What if your philanthropic legacy could live on through a feature film—one that entertains, educates, and sparks real-world change? In this episode, Rick Peck sits down with Rosser Goodman, founder of Tano Rising Film, to explore how donor-driven filmmaking can bring underrepresented stories to the big screen. Rosser shares how she partners with families, philanthropists, and advisors to match powerful causes with compelling, pre-existing scripts—stories that might otherwise sit on the shelf. From accurate representation of sensitive topics to integrating calls-to-action right into the moviegoing experience, Tano Rising’s model offers a unique way to create measurable impact through art. Whether you’re a donor, advisor, or nonprofit leader, you’ll gain insight into how cinema can be a tool for advocacy, education, and legacy-building. Resources & Links Learn more about Tano Rising Film: TanoRising.Film Connect with Rosser Goodman on LinkedIn Discover the DAF Giving Summit: DAF Giving Summit
