Elizabeth Brazas's guest appearances

Elizabeth Brazas

First in Future: Where Emerging Ideas Take Flight

Her Two Cents

Tom Campbell

Pat Mitchell

John Locke

Jason Miller

Eric Johnson

Jonathan Feldman

Mike Ward

James White

Scott Hamilton

Laura Webb

Jim Johnson

Marshall Brain

Patrick Miller

Eric Davis

Jenn Mann

OwlTail

Welcome to the Her Two Cents Podcast where your hosts Laura Webb and Faith Doyle come together as two female financial advisors with over 40 years of collective experience to provide a multigenerational perspective on all things money. Our goal is that through these conversations, we can normalize the way women talk about and view money. In this episode we welcome guest Elizabeth Brazas, President of the Community Foundation of WNC to help us to dispel the myth that philanthropy is just for the wealthy; spoiler alert: it's not! There are so many ways to give and Community Foundations all around the country are great resources that help facilitate giving in a variety of different ways. Take a listen to find out the many ways to give as well as benefits for both the community's nonprofits and the giver. We encourage you to learn more about your local community foundation and ways to give back. To learn more about the Community Foundation of WNC and all the wonderful work they do for the community of WNC please visit their website at: www.cfwnc.org.

Welcome to the Her Two Cents Podcast where your hosts Laura Webb and Faith Doyle come together as two female financial advisors with over 40 years of collective experience to provide a multigenerational perspective on all things money. Our goal is that through these conversations, we can normalize the way women talk about and view money. In this episode we welcome guest Elizabeth Brazas, President of the Community Foundation of WNC to help us to dispel the myth that philanthropy is just for the wealthy; spoiler alert: it's not! There are so many ways to give and Community Foundations all around the country are great resources that help facilitate giving in a variety of different ways. Take a listen to find out the many ways to give as well as benefits for both the community's nonprofits and the giver. We encourage you to learn more about your local community foundation and ways to give back. To learn more about the Community Foundation of WNC and all the wonderful work they do for the community of WNC please visit their website at: <a href="http://www.cfwnc.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.cfwnc.org</a>.

Making a Life by What we Give: an episode on philanthropy with guest Elizabeth Brazas of the Community Foundation of WNC

Here is a fact, North Carolina citizens are getting older. Currently, there are about 1.6 million citizens who are over 65. Over the next 20 years, one million more citizens will be added to that demographic.However, this demographic shift presents some amazing opportunities, as many of these older citizens will want to give back to the places they live. Across our state,  community foundations are busy helping North Carolinians address big community problems.This week’s First in Future guest is Elizabeth Brazas, the president and CEO of the Community Foundation of Western North Carolina, located in a part of the state that will have an even larger number of citizens over 65 than state average in the upcoming years, thanks in part to Western North Carolina becoming a haven for retirees.During the podcast, you will get a lot of insights from Elizabeth—about strategic planning, the role of philanthropy, and respecting the differences between counties. You will also learn about a "mafia" that works for good, balancing permanence and fluidity in a fast-changing world and why not everybody in western North Carolina likes top 10 lists.

Here is a fact, North Carolina citizens are getting older. Currently, there are about 1.6 million citizens who are over 65. Over the next 20 years, one million more citizens will be added to that demographic. However, this demographic shift presents some amazing opportunities, as many of these older citizens will want to give back to the places they live. Across our state,  community foundations are busy helping North Carolinians address big community problems. This week’s First in Future guest is Elizabeth Brazas, the president and CEO of the Community Foundation of Western North Carolina, located in a part of the state that will have an even larger number of citizens over 65 than state average in the upcoming years, thanks in part to Western North Carolina becoming a haven for retirees. During the podcast, you will get a lot of insights from Elizabeth—about strategic planning, the role of philanthropy, and respecting the differences between counties. You will also learn about a "mafia" that works for good, balancing permanence and fluidity in a fast-changing world and why not everybody in western North Carolina likes top 10 lists.

Elizabeth Brazas, President & CEO of Community Foundation of Western North Carolina