About

What We Do

Edmonton is full of passionate people dedicated to building a vibrant community. The Well Endowed Podcast explores the impact that these municipal champions are having on our city.

 

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Andrew Paul is an award-winning writer and podcaster based in Edmonton, AB. He is a Communications Associate at Edmonton Community Foundation (ECF) where he oversees more than 40 freelance writers, photographers and audio/video producers to produce the award-winning Legacy in Action magazine and the national award-winning Well Endowed Podcast. His other podcast, A Tale of Two Weeklies, won Gold for Best Podcast at the 2020 Canadian Online Publishing Awards. In 2021, he was selected as a Top 40 Under 40 by Edify magazine for his work supporting freelance storytellers. In his spare time he is the Chief of Operations at Pandemic University. Recently, Andrew has entered the fascinating world of documentary filmmaking for ECF with two feature length films slated for release in 2023/2024.

 

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Lisa Pruden is the Communications Coordinator at Edmonton Community Foundation. She is also a philosophy nerd who loves learning. She graduated from the University of Alberta with a degree in philosophy and psychology, and continues to enjoy exploring ideas.

Lisa is passionate about community building. Edmonton is her hometown, and she loves how Edmontonians come together to share experiences. 

Lisa was a proud volunteer at CJSR FM from 2013 – 2019, producing content for their feminist radio show, Adamant Eve. Currently she is the producer of The Well Endowed Podcast

She also collects hobbies like writing, crochet and felting.

The Foundation

The Edmonton Community Foundation strengthens the community by connecting donors to charities and causes that are important to them. It does this through the power of endowment funds. Thanks to the endowment funds set up by ECF’s donors, the Foundation is able to provide financial support through grants to hundreds of charities in Edmonton and further afield. In 2015 alone, ECF distributed over $21 million to charitable causes. It’s good to be well endowed!

Beyond distribution of funds, ECF encourages innovation, visionary thinking, and leadership. That is why we continue to build relationships with donors, charities, volunteers, and community leaders. Together we will strengthen Edmonton’s community.