You don’t have to make a big gesture when it comes to giving back; every little bit counts. Barbara Edie is a bestselling author who helps entrepreneurs and nonprofit organizations tap into their power and …
064: It Takes a Village — Part 3 of 3 — The Crossnore School with Brett Loftis
It really does take a village to tackle the United States’ foster care system. Brett Loftis is the CEO of The Crossnore School and has been an advocate for children’s rights for over 10 years. …
063: No One Understands a Foster Parent — Part 2 of 3 — Never Too Late with Dr. John DeGarmo
One of the biggest misconceptions about foster parents is that they are weird and strange people. Dr. John DeGarmo is a dynamic speaker and informative trainer on the foster care system. He travels extensively to …
062: Start at the Root Cause — Part 1 of 3 — Garbage Bag Suitcase with Shenandoah Chefalo
No one comes into foster care because of a pleasant situation. Shenandoah Chefalo is the author of Garbage Bag Suitcase, a memoir of Shenandoah’s very difficult childhood growing up in foster care. Shenandoah wrote the …
061: Supporting Our Nation’s Poorest Public Schools — DonorsChoose.org with Katie Bisbee
Teachers are stretched thin in resources — how DonorsChoose.org aims to change that. Katie Bisbee has been a part of DonorsChoose.org for the last 10 years. In her role as Chief Marketing Officer, she and …
060: What Is Your Gift to The World? Part 2 — The Petaluma Fabulous Women with Krista Gawronski
When you show up and take action, doors begin to open for you. This interview is a continuation of a two-part series. Please be sure to listen to the previous episode to get more of …
059: What Is Your Gift to The World? — The Petaluma Fabulous Women with Krista Gawronski (Part 1)
Everybody has a gift and it’s our mission to use out gift to impact the world for the better. Krista Gawronski attended a women’s conference in San Francisco where Oprah Winfrey was the keynote speaker. …
058: Inspiring Teen Leaders All Over the World — Warm Winters with Corinne Hindes and Katrine Kirsebom
Here’s how two 11-year olds turned their idea into something their whole community could get behind. Corinne Hindes and Katrine Kirsebom were 11-years old when they founded Warm Winters. Both ski racers, Corinne and Katrine …
057: Grassroot Efforts to Mentor Children in Volusia County — Catalyst Global Youth Initiative with Felicia Benzo
Catalyst aims to mentor 10% of children living in Volusia County. Felicia Benzo was minding her own business when one day she got a knock on her door. It was two women looking for Felicia, …
056: Play to Your Strengths — New York Youth Symphony with Patrick J. McGinnis
If you’re operating at the intersection of what you love and what you’re good at, you’re going to win. Patrick J. McGinnis is a venture capitalist, private equity investor, Founder of Dirigo Advisors, author …
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