Chezuba Talks is a series of podcasts highlighting the work of non-profits and their leaders, celebrating these inspiring changemakers in their journey of benevolence.
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In this inspiring episode of Chezuba Talks, we have the privilege of interviewing Leonie, a mother on a mission to reduce financial limitations for students pursuing higher education and educate youth on water safety and drowning prevention. Leonie shares her personal story of tragedy and resilience, revealing how the untimely drowning of her son, Tyler, led to the establishment of the Tyler Green and Taylor Grant Foundation.
In this captivating episode, we bring you an in-depth conversation with Scott Dulebohn, the passionate Executive Director of Veterans Welcome Home and Resource Center. Scott shares his personal journey, from serving on Air Force One to becoming a firefighter, and how his own experiences led him to establish this remarkable nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting veterans in South Carolina.
Join us on this captivating podcast as we delve into the fascinating world of the senses and their profound impact on our perception. In this episode, we are thrilled to have Jeff Yang, the creator and Artistic Director of In The Realm of Senses, as our guest. With a diverse background and experience collaborating with renowned artists, Jeff provides valuable insights into the interplay between our senses and the artistic realm. From his appearances on PBS Sound Stage to live performances with legendary musicians, Jeff's expertise shines as he explores the intricate relationship between our senses and the captivating world of music. Tune in to uncover the wonders of our senses and their captivating influence on our perception.
In this episode of our podcast, we explore the awe-inspiring yet potentially dangerous natural phenomenon of lightning. Lightning is not only a breathtaking spectacle but also a force that can cause significant harm to individuals, property, and the environment. Join us as we delve into the world of lightning with Dr. Mary Ann Cooper, co-founder and president of the African Centers for Lightning Electromagnetic Network (ACLE Net), a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting communities and providing support for those affected by lightning strikes. Dr. Cooper, a retired emergency physician and lightning safety advocate with over 40 years of experience, shares her inspiring journey and sheds light on the importance of lightning safety.
Martice Sutton, the founder and executive director of the nonprofit organization "Girls Going Global" (GGG), is a passionate and purposeful globe trotter. Marti's work revolves around creating better experiences for young girls, both in India and America. She champions their causes and engages people on topics ranging from entrepreneurship to philanthropy and travel. Martice has been recognized for her remarkable work by the White House, the Travel Channel, Black Enterprise, Centric TV, and Mary Claire. She is a proud member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Incorporated.
Join Tej in another inspiring episode of "Unlocking Potential: Empowering Future Leaders." In this episode, she sits down with Riyani Indriyati, the founder of the Dahuni Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping individuals develop new skills and reach their full potential. With a background in journalism and two master's degrees in public relations and applied linguistics, Riyani Indriyati is not only a successful entrepreneur but also a passionate mentor. Together, they explore the importance of mentorship and its impact on personal and professional growth. Discover the incredible stories of students whose lives have been transformed through the foundation's scholarship and mentorship programs. Tune in to learn how you can unlock your potential and make a difference in the lives of others.
Join Tej on an inspiring journey as she delves into the world of play with the renowned "Play Lady" Pat Rumbaugh. In this episode of Chezuba Talks, we explore the importance of play for physical and mental well-being, community building, and fostering creativity. Pat, the founder of Let's Play America, shares her insights on why play is crucial for both children and adults. Discover how Pat's nonprofit organization is dedicated to creating safe spaces for outdoor and indoor play, making play a regular part of people's lives. Get ready to be motivated and reflect on the role of play in your own life!
Campbell Plowden, founder of Amazon Ecology, is a lifelong advocate for people and nature. With a background in activism and conservation, Campbell now focuses on creating sustainable livelihoods and empowering communities in the Peruvian Amazon. He works with traditional artisans from native and mestizo communities, promoting fair trade handicrafts and strengthening leadership and marketing skills.
Craig Floyd is the co-founder of Restore Education After Disasters (READ), a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping students regain a sense of normalcy and continue their education following natural disasters. Craig's inspiration to start READ came after his own school was affected by a devastating fire, leading him to realize the lack of support for students in such situations. With a passion for rebuilding schools and providing essential supplies, Craig and his team have already made a significant impact by distributing over 5,000 backpacks to students in need.
Welcome to the Chezuba Talks podcast, where we highlight agents of change and share inspiring stories that ignite the spirit. In this episode, we dive deep into the world of primate conservation with our special guest, Debra Curtin, the president and founder of the New England Primate Conservancy. Prepare to be captivated by the astonishing diversity of primate species and learn about the urgent need for their protection.
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Taleana Williams-Hurst is an FAA-certified remote pilot, parent advocate, and a source of inspiration for youth and families affected by autism or special needs challenges. She is on a mission to challenge stereotypes and showcase the capabilities of individuals with autism. In this engaging episode of Chezuba Talks, host Tej invites Taiana Hurst, an FAA-certified remote pilot and advocate for autism and special needs, to share her inspiring journey. Taleana reveals her mission to empower individuals with autism, showcasing their potential in the drone technology field. Listeners will learn about the challenges faced by autistic individuals when taking the FAA part 107 knowledge test, the wide range of applications for drones, and the career opportunities available. Taiana's work and dedication prove that individuals with autism can excel and make meaningful contributions in various industries.
Join host Tej as she delves into the transformative journey of trauma survivors and explores the concept of post-traumatic growth. In this thought-provoking podcast, Tej engages in insightful conversations with inspiring individuals who have not only overcome trauma but also found strength, purpose, and meaning in their lives. From experts in the field to everyday heroes, each guest shares their unique story and offers valuable insights into navigating the challenges of trauma. Whether you're seeking personal growth or wish to support others in their healing journey, this podcast is your guide to understanding the power of resilience and the path to a brighter future.
In this enlightening episode of "Awake and Aware," join host Tej as she delves into the world of circadian rhythm sleep disorders with expert guest Naomi Mittet. As an advocate for those affected by these disorders, Naomi sheds light on the challenges faced by individuals with non-24 sleep-wake disorder and delayed sleep phase disorder. Together, they explore the impact of these disorders on physical, mental, and emotional well-being, while discussing the importance of recognition, diagnosis, and treatment. Discover the genetic components, lifestyle factors, and potential solutions to help you better understand and manage your sleep patterns. Join the conversation and take charge of your sleep health!
Join us on Footprints in Africa, a captivating podcast that shares incredible stories of nonprofits around the world and the narratives of people who have suffered and made it their mission to create positive change for the greater good. In each episode, we delve into the fight against superstition, the challenges faced by village elders, and the journey of rescuing children from tribal killings. Our host, Tammy Darmel, founder and president of Footprints in Africa, takes us on a compelling exploration of her vision and compassion for humanity, fueled by her love for the African continent. With over two decades of community service experience, Tammy is no stranger to the complexities of building and nurturing nonprofit organizations. In this podcast, we uncover the inspiring highlights of her conversations with guests, shedding light on their remarkable work, the impact they create, and the stories that drive them. Get ready to be inspired, informed, and uplifted as we showcase the footprints of change being made in Africa and beyond.
Join host Tej as she delves into the world of sustainable development goals (SDGs) and their impact on creating a better future. In this episode, she welcomes Nuria, an erudite young lady with extensive knowledge in geography, GIS, and remote sensing. With a PhD in Library and Information Sciences, Nuria is an assistant professor at the Compliants University of Madrid and an affiliated researcher at the University of Yale. Her expertise lies in organizational sustainability and bibliometrics. Together, Tej and Nuria explore the significance of SDGs and their role in addressing global economic, social, and environmental challenges. They discuss the OS DG (Open Science for Sustainable Development Goals) initiative, which aims to increase awareness and empower individuals to contribute to the SDGs. Noria explains how the OS DG tool classifies texts and PDFs into different SDGs, allowing researchers, students, and citizens to understand the alignment of their work with the goals. They also delve into the citizen science initiative launched by OS DG, which aims to capture the diverse perspectives and understandings of SDGs across different communities. Noria highlights the challenges of representing marginalized communities and discusses ongoing efforts to ensure broad representation. Throughout the conversation, Nuria emphasizes the importance of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning in their research. The machine learning approaches used in the OS DG tool help classify texts and improve its performance over time. They discuss how AI plays a crucial role in analyzing and understanding the different perspectives and concerns of citizens. The ultimate goal of their research is to use the information collected to create awareness, inform policymakers, and bridge the gap between public understanding and policy implementation. Nuria explains how this bottom-up perspective can help identify gaps in public knowledge and guide awareness campaigns and policy decisions. By giving citizens a voice, the OS DG initiative aims to shape a sustainable future driven by collective action.
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Join us in this captivating episode of our podcast as we delve into the fascinating world of elephants. Elephants are not just large, majestic creatures; they are intelligent, empathetic, and crucial ecological engineers. However, African elephants are facing a dire situation, with less than 500,000 remaining in the wild and a significant portion of their habitats falling outside protected areas, leading to increased human-animal conflicts. But there is hope. Meet Dr. Kate Evans, the founder, CEO, and principal researcher of Elephants for Africa, a registered charity in England and Wales, and an NGO in Botswana. Dr. Evans, an award-winning behavioural ecologist and conservation biologist, conducted groundbreaking research on the behavioral ecology and movements of adolescent male African elephants in the Okavango Delta. In this episode, Dr. Evans shares her personal journey of falling in love with elephants and how it shaped her life's mission. She also sheds light on the critical importance of understanding male elephants' behavior and their role as the main instigators of conflicts with local communities. Get ready to be inspired by Dr. Evans' passion for conservation and her dedication to ensuring the survival of these magnificent creatures.
Jim Grant is the Executive Director of the Global Birthing Home Foundation, a nonprofit organization based in Leawood, Kansas. With a background in IT, Jim made a career change to pursue a socially redeeming job. He joined the foundation in 2008 and has since been dedicated to reducing maternal and infant mortality rates in rural Haitian communities. Jim's passion for making a positive impact on society led him to the organization's mission of providing high-quality maternal and infant healthcare services in underserved areas.
Sarah Wolk, the executive director and secretary at Equal Vote and Star Voting Action, is an expert in sustainability and design with a passion for music, adventure, and community organizing. Sarah is dedicated to building a coalition that can heal democracy by challenging traditional election practices.
In this episode of Chezuba Talks , Tej welcomes Ishan Jha, CEO and founder of Travel Hands, a remarkable nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering visually impaired individuals. With a mission to connect visually impaired people with fully sighted volunteers, Travel Hands transforms everyday errands into safer and more memorable experiences. Discover how Travel Hands started, the challenges they faced, and their innovative approach to ensuring the safety and well-being of both VIPs and volunteers. Ishan shares the heartwarming stories and highlights the positive impact of these journeys, fostering new friendships and creating lasting bonds. Tune in to learn about their strict safety procedures, collaboration with organizations and stakeholders, the impact of COVID-19, and their future plans to expand and create a more inclusive society.
In the podcast "Dreams of Joy: Spreading Christmas Magic to Those in Need," host Tej invites listeners to join her in exploring the heartwarming work of Christmas Dreams, a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing entertainment and creating positive memories for terminally ill children. Paige sits down with Leanne Steer, the passionate President of Christmas Dreams, to discuss the inspiration behind the organization and how they make a difference in the lives of these children and their families. From early celebrations to a mobile experience in a specially designed trailer, Leanne shares the incredible ways they bring joy, comfort, and hope to families facing difficult times. Tune in to learn more about their heartwarming initiatives and find out how you can support their mission.
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Join host Tej in an enlightening conversation with William "Billy" Creech, president of the Mojave Desert Heritage and Cultural Association (MDHCA), as they delve into the significance of natural and cultural history preservation. Discover the intricate relationship between humans and the environment throughout history, and how organizations like MDHCA are working to protect the Mojave Desert's resources. Billy shares his personal journey, from his childhood experiences in the Mojave Desert to his pivotal role in restoring the historic Mojave Road. Learn about the challenges faced in conserving the delicate ecosystem and promoting responsible exploration. Explore the treasure trove of historical artifacts and documents curated by MDHCA, shedding light on the rich heritage of the desert. Get ready to embark on a captivating adventure through time, conservation, and the wonders of the Mojave Desert.
Join us as we delve into the world of gamete donation and its impact on families and individuals. In this episode, we have the privilege of speaking with Wendy Kramer, the founder of Donor Sibling Registry (DSR), a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting donor-conceived individuals and their families. Wendy shares her insights on the emotional and practical aspects of gamete donation and the transformative power of connection. Discover the mission of DSR, the challenges faced by the industry, and the importance of transparency and ethical practices. This conversation sheds light on the journey of donor-conceived individuals and the need for a more inclusive and compassionate approach to gamete donation.
Join us as we delve into the innovative work of Ariel Fristoe, the artistic director of the nonprofit Out of Hand Theater. Ariel and her team have revolutionized the way we engage with important issues through their immersive dinner theater experiences. Get ready to be captivated by their unique approach, as we uncover how a simple dinner conversation can overcome racial inequity and spark transformation in our communities.
Michael Brosowski AM is the founder and strategic Director of Blue Dragon Children's Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to keeping kids safe and ending human trafficking. With over 20 years of experience in the field, Michael has been a leading advocate in the fight against child trafficking in Vietnam. His dedication and work have earned him recognition as one of CNN's heroes in 2011, becoming the first Australian to receive this prestigious accolade.
Peter "Pete" Cline, CEO and founder of Best Motorsports, an award-winning nonprofit and non-clinical outreach program that supports and empowers active military, National Guard, Reserve members, gold star parents, and veterans with service-connected injuries and their caregivers.
Join Tej, the host of Chezuba Talks, a podcast dedicated to sharing stories of hope and inspiration, as she celebrates the incredible people who dare to dream of serving the community and fighting against all odds. In this episode, Tej welcomes Paula Myrick, the founder and executive director of Refresh Her Community. Paula is a life coach and community champion for African American caregivers and single moms. Together, they delve into the importance of recognizing and supporting caregivers and the challenges they face. Get ready to be inspired and learn how you can make a difference in the lives of caregivers.
In this captivating episode, podcast host Tej interviews Jennifer Ramirez, an incredible woman who has dedicated her life to healing and empowering women. Jennifer is the founder of And Rise, a non-profit organization focused on supporting trauma survivors and providing free counseling services. Through her own personal experiences as a survivor of childhood sexual abuse and a single mother, Jennifer shares her story of resilience, courage, and transformation.
Amy Crane is the dynamic Executive Director of Reach, a top non-profit organization that offers therapy services focused on a family-centered model. With extensive training in trauma-informed care, feeding therapy, and neurodiverse affirming response, Amy leads a team of therapists dedicated to improving the lives of individuals and families facing a variety of challenges, including sensory processing disorder, autism, ADHD, and more.
Join us on "Kawasaki Disease: Unveiling the Hidden Threat," a captivating podcast that delves into the world of Kawasaki disease and raises awareness about its alarming impact on young hearts. In this episode, we have a renowned guest, Dee, an accomplished co-designer known for her work with celebrities like Beyoncé, Cher, Shania Twain, Eddie Izzard, and Warner Brothers. Beyond her illustrious career, Dee is the founder and chairwoman of Kawasaki Disease UK, driven by her personal experience with the disease when her daughter was misdiagnosed. Dee's relentless efforts to spread awareness and early detection have saved countless lives.
Rob, the executive director of CCPC (Christian Center of Park City), is a passionate and experienced leader with over 29 years of expertise in building and leading nonprofit organizations. Known for his contagious energy and entrepreneurial spirit, Rob is a sought-after speaker, seminar facilitator, and host of the nonprofit leadership podcast. He has been recognized as a hometown hero and has been invited to prestigious programs such as the Harvard Business School's Young American Leaders program. With his dedication to meeting people at their point of need and making a positive impact, Rob embodies the values and mission of CCPC.
Join us as we dive into the vibrant world of jazz and explore its influence on American culture. In this episode, we have the pleasure of speaking with Donny Thompson, the executive director of Jazz Outreach Initiative (JOI). JOI is a nationally recognized educational nonprofit based in Las Vegas, Nevada, dedicated to connecting young people with the rich and diverse world of jazz. Donny holds a bachelor's degree in music from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, and a master's degree in nonprofit administration from Louisiana State University. With his passion for education, music, and philanthropy, Donny has been instrumental in supporting jazz programs and initiatives across the Las Vegas Valley.
Are you a pet parent looking for ways to improve your furry friend's health and increase their longevity? Join us on "Pawsome Health," where we dive into the world of raw food diets for pets. In this episode, we have a fascinating conversation with Thomas Sandberg, a board-certified Animal Naturopathic Researcher and the founder of the Long Living Pets Research Foundation. With over 18 years of experience helping pet owners transition to raw food and supporting pets with cancer, Thomas shares valuable insights into the benefits of a species-appropriate diet and its impact on pets' well-being.
Join us on Chezuba Talks as we engage in a powerful conversation with George W. Holden, Ph.D., President and Professor Emeritus at Southern Methodist University. Driven by his passion for social development and parent-child relationships, Dr. Holden sheds light on the urgent need to end corporal punishment. Discover the misconceptions surrounding physical discipline, the detrimental effects on parent-child relationships, and the positive alternatives that promote cooperation and respect. This thought-provoking discussion challenges societal norms and advocates for a future where every child is raised with love and compassion.
In this episode of Chezuba Talks, we are joined by Lauren Greenwood, the compassionate founder of Ask Mr Frisky org, a nonprofit dedicated to animal rescue. Lauren draws inspiration from the unsung heroes in the animal welfare community who go above and beyond to make a difference without recognition. From the underpaid vet tech buying medications out of her own pocket to the senior couple rescuing animals on the euthanasia list, these unseen heroes fuel Lauren's passion for helping neglected and abused animals. Tune in to hear Lauren's journey, the challenges faced by her organization, and the incredible transformations she witnesses in the lives of the animals she saves.
A circular economy favours activities that preserve value in the form of energy, labour, and materials. Today, more than ever, the world needs Entojutu and the black soldier fly to rally for food production.
This mentorship program app aligns intrapersonal strengths with interpersonal resources and opportunities, so youth can thrive.
Standing Tall And Manifesting Purpose Each Day STAMP is just one of the ways Janea Harris wants to change the community. Tune in to hear her story.
Angelique tells us about how Variety of Illinois got its mission after a little girl was left at the doorstep of eleven young men affiliated with show business.She was named Catherine Variety Sheridan. Listen to how this organisation has helped thousands with disability to survive and thrive!
The Banyan tree is a fascinating and iconic tree that holds a special place in many cultures and is an important symbol of strength, longevity, and community. Listen to how Alison Palumbo is emulating this majestic symbol.
This toddler dad started this non-profit that eliminates single-use plastic from schools and restaurants by subsidizing the purchase of reusable replacements. They have eliminated more than 8 million single-use plastic food ware items from the waste stream, and counting!
People who have been sexually assaulted often experience a range of emotions and reactions, and no two survivors of assault will feel exactly the same way about their experience. It may take years for someone to be able to talk about their experience. Hearing others talk about what was done to them can help someone feel they are not alone.
Non-profit organizations that focus on disabilities aim to improve the quality of life of individuals with disabilities by providing resources, support, and advocacy. These organizations work tirelessly to ensure that people with disabilities have access to the same opportunities and rights as their able-bodied counterparts. They also strive to raise awareness and educate the community about disability-related issues, creating a more inclusive and accepting society.
Everyone has a role to play in creating a more inclusive society, and TRC works towards this goal by providing resources and guidance for having productive conversations about race and difference.
Listen to this talk with, Aabiskar Thapa , Social Entrepreneur / Founder and MD of Sharing Seeds, an organsiation dedicated to everything organic in the beautiful valleys of Nepal.
The peace corps led her to Zambia, and she called it her home. Heather has drank water from a puddle just like everyone else in Sierra Leone and lived to not only tell the tale, but change the narrative too!
This organization exists to create opportunities for Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) in the US by integrating programs for inclusivity and advance the social, political, and economic well-being. Listen to Mabel Menard about how change is needed.
In soccer, too often ego gets in the way of building caring and cohesive teams. One organisation’s mantra of “Leave your shoes at the door" is a continuous reminder that humility, not ego, is what makes communities stronger, on and off the field.
You'll be appalled at the amount of food that is wasted across the world; this non-profit founded by Frederick is bringing change and feeding the hungry.
" Just a little less stress, a little less need, and a little more money that I did not have to spend on food and clothes." says Bonnie of her experience at The Canby Center. Ray Keen is the guy to make that happen.
Tailwinds of Hope Non Profit was created to honor the memory of Zachary Capra, a future commercial airline pilot. His memory has been kept alive in various forms by his family and friends.
Dr. Carol Collum's passion is to encourage others to expand their knowledge base and skill sets to become a viable asset to the community.
The Max’s Kansas Project embraces the philosophy of Mickey Ruskin, the creator of Max’s Kansas City,a true patron of the arts who provided a refuge, a home-away-from-home for everybody who was anybody in the arts, and now, his ex- wife Yvonne is dedicated to providing emergency funding and resources to financially distressed individuals in the creative and performing arts for housing, medical and legal aid.
Guildance community development is a non profit that only empowers, encourages, and strengthens all people living with HIV/AIDS but also alleviates poverty in the community through training, credit facilities, bridging the gender gap, and caring for people in prison as also organizing training for farmers to solve the problem of food crisis in Nigeria.
Hear how Cassie experiences transformative, empowering journeys across the world!
If you’ve been in a hospital or care facility, you may have experienced how time can drag on while waiting for tests and procedures. Stuck in a room, not knowing what’s next, getting poked and prodded. It’s scary and you feel alone. The entire experience can be very intimidating – no matter how old you are. Mike Jostes is here to change that.
Ms. Pigue believes that educating the underprivileged of the importance of credit-worth, of owning a home, business development, entrepreneurship, financial stability and training is key to creating a healthy society.
Isolated Congenital Asplenia, or ICA, is a birth defect in which there is no spleen, there is only part of a spleen (splenic remnant) or there is a spleen but it does not function. There are no other developmental abnormalities, making detection very difficult. Without a spleen, a bacterial infection could be life threatening to a new born or child. Allison D' Ambrosio shares her story.
A loving husband’s decision to put thought into supporting families dealing with cancer has led to this foundation. Adam shares his touching story.
A grant is a way the government funds your ideas and projects to provide public services and stimulate the economy. All non-profits know that applying for a grant involves a lot of labour and reporting. Nevertheless, it is an indispensable document. Dr Beverly gives 3 takeaways for a successful grant.
Sea turtles have long fascinated people and have figured prominently in the mythology and folklore of many cultures.Unfortunately, the spiritual significance of sea turtles has not saved them from being exploited for both food and for profit. Millions of sea turtles once roamed the earth’s oceans, but now only a fraction remain. Brad Nahill is ensuring they thrive.
Enough said, now listen about climate change. Greenhouse gas concentrations are at their highest levels in 2 million years. The solution is simple yet difficult. Prof. Dave White explains.
Meet Suleyka, who works for an organisation that thinks of the busy and unpredictable lifestyle and bridges the gap between the civilian workforce and the military community. https://itsamilitarylife.org/
Studies have shown that kids who spend a lot of time holding a stuffed animal tend to feel calmer and more secure, giving them a sense of control over things happening in their lives since they’re able to use their imagination with their stuffed animals. And, combined with a book, you’ve got a winning combination! https://www.bearswhocare.org/
It is clear that learning happens by observing, listening, exploring, experimenting and asking questions. But, being interested, motivated and engaged in learning is as important. https://earthwin.org/
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1 in 4 pregnancies end in loss and 1 in 160 pregnancies end in stillbirths. These statistics only add to the burden carried by the 1 in 8 couples who are already battling infertility. These numbers do not tell the whole story. Tina decided to give life to Maya's memory and create awareness. https://www.themayaswingsfoundation.org/
It can be incredibly challenging to afford long-distance airfare, especially when the need is urgent. Distance and financial barriers should not be reasons to not be able to say goodbye to a loved one. Meet Nicolle, a young girl with a heart of gold. https://www.familiesinflight.org/
Jon is the ED of WHDO, World Health Dental Organization, a US non-profit humanitarian organization, whose mission is Compassionate dental care and education for communities in need. WHDO- https://worldhealthdental.org/ Chezuba: https://chezuba.net/nonprofit
Eliwilimina Buberwa is a 24-year-old young lady, born and raised in a place where gender inequality is the norm. A place where girls are subjected to household activities while boys were sent to school but Eliwilimina was lucky to get a chance to access education. And that has reaped results. MSICHANA IMARA FOUNDATION - https://msichanaimarafound.wixsite.com/msichanaimarafound-2
Deemed the “accidental philanthropist” by a friend, Deb believes it all happened on purpose. Today, DAR has implemented a humane and effective program for creating a healthy sustained population of stray dogs which directly impacts community health. Dharamsala Animal Rescue: https://dharamsalaanimalrescue.org/
Giving back to the community is extremely satisfying, has many advantages, and makes life more fulfilling. And keeping this in mind, The Hunter Memorial Foundation (HMF) , a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, is bringing unity to the local community through art , which they believe like kindness, is meant to be seen and shared with others. Fenesa Brewer talks about a defining mural.
Did you know that your attitude towards racial discrimination, income inequality, welfare, and affirmative action changes, either immediately before or immediately after seeing a live theatre production? Meet Jeremy Whittington, he tells us how his foundation compels the audience to think.
"15 in 100" is a movement within the Neuromuscular Disease (NMD) community. It began on Friday, September 2, and runs through Saturday, December 10, 2022, - a period of 100 days ending on the 15th anniversary of Cheryl’s death on December 10. Breathe with MD, was founded in her memory by Andrea Klein, sister of Cheryl to prevent devastating outcomes like hers.
If you’re in Kansas city and you happen to see a Big Green Bus, at regular intervals travelling through the night, you are not seeing things after a couple of drinks, it is a big green bus, only, it’s having a different kind of party- for administering vaccines and medicines that cure the homeless!
We may talk about it but gender equality is still a long way coming. Having said that, leaning on other strong women for encouragement plays a big role in women empowerment, and that is what the Stanley Ann Dunham Fund is helping achieve.
You all know the story: give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day. If you teach a man to fish, you feed him for a lifetime. That’s what the World Hunger team is doing with food in the jungle villages of sub-Saharan Africa.
Intellectual disabilities are not hindrances to living a fulfilling life; Eunice Shriver was a visionary who saw sports as a unifier, bringing forth the concept of the special Olympics, today a global organsiation with over 5 million athletes, 1 million coaches and volunteers, more than 100,000 competitions each year, and 32 Olympic-type sports through programs in more than 170 countries!
Young minds need creative ways of engagement, honing skills based on inherent qualities and creating bridges to connect meaningful partnerships in the community is what Natasha Tennison does best. Listen to this licensed Childcare Director of the BEST mentor-based ‘After School Program’ for 7 consecutive years talk in this episode.
Lev Horodyskjy's Science Voices brings a realistic perspective of how science education is key to learning, the environment and educator interest.
Bio-Touch is a unique, holistic health approach to alleviate pain and stress and support good health through all stages of life. It is taught through the International Foundation of Bio-Magnetics, a federally approved 501(c)(3) educational and charitable foundation.
Did you know that around 50 million people worldwide have epilepsy, making it one of the most common neurological diseases globally. Epilepsy is a chronic noncommunicable disease of the brain that affects people of all ages, often causing mental issues and stigma to the patient. The Purple Warrior Pooches Program is a community-based program helping individuals with uncontrolled epilepsy gain access to a seizure alert dog. Natalie Boehm teaches how to defeat epilepsy.
VISIONS-Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired is a non-profit rehabilitation and social service organization that celebrated its 95th anniversary last year and the 6th year as #1 in job placements of legally blind New Yorkers. VISIONS purpose is to develop and implement individualized programs to assist people who are blind and visually impaired of all ages to lead independent and active lives, and to educate the public to understand their capabilities and needs.
If you have a warm bed, a roof over your head, you thank your stars. Some of us choose not only to thank our stars, but be humble. And some extraordinary people, go beyond that and start a movement to donate their time, knowledge, and “Share Your Luck” motto with others, for others. Lucky Duck Foundation funds, activates and leads high-impact, collaborative programs that alleviate the suffering of homelessness throughout San Diego City & County.
A helping hand, a caring heart and some firm advice makes Gervonni the teacher for survival. The ABC of finance needs to be learnt by every individual, and there's someone who's making it happen, especially for the needy.
Male breasts can get serious, why the surprise? In 2022, about 2,710 American men are expected to be diagnosed with breast cancer, and about 530 are expected to die from the disease. An average man’s risk of being diagnosed with breast cancer in his lifetime is about one in 1,000 (compared to one in eight for the average woman).
Gavin Phillips, Founder of Life-Learners Canada who’s on a mission to have every child entering public schools in Canada step into a safe, fun, and intrinsically rewarding world. And as he puts it - every teenager who graduates and walks out of our public schools for the last time to be life-learners with life skills that are community-driven.
River Jordan is run by Aland Stamps, a man who has been through some extreme situations. It takes courage to get back up and give back to society.
Steven's passion for shaping lives has garnered immense support locally and globally. The satisfying job of shaping young lives, done the fun way! Listen to Steven Dye and the success story of how a street kid went on to join the navy on a submarine.
In our quest to lead a life of purpose and meaning, we often have to make efforts through sustained behavioural and perspective changes. Getting Out by Going In has devised certain tools to reach this goal. Listen to Coach Taylor's journey at GOGI
As a human, we tend to be judgemental. What if everyone realised their inherent nature? This would be a very different world indeed! Elliott Cisneros from The Sum Organization does just that.
Joe Friszolowski from Mercy Drops Dream Center
James Taylor from VHCDC has taken it upon himself to educate and empower individuals by enabling house ownership and giving them a piece of heaven. Listen to what his non-profit offers.
It takes two to tango in the rainforest! 22 years ago Binka from Iracambi decided it was time she did something to save the life-giving forest from harm. Hear her enthusiasm and work on the ground.
Lysne Tait from Helping Women Period is a woman with a purpose. She can talk about all things period related. Period :)
Renee Beeker from National Family Court Watch Project had her epiphanous moment when she realised most court watch programs did not look at the same data points in every jurisdiction. Listen to this courageous lady to understand how her non-profit helps protect families.
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