Podcast! This month, we met with Sarah Blagg from "Girls on the Run of the Southern Tier" to discuss one of our favorite programs. In our comfy workout clothes at Corning-Painted Post High School, we talk about all the reasons why we love this organization and learn about several upcoming events throughout our community.

Randi and Sara are joined this month by John and Tom Gough, community philanthropists and proud supporters of Elmira's Notre Dame High School. The group talks about legacy, anniversaries, and what's to come in 2017.

In the latest episode of The Good Works Podcast, Randi and Sara are joined by Katie, who explains many of the youth philanthropy efforts at the Community Foundation of Elmira-Corning and the Southern Finger Lakes.

In this episode of The Good Works Podcast, Randi and Sara are visited by Luke and Han (and their 2-legged friend, Arynn Brucie) from the Chemung SPCA. Watch to find out how to volunteer or donate to this great nonprofit organization.

Lots of people may think about the benefits of starting a scholarship for high school graduates looking to extend their education. However, not many people realize there are other ways to help kids pay for learning and experiential opportunities... like "Camperships!" This month's podcast takes place at Camp Cory and talks about the excitement of new opportunities - for campers and donors.

In this month's episode of The Good Words Podcast, Randi and Sara hang out at Grist Iron Brewing on Seneca Lake to discuss all the fun, unique ways in which businesses contribute to philanthropy. Whether you're into BREW-lanthrophy or any other type of "-lanthropy," check it out!

In the 3rd episode of The Good Works Podcast, Randi and Sara are joined by two Community Foundation scholarship recipients and Corning Community College students: Brianna Snyder and Darren Pollen. Our hosts and their guests discuss the process of applying for scholarships and how they are beneficial to a college education.

In the 2nd episode of The Good Works Podcast, Randi and Sara hang out at The Cellar in Corning to talk about how some funds have started throughout the years. Examples discussed include The Palmer Family Fund, The John Jones Museum, Live Like Liz, and A Hope For Lyme.

In the pilot episode of The Good Works Podcast, Randi and Sara visit Karen Cromer from the Clemens Center in Elmira to discuss the process of applying for and awarding grants. The Clemens Center was the first organization to ever receive a grant from the Community Foundation of Elmira-Corning, making them the perfect hosts for the first episode.