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Oct 11, 2026
The trades business that gave away a million dollars: Kat Dekker of Give Industries
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18:09Paul SkeltonHOST
... how are you measuring that impact? Like what, what would you say your biggest impact has been on the charity partners that you work with?
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18:17Kat DekkerGUEST
Um, so one of the things that really drives us, um, is knowing that if we are strategic and if we research a little bit about where we give, our ability to have significant impact is, is massively increased.
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18:37Kat DekkerGUEST
Like, this is a [chuckles] a very, I ca- I don't know, electrician nerdy way to look at it, but we really get into the maths of how we give.
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18:46Kat DekkerGUEST
Um, there are these really, um, uh, amazing researchers out there who will spend a lot of time looking, deep diving on charity interventions and working out where, um, a, a donation can sometimes go literally 100 times further than it would if, um, uh, it went to a different kind of intervention.
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19:07Kat DekkerGUEST
So when we are giving our money away, we're really kind of deliberate about where it goes.
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19:11Kat DekkerGUEST
So it means that we've ended up, um, supporting a pretty diverse array of, of charity causes.
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