The Do Good Project

On Feb 3rd 2020 four year old Rawkee Hunt was in an accident and was severely burned on her face and legs. It didn't take long for Rawkee and her mom Megan, to turn such a tragic time into a positive calling on their life… they quickly opted to help other individuals and families affected by burns and trauma.  They have created a community of love and support for people going through the unimaginable; by providing care packages they call RAW boxes, creating inspiring videos, and starting the RAW Challenge which encourages others to share their stories of hardship and triumph. On this episode we speak with Meghan, and her daughter Rawkee, who started the organization R.A.W. (Real Authentic Warriors) . At 5 years old, Rawkee is our cutest and youngest guest to date. Some points we touch on throughout our discussion are: the importance of finding a cause you're personally connected with, remembering your “why”, and what it means to wear your scars beautifully.  R.A.W. Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/real.authentic.warriors  R.A.W. Website - https://realauthenticwarriors.org  R.A.W.  Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/real.authentic.warriors/?hl=en  R.A.W Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClgMiZQzbIU7oWHCvxGTL-A  ------------------------------ Guys! If you enjoy this podcast, can you do us a major favor and Rate and Review us on Apple Podcast? Also/or please subscribe on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Amazon.  It helps us out immensely to gain new guests on this show. We send out a monthly email that contains inspiration and education from some of the most selfless people of our time. Click Here to Subscribe to 3T Thursdays: Tools, Tactics and Tips that provide you with the inspiration and education to make your lasting impact. It's just a short and lighthearted email to brighten your week and keep you on track towards bigger and better things.  Follow The Do Good Project on Instagram! With Love, The Caffreys

It is estimated that around 424,00 children are in the foster care system, on any given day in the United States. For the foster parents that house these kids, they are often told mere hours prior to the child arriving and have little to no time to prepare.  This means, there can be a serious lack of supplies and essentials catered towards that child's specific needs. Who was able to discover this issue and start the fight to fix it? We sat down with Allie Roth in her home in Portland, Oregon and talked all about ‘With Love', the organization Allie founded in 2013.  Allie was working as a school teacher that year when one of her students, April, had disclosed to her that she had lived in the three different foster homes within a few months. When Allie wanted to help provide clothing and school supplies, she realized that outside resources for under-school-age kids were hard to find.   She proceeded on a mission to bridge the gap with a group of friends, and within 6 months, they had provided more than 20 families with vital items they needed for child care.  Today, ‘With Love' supports 120 Portland foster families each month with vital resources such as diapers, blankets, books, and sunscreen. Some topics we cover in this episode include: why it's important to look for the unserved while building a nonprofit, donors as your greatest advocates, and Allie takes us behind the scenes of what being a foster parent is like.  With Love Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/WithLoveOregon  With Love Website - https://www.withloveoregon.org  With Love Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/withloveoregon/?hl=en  Mentioned in the Episode:  The Promise of a Pencil by Adam Braun Thirst by Scott Harrison The Murdock Foundation - https://murdocktrust.org  ------------------------------ Guys! If you enjoy this podcast, can you do us a major favor and Rate and Review us on Apple Podcast? Also/or please subscribe on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Amazon.  It helps us out immensely to gain new guests on this show. We send out a monthly email that contains inspiration and education from some of the most selfless people of our time. Click Here to Subscribe to 3T Thursdays: Tools, Tactics and Tips that provide you with the inspiration and education to make your lasting impact. It's just a short and lighthearted email to brighten your week and keep you on track towards bigger and better things.  Follow The Do Good Project on Instagram! With Love, The Caffreys

The World Health Organization states that about one in six adults (from age 60 and older) have experienced some form of abuse in community settings (like nursing homes and other long term care facilities) during this past year.  This number has been steadily increasing with the rise of the age of the global population. The elderly can be harmed in many ways including: financially, mentally and physically. So who is taking their time and effort to protect this vulnerable population? We sat down with Carole Herman, founder and president of Foundation Aiding the Elderly (F.A.T.E. for short), at their office in Sacramento, California.  Carole, a successful business woman, founded FATE in 1982.  FATE's mission is to assure elders are treated with care, dignity and the utmost respect during their final years when they can no longer take care of themselves. They do so by providing education, advocacy, tools, help families with reporting abuse, legal action, raising funds, and so much more. On this episode we talk: avoiding elder abuse - how to protect your loved ones, the number one reason behind this neglect, and an untimely death - how losing a loved one propelled Carole into this line of work.  F.A.T.E. Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/4fate.org  F.A.T.E. Website -  https://www.4fate.org/index.php  Contact: caroleh@4fate.org  Mentioned in Episode:  The Geraldo Rivera Show - https://www.youtube.com/embed/KOyjQPeK3ZI  Movie: I Care A Lot - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt9893250/  ------------------------------ Guys! If you enjoy this podcast, can you do us a major favor and Rate and Review us on Apple Podcast? Also/or please subscribe on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Amazon.  It helps us out immensely to gain new guests on this show. We send out a monthly email that contains inspiration and education from some of the most selfless people of our time. Subscribe to 3T Thursdays: Tools, Tactics and Tips that provide you with the inspiration and education to make your lasting impact. It's just a short and lighthearted email to brighten your week and keep you on track towards bigger and better things.  Follow The Do Good Project on Instagram! With Love, The Caffreys

Only months away from her dream wedding, Chelsea Kunde found out she had Hodgkins Lymphoma. Treatment was started and the effects of that treatment came: including hair loss. Chelsea's bridesmaids, and lifelong friends, stepped up and decided to raise money to buy Chelsea her own wig to wear at her wedding.  Fast forward to today and not only did Chelsea beat cancer but has now joined her friends in starting an organization that provides wigs for people like Chelsea, experiencing medical hair loss. The organization is called Wigged Out Inc. and is located in Phoenix, Arizona. We sat down with Chelsea in her home and had the opportunity to ask her about all the ins and outs of this organization.  In this episode we talk about: getting into business with friends (the ground rules you need to put in place first), misconceptions about hair loss, and the art of fearless fundraising (be bold, be alpha, and trust your mission). Wigged Out Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/wiggedoutinc/?hl=en  Wigged Out Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/wiggedoutinc/  Wigged Out. Website - http://wiggedout.org  Mentioned in the Episode:  Random Acts of Kindness - https://www.randomactsofkindness.org  ------------------------------ Guys! If you enjoy this podcast, can you do us a major favor and Rate and Review us on Apple Podcast? Also/or please subscribe on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Amazon.  It helps us out immensely to gain new guests on this show. We send out a monthly email that contains inspiration and education from some of the most selfless people of our time. Subscribe to 3T Thursdays: Tools, Tactics and Tips that provide you with the inspiration and education to make your lasting impact. It's just a short and lighthearted email to brighten your week and keep you on track towards bigger and better things.  Follow The Do Good Project on Instagram! With Love, The Caffreys

Finding the time, space and support to ensure you have physical and mental well-being can be extremely hard in our fast-paced, high pressure society...and that was before a global pandemic shocked the world. Communities, healthcare workers, moms, teenagers, everyone was at a higher risk of struggling to be healthy and feel happy. So how can individuals and communities be lifted up and find this kind of support? We sat down with Dr. Mara Windsor in her home in Paradise Valley, Arizona. She is the founder and President of Living in Fulfilled Enlightenment or L.I.F.E for short.  The purpose of LIFE is to create a community that helps members: deal with stressors, maintain wellness and happiness, while teaching self care. They do this by hosting a variety of monthly events (from Pickleball tournaments to yoga to mentoring sessions) and inviting guest speakers who are experts in different wellness topics to share their knowledge and tips.  Some topics we cover in this discussion are: the three pillars needed to sustain happiness, fulfillment and meaning in life, the stigma of mental health in the medical community and manifesting your goals and desires.  L.I.F.E. Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/living.enlightenment/  L.I.F.E Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/livingenlightenment/  L.I.F.E. Website - https://www.livingenlightenment.life  Mentioned in the Episode:  Kinfolk Optimal Living - https://www.kinfolkoptimalliving.com   ------------------------------ Guys! If you enjoy this podcast, can you do us a major favor and Rate and Review us on Apple Podcast? Also/or please subscribe on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Amazon.  It helps us out immensely to gain new guests on this show. We send out a monthly email that contains inspiration and education from some of the most selfless people of our time. Subscribe to 3T Thursdays: Tools, Tactics and Tips that provide you with the inspiration and education to make your lasting impact. It's just a short and lighthearted email to brighten your week and keep you on track towards bigger and better things.  Follow The Do Good Project on Instagram! With Love, The Caffreys

For single moms it can be extremely hard to find the time, money and resources in order to start or finish a higher education. According to the Stanford Social Innovation Review 1.7 million single moms are enrolled in college but only 8% graduate and get a degree.  Megan McLindon knew that struggle personally, and realized how an education could be life changing for her and her kids. So in 2020 she started Mom ofKinds.  Mom ofKinds is an organization that provides single moms with financial assistance and community support to complete a college education. We were able to sit down with Megan in her home and discuss this organization.  Some of our conversation highlights include: easing the nonprofit burden by going one step at a time, stating your needs out loud, and deciding what passion to follow by focusing on what keeps you up at night.  Mom ofKinds Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mom.ofkinds/  Mom ofKinds Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/mom.ofkinds/  Mom ofKinds Website - https://momofkinds.org  Mentioned in the Episode:  How I Built This Podcast - https://www.npr.org/podcasts/510313/how-i-built-this  ------------------------------ Guys! If you enjoy this podcast, can you do us a major favor and Rate and Review us on Apple Podcast? Also/or please subscribe on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Amazon.  It helps us out immensely to gain new guests on this show. We send out a monthly email that contains inspiration and education from some of the most selfless people of our time. Click Here to Subscribe to 3T Thursdays: Tools, Tactics and Tips that provide you with the inspiration and education to make your lasting impact. It's just a short and lighthearted email to brighten your week and keep you on track towards bigger and better things.  Follow The Do Good Project on Instagram! With Love, The Caffreys

Child sex trafficking is the fastest-growing crime in the world with Texas having the second highest reported number of child sex-trafficking cases in the United States. On record over 79,000 young adults and minors have been sex trafficked in Texas.  The Refuge for domestic minor sex trafficking (DMST for short) was founded outside of Austin, Texas by Brooke Crowder in 2013. This nonprofit was made in order to fund the Refuge Ranch. The ranch is a 23 building, $7.5 million residential therapeutic community for girls who range from young children to young adults. Here, the girls receive holistic, trauma informed care and have access to multiple therapeutic services. Brooke (the organization’s founder) was unavailable during our time in Texas but luckily, Steven Phenix, Director of PR and communications was able to speak with us about this incredible organization and to shed some light on this difficult subject.  On this episode we discuss: the signs of someone being sex trafficked, breaking down some of the most common sex-trafficking lies/misconceptions and the importance of just one positive adult in a child’s life.  Disclaimer: this episode has some explicit content, and may not be suitable for children.  The Refuge for DMST Instagram The Refuge for DMST Facebook The Refuge for DMST Website  The Refuge for DMST YouTube Mentioned in the Episode:  The Polaris Project - https://polarisproject.org  Eight Days of Hope - https://eightdaysofhope.com  ------------------------------ Guys! If you enjoy this podcast, can you do us a major favor and Rate and Review us on Apple Podcast? Also/or please subscribe on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Amazon.  It helps us out immensely to gain new guests on this show. We send out a weekly email that contains inspiration and education from some of the most selfless people of our time. Click Here to Subscribe to 3T Thursdays: Tools, Tactics and Tips that provide you with the inspiration and education to make your lasting impact. It’s just a short and lighthearted email to brighten your week and keep you on track towards bigger and better things.  Follow The Do Good Project on Instagram! With Love, The Caffreys

Creating a safe and accepting environment for minority women was something Laketa Smith dreamed of doing in her community. She realized that there was a lack of this type of support and decided to step up and make positive change herself. So, in 2018 Laketa founded A Bella LaFemme Society in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.  Their mission is to provide collegiate minority women with scholarships in order to promote mental wellness. They aim to empower,advocate, reduce traumas, and alleviate hardships through the means of building resourceful sisterhoods within their community. In support of increasing overall safety among women, they also provide free self defense/gun safety courses and have a “shop for free” boutique.  During this conversation we talk about: scholarships as a love offering, helping others heal through the “back door” approach, and supporting your community through vulnerability.  A Bella LaFemme Society Instagram A Bella LaFemme Society Facebook A Bella LaFemme Society Website  The Bella Marketplace Mentioned in Episode: Louisiana Association of Nonprofit Organizations Volunteers of America ------------------------------ Guys! If you enjoy this podcast, can you do us a major favor and Rate and Review us on Apple Podcast? Also/or please subscribe on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Amazon.  It helps us out immensely to gain new guests on this show. We send out a weekly email that contains inspiration and education from some of the most selfless people of our time. Click Here to Subscribe to 3T Thursdays: Tools, Tactics and Tips that provide you with the inspiration and education to make your lasting impact. It’s just a short and lighthearted email to brighten your week and keep you on track towards bigger and better things.  Follow The Do Good Project on Instagram! With Love, The Caffreys

Over 438,000 children are currently in the foster care system nationwide, with the median age of those children being 6 ½ years old, according to the Children's Bureau. These children are removed from situations of intense physical and emotional abuse, often in a quick manner, resulting in the child having little to no possessions of their own and a huge lack of control and power over their situation. Who knows the hardships of these children and is attempting to meet their needs? Dee Robinson (founder) and Wendi LeMoine (executive director) welcomed us to the office of Braveheart Children in Need in Baton Rouge Louisiana. Braveheart's goal is to provide comfort and some sense of control to children who are pulled out of their homes and into the foster care system.  They do this by supplying brand new backpacks filled with: toys, hygiene products, school supplies, stuffed animals and more, to the social work agencies responsible for finding new homes for the foster children. Each backpack is carefully designed and filled specifically for each gender and age group from kindergarteners to teenagers.  In this episode we hear about the hardships these children endure, yet how Braveheart is working tirelessly to uplift them during the unimaginable. Wendi also touches on the two main ingredients needed for anybody wanting to start their own organization.  Braveheart Children in Need Instagram Braveheart Children in Need Facebook Braveheart Children in Need Website  Contact: info@braveheartchildren.org  ------------------------------ Guys! If you enjoy this podcast, can you do us a major favor and Rate and Review us on Apple Podcast? Also/or please subscribe on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Amazon.  It helps us out immensely to gain new guests on this show. We send out a weekly email that contains inspiration and education from some of the most selfless people of our time. Click Here to Subscribe to 3T Thursdays: Tools, Tactics and Tips that provide you with the inspiration and education to make your lasting impact. It’s just a short and lighthearted email to brighten your week and keep you on track towards bigger and better things.  Follow The Do Good Project on Instagram! With Love, The Caffreys

Join us on our sixth Backstage episode! On this podcast format we dive into the “behind the scenes” of The Do Good Project and whatever us Caffrey’s are experiencing. We want you guys as listeners to KNOW us and be able to come alongside us on this journey.  Every three or four episodes you can expect this personalized inside scoop on our mission. We cannot wait to share all of the ups and downs of this crazy ride, and we hope you guys feel connected and part of what we are working to accomplish, because...WE COULD NOT DO IT WITHOUT YOU. Listen in for all the dirty deets.  ------------------------------ Guys! If you enjoy this podcast, can you do us a major favor and Rate and Review us on Apple Podcast? Also/or please subscribe on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Amazon.  It helps us out immensely to gain new guests on this show. We send out a weekly email that contains inspiration and education from some of the most selfless people of our time. Click Here to Subscribe to 3T Thursdays: Tools, Tactics and Tips that provide you with the inspiration and education to make your lasting impact. It’s just a short and lighthearted email to brighten your week and keep you on track towards bigger and better things.  Follow The Do Good Project on Instagram! With Love, The Caffreys

Can you imagine what it would be like as a child to have extremely limited mobility, yet needing and wanting to be active and get exercise? For many disabled children this scenario rings true; leaving them often excluded from outdoor play and activity with kids their age. So, how can this problem be solved?  The McLindon Family Foundation, founded by Andrew McLindon, provides adaptive bikes to children with special needs FOR FREE all over the US. Their goal is to help children maximize their potential and participation in society. Hundreds of these bikes have been given to children helping them build core strength, get a confidence boost and have more engagement with kids their age through the use of adaptive bikes! We had the great pleasure of sitting down with Andrew in his own personal podcast studio near The McLindon Family Foundation office in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. In this episode we share our conversation with Andrew and talk about: connecting to your donors, the three core values Andrew thinks everyone should live by and why Andrew got so excited that he lost his voice yelling in his car.  McLindon Family Foundation Instagram McLindon Family Foundation Facebook McLindon Family Foundation Website  McLindon Family Foundation YouTube Channel Contact: info@mclindonfamilyfoundation.org Mentioned in Episode: NXT Entrepreneur Podcast Henry Ford Biography Andrew Carnegie Autobiography Chrysler Biography  ------------------------------ Guys! If you enjoy this podcast, can you do us a major favor and Rate and Review us on Apple Podcast? Also/or please subscribe on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Amazon.  It helps us out immensely to gain new guests on this show. We send out a weekly email that contains inspiration and education from some of the most selfless people of our time. Click Here to Subscribe to 3T Thursdays: Tools, Tactics and Tips that provide you with the inspiration and education to make your lasting impact. It’s just a short and lighthearted email to brighten your week and keep you on track towards bigger and better things.  Follow The Do Good Project on Instagram! With Love, The Caffreys

Equine therapy has been an up and coming approach that utilizes horses in the therapeutic process for disabilities such as: autism, multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy, anxiety, depression, developmental delays and scoliosis. In recent years more equine therapy centers are popping up but unfortunately there are still some misconceptions about how this therapy is done and just how effective it can be.  We got the pleasure of visiting Gaitway Therapeutic Horsemanship in St Gabriel Louisiana and chatting with FOUR amazing female leaders. Our “panel” of ladies includes: Alea (executive director), Brianna (certified instructor), Marlena (therapeutic instructor) and Mallory (volunteer coordinator).  For over 15 years Gaitway has been serving adults and children with disabilities as one of the few certified equine therapy centers in Louisiana. They provide accredited therapists and instructors to help the riders build physical, emotional and occupational growth through interactions with, and care of, the horses.   GaitWay Therapeutic Horsemanship Instagram GaitWay Therapeutic Horsemanship Facebook GaitWay Therapeutic Horsemanship Website  Contact: office@gaitway.org Mentioned in episode: PATH and Eagala ------------------------------ Guys! If you enjoy this podcast, can you do us a major favor and Rate and Review us on Apple Podcast? Also/or please subscribe on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Amazon.  It helps us out immensely to gain new guests on this show. We send out a weekly email that contains inspiration and education from some of the most selfless people of our time. Click Here to Subscribe to 3T Thursdays: Tools, Tactics and Tips that provide you with the inspiration and education to make your lasting impact. It’s just a short and lighthearted email to brighten your week and keep you on track towards bigger and better things.  Follow The Do Good Project on Instagram! With Love, The Caffreys

How do we break the poverty cycle? Impoverished households can oftentimes have no father figure, a parent who works multiple jobs, lack of support at home with education, and a host of other issues. Children within these households can be exposed to and affected by situations like drugs, violence, teen pregnancy, and the absence of positive role models.  It becomes extremely difficult to set children up for higher educational opportunities, strong values, morals, and well paying jobs. When confronted with these circumstances where can families go for help? The Pearson Foundation in Pearl Mississippi was created specifically to help kids within these difficult lifestyles. We were able to visit the foundation and speak with the executive director, Jarvis Ward.  The Pearson Foundation provides many services for children in elementary school up through their high school years. Including: mentorship, tutoring, leadership programs/retreats, summer reading institutes, parenting/relationship classes and provides scholarships for graduating high school seniors. Since their revamp in 2014 (when Jarvis joined the Pearson team) every student involved in their tutoring program has graduated from high school.  Some highlights from this episode include: how to identify who to seek support from within your community,  Jarvis’ motto on servant leaders, and the number one tip to get a nonprofit back into a successful place.  The Pearson Foundation Instagram The Pearson Foundation Facebook The Pearson Foundation Website  Contact: pearson39208@gmail.com ------------------------------ Guys! If you enjoy this podcast, can you do us a major favor and Rate and Review us on Apple Podcast? Also/or please subscribe on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Amazon.  It helps us out immensely to gain new guests on this show. We send out a weekly email that contains inspiration and education from some of the most selfless people of our time. Click Here to Subscribe to 3T Thursdays: Tools, Tactics and Tips that provide you with the inspiration and education to make your lasting impact. It’s just a short and lighthearted email to brighten your week and keep you on track towards bigger and better things.  Follow The Do Good Project on Instagram! With Love, The Caffreys

When was the last time you thought about a prisoners life? What their day consists of, how they spend their time and energy? Reading is one of the few activities that can occupy the hours of isolation.  A book is something many of us don’t think is a privilege, but for someone who can’t access books or has limited access to them, this can make the unbearable feel more manageable. Is there a way for prisoners to be able to access this type of luxury? We sat down in the library of Big House Books in Jackson MS, with Shelby Parsons (founder) and Holly Smith (board member). Big House Books is an organization that sends free books by request to prisoners in Mississippi correctional facilities in order to promote literacy and be a vehicle of change for prison reform. In this episode we talk about: the importance of branding, nonprofit entitlement and “the lawsuit” (how the Big House Books Team fought for justice for prisoners). We loved our conversation with Shelby and Holly. They bring so much care to people they have never met and we felt that during our time at the Big House Books Library. Big House Books Instagram Big House Books Facebook Big House Books Website  Contact: bighousebooksms@gmail.com Mentioned in Episode: Cups Up by George Malvaney ------------------------------ Guys! If you enjoy this podcast, can you do us a major favor and Rate and Review us on Apple Podcast? Also/or please subscribe on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Amazon.  It helps us out immensely to gain new guests on this show. We send out a weekly email that contains inspiration and education from some of the most selfless people of our time. Click Here to Subscribe to 3T Thursdays: Tools, Tactics and Tips that provide you with the inspiration and education to make your lasting impact. It’s just a short and lighthearted email to brighten your week and keep you on track towards bigger and better things.  Follow The Do Good Project on Instagram! With Love, The Caffreys

Join us on our fourth Backstage episode! On this podcast format we dive into the “behind the scenes” of The Do Good Project and whatever us Caffrey’s are experiencing. We want you guys as listeners to KNOW us and be able to come alongside us on this journey.  Every three or four episodes you can expect this personalized inside scoop on our mission. We cannot wait to share all of the ups and downs of this crazy ride, and we hope you guys feel connected and part of what we are working to accomplish, because...WE COULD NOT DO IT WITHOUT YOU. Listen in for all the dirty deets.  ------------------------------ Guys! If you enjoy this podcast, can you do us a major favor and Rate and Review us on Apple Podcast? Also/or please subscribe on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Amazon.  It helps us out immensely to gain new guests on this show. We send out a weekly email that contains inspiration and education from some of the most selfless people of our time. Click Here to Subscribe to 3T Thursdays: Tools, Tactics and Tips that provide you with the inspiration and education to make your lasting impact. It’s just a short and lighthearted email to brighten your week and keep you on track towards bigger and better things.  Follow The Do Good Project on Instagram! With Love, The Caffreys

Over $16 million and over a decade of work did not deter Mary Kitchens from starting her “do good dream”; a year round camp that caters to children and adults with physical disabilities, mental disabilities and/or illness. Years ago, Mary’s son went through a cancer diagnosis, and she saw how going to camp and having the ability to “just be a kid again” boosted his moral and attitude like nothing else.  Mary wants all kids to have the ability, to not just go to camp, but to have the same experiences that campers without disabilities or illness can. This includes things like: a high ropes course, kayaking, playing in the river and so much more. Mississippi’s Toughest Kids Foundation was founded and is working tirelessly to build a camp just like that, Camp Kamassa.  On this episode we sit down with Mary and the director of MTK, Tanya Mohawk, and learn exactly what creating a project of this scale is like. From tips on showing people your progress, to avoiding “chasing rabbits”, and working with the military Innovative Readiness Training Program (IRT), there are so many helpful and encouraging tidbits to take away from this conversation! Mississippi’s Toughest Kids Instagram Mississippi’s Toughest Kids Facebook Mississippi’s Toughest Kids Website  Mississippi’s Toughest Kids YouTube Channel Contact:  mtk@mtkfound.com Mentioned in Episode: Innovative Readiness Training (IRT) ------------------------------ Guys! If you enjoy this podcast, can you do us a major favor and Rate and Review us on Apple Podcast? Also/or please subscribe on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Amazon.  It helps us out immensely to gain new guests on this show. We send out a weekly email that contains inspiration and education from some of the most selfless people of our time. Click Here to Subscribe to 3T Thursdays: Tools, Tactics and Tips that provide you with the inspiration and education to make your lasting impact. It’s just a short and lighthearted email to brighten your week and keep you on track towards bigger and better things.  Follow The Do Good Project on Instagram! With Love, The Caffreys

Fleeing an abusive relationship, navigating life after unexpected loss of income, transitioning between jobs...there are many reasons why an unaccompanied woman may be undergoing homelessness. Many of us could find ourselves in a similar position one day, and it’s encouraging to know that there are places to turn for help.  McKemie Place is the only emergency overnight shelter for unaccompanied women in Southwest Alabama. The shelter currently provides a place for up to 50 women to temporarily stay. They provide three meals a day for their guests, and also put residents on a 90 day action plan. While working with a case manager the women work towards goals tailored to each individual (encouraging employment and lifestyle choices that will enable the guests to be self sufficient long term).  During our tour of the facility, we learned that McKemie Place is so much more than a typical homeless shelter; they have a beautiful campus that is clean, homey, and works tirelessly to get women back up on their feet. In this episode we talk with Tara Armbruster, Executive Director of McKemie Place (and wife of Matt Armbruster from Episode 21!). To learn more about the shelter, some tips for communication and volunteering and Tara’s thoughts on donations, give this episode a listen.  McKemie Place Instagram McKemie Place Facebook McKemie Place Website  Contact: info@mckemieplace.org Mentioned in Episode: Ransom Experience Podcast ------------------------------ Guys! If you enjoy this podcast, can you do us a major favor and Rate and Review us on Apple Podcast? Also/or please subscribe on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Amazon.  It helps us out immensely to gain new guests on this show. We send out a weekly email that contains inspiration and education from some of the most selfless people of our time. Click Here to Subscribe to 3T Thursdays: Tools, Tactics and Tips that provide you with the inspiration and education to make your lasting impact. It’s just a short and lighthearted email to brighten your week and keep you on track towards bigger and better things.  Follow The Do Good Project on Instagram! With Love, The Caffreys

Matt Armbruster talks us through his journey of following God’s calling on his life. From going homeless on purpose, to the importance of setting boundaries, to Matt’s thoughts on why being intentional with your inner circle is so important; our discussion with him is honest and real.  We dive into how his mission has transformed from: “pay what you can” cafes, to mobile showers and laundry for people experiencing homelessness, and to what it is now. Today, Ransom Ministries is a Christian based  job readiness and life skills training course that helps participants move out of dependency and into fulfilling careers.  Often times these participants are formerly incarcerated or homeless individuals. They train through mock interviews, resume workshops, trauma informed care, on-the-job training, mentorship and more. They provide workplace training through Ransom Recycle, an electronics recycling business teaching them values and skills on how to be a good employee.  Ransom Ministries Instagram Ransom Ministries Facebook Ransom Ministries Website  Ransom Experience Podcast Contact: info@ransomministries.com Books Mentioned in Episode: Toxic Charity When Helping Hurts What Every Church Member Should Know About Poverty Life Outside the Boat by Matt Armbruster (podcast guest) ------------------------------ Guys! If you enjoy this podcast, can you do us a major favor and Rate and Review us on Apple Podcast? Also/or please subscribe on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Amazon.  It helps us out immensely to gain new guests on this show. We send out a weekly email that contains inspiration and education from some of the most selfless people of our time. Click Here to Subscribe to 3T Thursdays: Tools, Tactics and Tips that provide you with the inspiration and education to make your lasting impact. It’s just a short and lighthearted email to brighten your week and keep you on track towards bigger and better things.  Follow The Do Good Project on Instagram! With Love, The Caffreys

The immigrant community in the United States is often left marginalized and largely misunderstood. After getting married, Ian and Ruthie North realized how passionate they were about these communities and decided to spend their life working with them.  The couple moved from Chicago to an immigrant neighborhood in Atlanta, Georgia with open minds to being whatever their new neighbors needed. It all started with a father bringing his son to the North’s house and asking if they would help his son read. Not long after Presencia (Spanish for being present) was born.  Presencia is an after school tutoring and mentorship program that views the kids involved, not just as participants, but as family. Listen to hear how Ian and Ruthie navigate marriage and the organization simultaneously, while also creating room for a rich and fulfilling life outside of the “do good” space.  Presencia Instagram Presencia Facebook Presencia Website  Contact: banderson1374@gmail.com ------------------------------ Guys! If you enjoy this podcast, can you do us a major favor and Rate and Review us on Apple Podcast? Also/or please subscribe on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Amazon.  It helps us out immensely to gain new guests on this show. We send out a weekly email that contains inspiration and education from some of the most selfless people of our time. Click Here to Subscribe to 3T Thursdays: Tools, Tactics and Tips that provide you with the inspiration and education to make your lasting impact. It’s just a short and lighthearted email to brighten your week and keep you on track towards bigger and better things.  Follow The Do Good Project on Instagram! With Love, The Caffreys

Join us on our fourth Backstage episode! On this podcast format we dive into the “behind the scenes” of The Do Good Project and whatever us Caffrey’s are experiencing. We want you guys as listeners to KNOW us and be able to come alongside us on this journey.  Every three or four episodes you can expect this personalized inside scoop on our mission. We cannot wait to share all of the ups and downs of this crazy ride, and we hope you guys feel connected and part of what we are working to accomplish, because...WE COULD NOT DO IT WITHOUT YOU. Listen in for all the dirty deets.  ------------------------------ Guys! If you enjoy this podcast, can you do us a major favor and Rate and Review us on Apple Podcast? Also/or please subscribe on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Amazon.  It helps us out immensely to gain new guests on this show. We send out a weekly email that contains inspiration and education from some of the most selfless people of our time. Click Here to Subscribe to 3T Thursdays: Tools, Tactics and Tips that provide you with the inspiration and education to make your lasting impact. It’s just a short and lighthearted email to brighten your week and keep you on track towards bigger and better things.  Follow The Do Good Project on Instagram! With Love, The Caffreys

LaTonya Gates is the epitome of creating beauty from ashes in her neighborhood of Grove Park in Atlanta, Georgia. Born inside of a jail, from a mother addicted to drugs, the stats on someone in LaTonya’s shoes said she would become something much different than she is. In this episode LaTonya shares the hard circumstances in her life and how they have brought her into the position she is today: the founder and leader of PAWkids.  This organization works to rid the poverty in the Grove Park Neighborhood from multiple angles including: after school enrichment programs, a community food bank, mental health services, and more. Listen in to learn how this organization grew so quickly AND how rappers TI and Killer Mike got involved to help this great cause.  Pawkids Instagram PAWkids Facebook PAWkids Website  Contact: pawenrichmentprogram@yahoo.com Nonprofit Resources Mentioned:  Desire Street Ministries Orchard Ministry Devos Institute ------------------------------ Guys! If you enjoy this podcast, can you do us a major favor and Rate and Review us on Apple Podcast? Also/or please subscribe on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Amazon.  It helps us out immensely to gain new guests on this show. We send out a weekly email that contains inspiration and education from some of the most selfless people of our time. Click Here to Subscribe to 3T Thursdays: Tools, Tactics and Tips that provide you with the inspiration and education to make your lasting impact. It’s just a short and lighthearted email to brighten your week and keep you on track towards bigger and better things.  Follow The Do Good Project on Instagram! With Love, The Caffreys

In 1998 Scot Benton was hit by a car, landing him in a coma for three months. After he awoke, he found himself having to relearn the basics of life as an adult. Prior to the accident, Scot had raced bikes regionally and nationally for 15 years. Scot used his second chance at life to combine his passion for bikes and passion for members of his community.  In 2009 Scot founded Bicycle House in his hometown of Tallahassee Florida. The organization's main goal is to provide free bikes for people who are in need of a form of transportation but cannot attain it themselves (reasons ranging from homelessness, transitioning employment, losing driving privileges, and a host of others). Bicycle House also strives to be a positive center of the community; bringing people together from all walks of life. Bicycle House Website Bicycle House Instagram Bicycle House Facebook Contact: home@bicyclehouse.org ------------------------------ Guys! If you enjoy this podcast, can you do us a major favor and Rate and Review us on Apple Podcast? Also/or please subscribe on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Amazon.  It helps us out immensely to gain new guests on this show. We send out a weekly email that contains inspiration and education from some of the most selfless people of our time. Click Here to Subscribe to 3T Thursdays: Tools, Tactics and Tips that provide you with the inspiration and education to make your lasting impact. It’s just a short and lighthearted email to brighten your week and keep you on track towards bigger and better things.  Follow The Do Good Project on Instagram! With Love, The Caffreys

As a competitive adaptive waterskier, Ann O’Brine Sutterfield, wanted to share the joy she had found getting out of her wheelchair and onto the water. Ann created the organization UCanSki2 to help disabled adults and kids alike find their joy and capability again. After about 20 successful years of helping others, Ann passed away, leaving the nonprofit behind.  All of Ann’s volunteers banded together and fought to keep her dream and vision alive. UCanSki2 became Ann’s Angels, and has continued the legacy of its founder. In this episode, we speak with two of Ann’s friends/volunteers who turned into the new faces running the nonprofit: John and DiAnna Lipscomb. Their love for Ann and passion for adaptive water skiing is evident: they most certainly would make Ann proud.  Ann’s Angels Instagram Ann’s Angels Facebook Ann’s Angels Website  Ann’s Angels YouTube Contact: annsangelsawf@gmail.com Book: Look Ma, No Hands, No Legs Either Nonprofit Resources Mentioned:  GoSmallBiz.com Foundation Group (referred to as “care counselors” in the episode) ------------------------------ Guys! If you enjoy this podcast, can you do us a major favor and Rate and Review us on Apple Podcast? Also/or please subscribe on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Amazon.  It helps us out immensely to gain new guests on this show. We send out a weekly email that contains inspiration and education from some of the most selfless people of our time. Click Here to Subscribe to 3T Thursdays: Tools, Tactics and Tips that provide you with the inspiration and education to make your lasting impact. It’s just a short and lighthearted email to brighten your week and keep you on track towards bigger and better things.  Follow The Do Good Project on Instagram! With Love, The Caffreys

Nick Price found out he had a brain tumor at the age of 15. Dozens of surgeons and doctors had told him it was impossible to operate on, and that he only had years left to live. This seemingly life-altering news kicked Nick’s spirit into high gear; he decided he wasn’t going to accept defeat.  Now 21 years old, Nick takes us back to that time and tells us how he was determined to fight for himself, so that he could in turn fight for others. The Nick Price Foundation was formed to help families struggling financially and emotionally with diagnosis like his and is a great example of how a community coming together can make a great impact.  The Nick Price Foundation Website The Nick Price Foundation Instagram The Nick Price Foundation Facebook Contact: Nick@NickPriceFoundation.Org  ------------------------------ Guys! If you enjoy this podcast, can you do us a major favor and Rate and Review us on Apple Podcast? Also/or please subscribe on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Amazon.  It helps us out immensely to gain new guests on this show. We send out a weekly email that contains inspiration and education from some of the most selfless people of our time. Click Here to Subscribe to 3T Thursdays: Tools, Tactics and Tips that provide you with the inspiration and education to make your lasting impact. It’s just a short and lighthearted email to brighten your week and keep you on track towards bigger and better things.  Follow The Do Good Project on Instagram! With Love, The Caffreys

Join us on our third of MANY Backstage episodes! On this podcast format we dive into the “behind the scenes” of The Do Good Project and whatever us Caffrey’s are experiencing. We want you guys as listeners to KNOW us and be able to come alongside us on this journey.  Every three or four episodes you can expect this personalized inside scoop on our mission. We cannot wait to share all of the ups and downs of this crazy ride, and we hope you guys feel connected and part of what we are working to accomplish, because...WE COULD NOT DO IT WITHOUT YOU. Listen in for all the dirty deets.  ------------------------------ Guys! If you enjoy this podcast, can you do us a major favor and Rate and Review us on Apple Podcast? Also/or please subscribe on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Amazon.  It helps us out immensely to gain new guests on this show. We send out a weekly email that contains inspiration and education from some of the most selfless people of our time. Click Here to Subscribe to 3T Thursdays: Tools, Tactics and Tips that provide you with the inspiration and education to make your lasting impact. It’s just a short and lighthearted email to brighten your week and keep you on track towards bigger and better things.  Follow The Do Good Project on Instagram! With Love, The Caffreys

Charles and Carol Loper found their 'Do Good' calling while also becoming grandparents. Many people might think that they have to find their purpose in the early years and spend their entire lives reaching for it. But the Lopers are proof that anybody can start an endeavor and make a lasting impact at ANY age.  The couple started TWO duel nonprofits, one serving in their state of Texas (Grace Bridge) and one in their second home, Uganda (The Master Cares). Charles and Carol have split every year, since the organizations’ inceptions, between their two homes; fighting to better each community. Grace Bridge’s CEO, Carter Morris, also joins in the discussion and provides some great perspectives on the Lopers and the organizations. The Master Cares Instagram The Master Cares Facebook The Master Cares and Grace Bridge Website Contact: info@gracebridge.us ------------------------------ Guys! If you enjoy this podcast, can you do us a major favor and Rate and Review us on Apple Podcast? Also/or please subscribe on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Amazon.  It helps us out immensely to gain new guests on this show. We send out a weekly email that contains inspiration and education from some of the most selfless people of our time. Click Here to Subscribe to 3T Thursdays: Tools, Tactics and Tips that provide you with the inspiration and education to make your lasting impact. It’s just a short and lighthearted email to brighten your week and keep you on track towards bigger and better things.  Follow The Do Good Project on Instagram! With Love, The Caffreys

Oprah, Rachael Ray, and the TED Talk Stage are just three of the many platforms that Louis Yuhasz has been able to share his story on. Growing up with an obese father and being an overweight kid himself, Louis knew the struggles and potential fate of many of America’s youth. Louie’s Kids is a nonprofit formed to change the trajectory of our nation into a happier and healthier lifestyle. With 20 years under the organization's belt, Louis has much knowledge on things to avoid but also helpful strategies to include in the “do good” space.  Louie’s Kids Instagram Louie’s Kids Facebook Louie’s Kids Website Contact: info@louieskids.org  ------------------------------ Guys! If you enjoy this podcast, can you do us a major favor and Rate and Review us on Apple Podcast? Also/or please subscribe on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Amazon.  It helps us out immensely to gain new guests on this show. We send out a weekly email that contains inspiration and education from some of the most selfless people of our time. Click Here to Subscribe to 3T Thursdays: Tools, Tactics and Tips that provide you with the inspiration and education to make your lasting impact. It’s just a short and lighthearted email to brighten your week and keep you on track towards bigger and better things.  Follow The Do Good Project on Instagram! With Love, The Caffreys

Misty Hughes suddenly found herself in a situation she did not expect...being a single mom of four kids. During this new phase she often felt ostracized and unequipped to run a household alone. Fast forward 20 years, Misty not only gained the skills she needed to navigate the single mom waters, but created a non-profit organization to help women going through what she previously had. The Single Mom KC serves single mom families in the greater Kansas City area with the mission of bringing healing, hope and practical tools for everyday skills needed on this unexpected journey.  The Single Mom KC Instagram The Single Mom KC Facebook The Single Mom KC Website  -------------------------------------------------- Guys! If you enjoy this podcast, can you do us a major favor and Rate and Review us on Apple Podcast? Also/or please subscribe on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Amazon.  It helps us out immensely to gain new guests on this show. We send out a weekly email that contains inspiration and education from some of the most selfless people of our time. Click Here to Subscribe to 3T Thursdays: Tools, Tactics and Tips that provide you with the inspiration and education to make your lasting impact. It’s just a short and lighthearted email to brighten your week and keep you on track towards bigger and better things.  Follow The Do Good Project on Instagram! With Love, The Caffreys The Do Good Project www.thedgproject.org

Breauna Dorelus has felt and witnessed the disconnections and harmful practices that service can ensue. After working in the nonprofit sector, as a black female leader, Breauna decided she needed to step up and help educate others on this topic. She set up a for-profit consulting agency to assist nonprofit leaders and volunteers to check intentions and the way in which they serve. Her goal is to bring about best outcomes for those being served. This episode highlights how Breauna’s business, Connecting the Cause, is bringing about much needed change in how the world views and provides help to our neighbors in need.  Connecting the Cause Instagram Connecting the Cause Facebook Connecting the Cause Website  Contact: BREAUNA@CONNECTINGTHECAUSE.COM  Book - Toxic Charity Documentary - Poverty Inc.  -------------------------------------------------- Guys! If you enjoy this podcast, can you do us a major favor and Rate and Review us on Apple Podcast? Also/or please subscribe on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Amazon.  It helps us out immensely to gain new guests on this show. We send out a weekly email that contains inspiration and education from some of the most selfless people of our time. Click Here to Subscribe to 3T Thursdays: Tools, Tactics and Tips that provide you with the inspiration and education to make your lasting impact. It’s just a short and lighthearted email to brighten your week and keep you on track towards bigger and better things.  Follow The Do Good Project on Instagram! With Love, The Caffreys The Do Good Project www.thedgproject.org

Join us on our second of MANY Backstage episodes! On this podcast format we dive into the “behind the scenes” of The Do Good Project and whatever us Caffrey’s are experiencing. We want you guys as listeners to KNOW us and be able to come alongside us on this journey.  Every three or four episodes you can expect this personalized inside scoop on our mission. We cannot wait to share all of the ups and downs of this crazy ride, and we hope you guys feel connected and part of what we are working to accomplish, because...WE COULD NOT DO IT WITHOUT YOU. Listen in for all the dirty deets.  High Performance Habits by Brendon Burchard ------------------------------ Guys! If you enjoy this podcast, can you do us a major favor and Rate and Review us on Apple Podcast? Also/or please subscribe on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Amazon.  It helps us out immensely to gain new guests on this show. We send out a weekly email that contains inspiration and education from some of the most selfless people of our time. Click Here to Subscribe to 3T Thursdays: Tools, Tactics and Tips that provide you with the inspiration and education to make your lasting impact. It’s just a short and lighthearted email to brighten your week and keep you on track towards bigger and better things.  Follow The Do Good Project on Instagram! With Love, The Caffreys

Having unabashed belief in your non-profit movement, and sharing it with essentially everyone you come in contact with, is one way Phil Johnson and Ken Jones have seen their organization’s reach grow. Phil (founder) and Ken (chairman) of Hope to Walk know that their mission of providing everyone who needs a prosthetic leg worldwide, is something worth talking about. From unexpected connections with pro soccer stars to advice from Guatamalan shamans, this idea never fails to serve them. Phil and Ken tell amazing stories of Hope to Walks’ impact around the world, while also providing guidance for those interested in starting their own non-profit.  Hope To Walk Instagram Hope To Walk Facebook Hope To Walk Website Contact: info@hopetowalk.org -------------------------------------------------- Guys! If you enjoy this podcast, can you do us a major favor and Rate and Review us on Apple Podcast? Also/or please subscribe on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Amazon.  It helps us out immensely to gain new guests on this show. We send out a weekly email that contains inspiration and education from some of the most selfless people of our time. Click Here to Subscribe to 3T Thursdays: Tools, Tactics and Tips that provide you with the inspiration and education to make your lasting impact. It’s just a short and lighthearted email to brighten your week and keep you on track towards bigger and better things.  Follow The Do Good Project on Instagram! With Love, The Caffreys The Do Good Project www.thedgproject.org

Nikki Speer suffered the devastating loss of her mother to breast cancer. Before her mother passed, Nikki made a promise to her that she would help others fighting this difficult battle. Redefined Courage was born from this vow. Co-founded by her and her husband Nikki has not only gained worlds of knowledge from Redefined Courage, but also has found unexpected healing and strength through serving others. Nikki dives into why it is important to stay true to yourself in this industry and how in the age of technology there are absolutely no excuses for not jumping into something you know nothing about.  Redefined Courage Instagram Redefined Courage Facebook Redefined Courage Website Contact: redefinedcourage@gmail.com ------------------------------ Guys! If you enjoy this podcast, can you do us a major favor and Rate and Review us on Apple Podcast? Also/or please subscribe on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Amazon.  It helps us out immensely to gain new guests on this show. We send out a weekly email that contains inspiration and education from some of the most selfless people of our time. Click Here to Subscribe to 3T Thursdays: Tools, Tactics and Tips that provide you with the inspiration and education to make your lasting impact. It’s just a short and lighthearted email to brighten your week and keep you on track towards bigger and better things.  Follow The Do Good Project on Instagram! With Love, The Caffreys    

A season of being lost led to Aaron Ray-Dykstra finding his true calling. Growing up as a kid that hated school, Aaron recognized the gap in America’s education system and how it really only caters to one style of learning and career track. His goal is to keep students engaged while giving them a safe place for alternative learning and mentorship. Through his non-profit, The Making Foundation, Aaron lifts up kids going through the unimaginable in his hometown of Roanoke, Virginia. Aaron is the epitome of a genuine heart wanting to support his community in the unique way only he can.  The Making Foundation Instagram The Making Foundation Facebook The Making Foundation Website Contact: info@makingfoundation.org ------------------------------ Guys! If you enjoy this podcast, can you do us a major favor and Rate and Review us on Apple Podcast? Also/or please subscribe on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Amazon.  It helps us out immensely to gain new guests on this show. We send out a weekly email that contains inspiration and education from some of the most selfless people of our time. Click Here to Subscribe to 3T Thursdays: Tools, Tactics and Tips that provide you with the inspiration and education to make your lasting impact. It’s just a short and lighthearted email to brighten your week and keep you on track towards bigger and better things.  Follow The Do Good Project on Instagram! With Love, The Caffreys

Join us on our first of MANY Backstage episodes! On this podcast format we dive into the “behind the scenes” of The Do Good Project and whatever us Caffrey’s are experiencing. We want you guys as listeners to KNOW us and be able to come alongside us on this journey.  Every three or four episodes you can expect this personalized inside scoop on our mission. We cannot wait to share all of the ups and downs of this crazy ride, and we hope you guys feel connected and part of what we are working to accomplish, because...WE COULD NOT DO IT WITHOUT YOU. Listen in for all the dirty deets.  ------------------------------ Guys! If you enjoy this podcast, can you do us a major favor and Rate and Review us on Apple Podcast? Also/or please subscribe on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Amazon.  It helps us out immensely to gain new guests on this show. We send out a weekly email that contains inspiration and education from some of the most selfless people of our time. Click Here to Subscribe to 3T Thursdays: Tools, Tactics and Tips that provide you with the inspiration and education to make your lasting impact. It’s just a short and lighthearted email to brighten your week and keep you on track towards bigger and better things.  Follow The Do Good Project on Instagram! With Love, The Caffreys

Tips, tips and MORE tips! Renowned speaker, coach, and non-profit founder Ron Klabunde, fills us in on great tactics and sound advice for any phase of your non-profit journey. Ron’s energy and knowledge get us amped and we know they will do the same for you!  The reach of Ron’s non-profit, Generosity Feeds, speaks for itself, but you don’t want to miss out on hearing the “behind the scenes” of his mission - AND his mission behind the mission.  Generosity Feeds Instagram Generosity Feeds Facebook Generosity Feeds Website SHOW NOTES: Ron’s Three C’s of Hiring Character Competency  Chemistry  Ron’s Six Principles to Vet Great Nonprofits Transparency Relationship Communication Resources Vision and Values Scoreboarding  ------------------------------ Guys! If you enjoy this podcast, can you do us a major favor and Rate and Review us on Apple Podcast? Also/or please subscribe on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Amazon.  It helps us out immensely to gain new guests on this show. We send out a weekly email that contains inspiration and education from some of the most selfless people of our time. Click Here to Subscribe to 3T Thursdays: Tools, Tactics and Tips that provide you with the inspiration and education to make your lasting impact. It’s just a short and lighthearted email to brighten your week and keep you on track towards bigger and better things.  Follow The Do Good Project on Instagram! With Love, The Caffreys

Cathie Cummins was already giving her time and attention to those who needed it most, yet she felt it wasn’t quite enough. Cathie realized that her patients’ lack of access to affordable assistive technology was preventing them from having the best quality of life.  Creating a non-profit (Children’s Assistive Technology Service - C.A.T.S.) was the next step she saw to helping those in her community. Cathie walks us through the good times and hard moments of being a founder, and the importance of her organization’s cause. C.A.T.S. Instagram C.A.T.S. Website C.A.T.S. Facebook Navigating the NonProfit Rapids by Ted Edlich ------------------------------ Guys! If you enjoy this podcast, can you do us a major favor and Rate and Review us on Apple Podcast? Also/or please subscribe on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Amazon.  It helps us out immensely to gain new guests on this show. We send out a weekly email that contains inspiration and education from some of the most selfless people of our time. Click Here to Subscribe to 3T Thursdays: Tools, Tactics and Tips that provide you with the inspiration and education to make your lasting impact. It’s just a short and lighthearted email to brighten your week and keep you on track towards bigger and better things.  Follow The Do Good Project on Instagram! With Love,  The Caffreys

Troy and Heather Greenwood made the bold decision to move to Uganda for 10 months with their two children. Upon arriving back in the states the couple wanted to help create the community they had felt back in Africa - where everyone would have one good meal together.    Gracefull Cafe in Littleton, Colorado, provides an atmosphere of acceptance no matter what season of life you are in - whether that be a time of excess or a time of need. In a country that often tries to hide it’s citizens who are experiencing financial hardship, Troy and Heather have set out to help those within their neighborhood and bring everyone together.

We are so excited to be launching the Do Good Project.  We are a newlywed couple that decided to dedicate our first year of marriage to traveling the globe in order to share the message of others who are doing amazing things in our world. Listen into our first episode to learn more. Visit our website and subscribe! www.thedgproject.org Love - Collin and Kendra