Episode Overview
HOORAY for the next generation of philanthropists! This episode takes us to New Brunswick, where we connect with two inspiring individuals who make the wheels turn for the “Youth in Philanthropy” (YiP) program. This program is designed to inspire, engage and teach youth about the impacts and benefits of being involved with philanthropy through various activities where they learn about the work of non-profits in their communities. The youth leave the program inspired to become young adults who continue to give back to their communities as they venture into adulthood.
Discover how young people are reshaping giving and civic engagement. Insights on youth philanthropy, engagement strategies, and empowering future leaders.
Featured Speakers
Stacey Scott Nykolyshyn
Fluent in English and French, Stacey is an engaging values-based leader. She has held impactful leadership positions with The Montreal Children’s Hospital Foundation, Special Olympics Québec, Alberta Cancer Foundation, MacEwan University, and the University of Alberta. As an accredited coach-approach facilitator, a professionally trained, certified and ICF credentialed Professional Certified Coach™, and former CFRE, Stacey provides clients with a unique combination of organizational advancement, board governance, leadership, and fund development experience. Book a call with Stacey today.
Anthony Enman
Anthony Enman is the Board Director with the Association of Fundraising Professionals of New Brunswick, as well as Officer with the Saint John Regional Hospital Foundation.
Krista Turnbull
Krista is the Community Schools Coordinator at Seaside Park Elementary School.
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The Shared Brain Podcast™ from Global Philanthropic Canada features conversations on Canadian philanthropy, fundraising strategy, and nonprofit leadership. Episodes share practical insights, real-world success stories, and best practices to help mission-driven organizations grow their impact.
