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This morning, Melissa and Austin chatted with Chris from St. Baldrick's about their annual event. They also played a game of Stanley Cup or Stanley Cup and gave away tickets to Windy City Smokeout. 

At many nonprofits, corporate partnerships and peer-to-peer (P2P) fundraising programs live on separate teams with different goals and often competing priorities. But there's a clear connection between the two. Not only can a peer-to-peer fundraising program serve as an entry point for a new corporate partner, but it can also be a great way to deepen relationships with existing corporate partners through employee engagement. Similarly, adding a cause marketing campaign or other social impact initiative can amplify a P2P sponsor's impact.At their core, corporate social impact campaigns and P2P programs empower champions to ask for donations, volunteer and build awareness on behalf of the nonprofit. Plus, when you leverage the two initiatives in tandem, a true win-win-win partnership can be created for all involved.In this episode, EFG's Alli Murphy and the Peer-to-Peer Professional Forum's Marcie Maxwell are joined by Robyn Raphael, Director of Corporate Partnerships for St. Baldrick's Foundation and Amanda Palm, Director of Communications & Partnerships at Sport Clips. The trio discusses how St. Baldrick's signature P2P head-shaving events led to a natural partnership between the childhood cancer charity and the sports-themed hair care franchise and its stylists.In today's episode, we'll explore:How peer-to-peer fundraising can serve as a platform for employee engagementWhat it takes to create & sustain a mutually beneficial partnershipThe importance of listening and trust in a nonprofit-corporate partnershipHow Robyn and Amanda built a strong relationship and how they work together to grow their organizationsElevate Your Social ImpactCheck out our annual conference!Sign up for Engage for Good's newsletterCheck out past podcast episodesAccess free resourcesCheck out our monthly webinarsLet Alli know what you think of the show! (00:04) - Welcome to Engage for Good (00:58) - Worlds Collide! Corporate Social Impact + P2P (02:26) - Introdicing Amanda Palm and Robynand Kent (07:32) - Shaving for Purpose (11:14) - The Right Fit Partner (15:46) - Sustaining through the Pandemic (20:22) - The Partnership Grows (22:55) - Questions of Labor and Retention (31:36) - Trust & Tips (38:42) - Learn More

At many nonprofit organizations, peer-to-peer fundraising programs and corporate partnerships live on separate teams with different goals and often competing priorities.  However, there is a clear connection between the two. Not only can a peer-to-peer fundraising program serve as an entry point for a new corporate partner, it can also be a great way to deepen relationships with existing corporate partners through employee engagement. In the same vein, adding a cause marketing campaign can amplify a peer-to-peer program sponsor's impact on our missions.At their core, both peer-to-peer and corporate fundraising campaigns empower supporters to ask for donations on the behalf of the organization - and when you leverage the two initiatives in tandem, that's when a true win-win-win partnership can be created for all teams involved.In this episode, the Peer-to-Peer Professional Forum's Marcie Maxwell and Engage For Good's Alli Murphy are joined by Robyn Raphael, Director of Corporate Partnerships for St. Baldrick's Foundation and Amanda Palm, Director of Communications & Partnerships at Sport Clips. The group discusses how St. Baldrick's signature peer-to-peer head-shaving events - a consistent member of the P2P US Top 30 - led to a natural partnership between the childhood cancer charity and the sports-themed hair care franchise and its stylists. Robyn and Amanda will share their secrets to building a strong working relationship and how they work together to grow both of their businesses.In today's episode, we'll explore: How peer-to-peer fundraising can serve as a platform for employee engagement What it takes to create & sustain a mutually beneficial partnership The importance of listening and trust in a nonprofit-corporate partnership Mentioned LinksSt. Baldrick's Foundation@stbaldricks on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok & ThreadsSport Clips@sportclipshaircuts - Facebook, Instagram & TikTokStay Connected on LinkedInConnect with RobynConnect with AmandaConnect with MarcieConnect with AlliConnect with the Peer-to-Peer Professional ForumConnect with Engage For Good (00:00) - Welcome to the P2P Soapbox (01:00) - Worlds Collide! Corporate Social Impact + P2P (02:28) - Introdicing Amanda Palm and Robynand Kent (07:34) - Shaving for Purpose (11:16) - The Right Fit Partner (15:48) - Sustaining through the Pandemic (20:24) - The Partnership Grows (22:57) - Questions of Labor and Retention (31:38) - Trust & Tips (38:44) - Learn More

Becky Rose is a Colorado native with a background in theater and coffee who has been working as a craft bartender in Denver for the last 7 years. Her inspiration comes from the beauty found in nature, travel, literature, and the relationships she has with family and friends. Becky has competed in a number of local, national, and global competitions including BARMANIA, an Herbs & Rye of Las Vegas-sponsored bartending free for all benefiting St. Baldrick's Foundation. She's a three-time top qualifier and semifinalist for the South West regional SpeedRack competition. SpeedRack is an all-female speed bartending competition for charity. Becky is also a two-time national finalist for various global spirit cocktail competitions. Most recently, however, she can now add the title of Top 5 National Finalist for USBG presents World Class sponsored by Diageo.When she's not dreaming up, and ultimately stressing over, her next grand cocktail, she enjoys time with her nieces and nephew, reading, baking, and beating all of her friends at whatever board game they put in front of her. She's a little competitive. ----------Don't miss out on any of the action!  Head to www.bardtender.com to stay up to date with all of the Bardtender content, find resources for mental and physical wellbeing, get access to education materials, and check out what all of our bards are up to! 

This week Jeff Saunders is back to tell us about the St. Baldrick's Foundation and his work to eradicate childhood cancer, plus we spin a live version of one of the band's biggest hits..."Janie's Got A Gun"! Catch our newest show "Back Tracks: Theme Music" where we take a dive deep into the symbiotic relationship between music and story. Available wherever you get your podcasts! You can follow us on twitter @BTAerosmith and please support our friend and sponsor Ken Napzok on Pop Rockin' Radio! https://www.mixcloud.com/PopRockinRadio. Proud member of the Deep Dive Podcast Network!

Welcome to Hillbilly Scribbs' Hoot-N-Hollar! In this episode, Scribbs and the crew throw the first ever HOOT-N-HOLLAR-A-THON to Cure Childhood Cancers with the St. Baldrick's Foundation! Help support childhood cancer research: https://stbaldricks.org/paticipants/jeffsaunders2023 Help South-Central Texas children with cancer enjoy a real summer camp experience: https://visionworkscamps.org/donate-now/ Help is available 24 hours/day. The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: Call: 800-273-8255 https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/ Find all of our Feeding the Monster links below: Bit.ly/FTMlinks Episode analytics --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/feeding-the-monster/message

This week the super popular Kelsey returns as well as our good friend Jeff Saunders who is raising money for the St. Baldrick's Foundation to help eradicate children's cancer. Since Jeff only knows the hits we were all hoping to spin a classic Dave or Sammy deep cut so of course we spin an unreleased track from Van Halen III, this is "That's Why I Love You"! To donate to Jeff's St. Baldrick's page visit https://www.stbaldricks.org/participants/JeffSaunders2023 You can follow us on Twitter @PodcastWillRock and you can check out our website at www.podcastwillrock.com Proud member of The Deep Dive Podcast Network, www.deepdivepodcastnetwork.com

Hi Friends,Happy Thanksgiving! For this special episode we are focusing on gratitude, giving back, and using your superpowers to make a difference.Joining me is my friend, Tim Kenny, founder of The St. Baldrick's Foundation-an organization that is near and dear to my heart.If you have been around our show for more than a hot minute, you have probably heard me talk about the work we do to raise awareness and funding for pediatric cancer research. My IRL community has been impacted by the loss of several kids to various types of cancers-and having a front row seat to how it impacts a family alters the way in which you see the world.At the time of this recording, The St. Baldrick's Foundation has donated over 465 million dollars to pediatric cancer research, making them the leading non-profit organization dedicated to pediatric cancer research. They are “the behind the scenes” heroes responsible for funding grants to researchers in institutions including St. Jude's, Dana Farber, and Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (to name a few).I invited Tim on the show to share his personal story of growing up on a farm in Ireland, the oldest of 6 kids, coming to the US with $200 in his pocket, and building a life here (the true American Dream).During our conversation, Tim shares: The origin story of St. Baldrick's, and how a brainstorm with some buddies over a couple of beers changed his lifeHow St. Baldrick's got its name (spoiler alert: it's not a real saint!)Stories about how kids and adults of all ages have been impacted by the work they do.In a season where many of us are stressed and overwhelmed, this episode focuses on hitting pause on your to-do list and pressing play on how small gestures can make a difference in someone's life.After listening to this episode, my hope is that you feel inspired to share it with your friends, show gratitude for the people in your life who matter, and continue using your superpowers to make the world a better place.I am grateful for all of you.XOXO-LaurieP.S. Special thanks to today's sponsor, Denise Albright Studios https://denisealbright.pxf.io/c/2541003/1215985/15085Check out her entire catalog of products, including her gratitude journal and take advantage of a special offer exclusive for TOL listeners. Use code SBGIFTS and receive 25% off your entire order.Links Mentioned in This Episode:St. Baldrick's Foundation:https://www.stbaldricks.org/Tim's Book Recommendations:Chasing Daylight The Power of Positive ThinkingThe BibleFind more book Recommendations from all our previous episodes here: https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/182327.This_Organized_Life_Podcast_2022_Book_Guide

Amanda Palm, Director of Communications & Partnerships at Sport Clips Haircuts, kicks off our series on franchising makes a difference and philanthropy. And boy does she knock it out of the park in this interview! Amanda is about communication at all levels: internally at corporate, with franchisees and their teams as well as the customers and communities they serve.   She enthusiastically sings the praises of the Sport Clips franchise model and the many “Haircuts with Heart” philanthropic programs Sport Clips is involved with including: VFW's “Sport Clips Help A Hero Scholarship” program, the largest veteran scholarship of its kind; Dream Flights organization; St. Baldrick's Foundation; and American Red Cross.  Lisa Welko an award winning franchise consultant and, career transition specialist with Integrity Franchise Group joins Rebecca Monet as co-host in this episode of The Franchise Woman podcast: Where Passion & Purpose Collide. Listen in to Amanda Palm's full interview. 

On the final day of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, CURE® revisited Micah Bernstein, an 11-year-old, three-time survivor of neuroblastoma, whom we last interviewed in 2018.  In this episode of “Cancer Horizons”, Micah and Jeff provide an update on their lives since 2018, discuss how the childhood cancer space has changed over the past 10 years, their ongoing advocacy efforts and partnering with the St. Baldrick's Foundation to raise over $100,000 for neuroblastoma awareness and research.   While Micah continues to use her voice to help other children with cancer, she said she also hopes to carve an identity for herself outside of cancer as a “normalish” child who eats snack food, plays clarinet and works on a novel. She shares tips for dealing with fears of cancer recurrence, what she wishes people knew about childhood cancer survivors and more.   For more news on cancer updates, research and education, don't forget to subscribe to CURE®'s newsletters here. 

September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, and many organizations are raising money for research and patient support. Last week, we learned the St. Baldrick's Foundation, which functions to support the attrition of patients with reduction of the disease.  Dr. Charles Hemenway from the LCMC Children's Hospital joins us today for more on the field of pediatric oncology and the fight to end childhood cancer.  Between jazz halls, dance clubs, and even popular street corners, New Orleans has no shortage of offerings when it comes to vibrant nightlife. But NOLA after hours isn't just fun, it's also economically advantageous. And now, a new position from the mayor's office is singularly focused on the aspects of the Crescent City that come to life after dark.  Howie Kaplan is the owner of The Howlin Wolf, manager of the Rebirth Brass Band, and now the first director of the New Orleans Office of Nighttime Economy. He joins us for more on his new role as “Night Mayor.” Today's episode of Louisiana Considered was hosted by Karl Lengel. Our managing producer is Alana Schreiber and our digital editor is Katelyn Umholtz. Our engineers are Garrett Pittman, Aubry Procell, and Thomas Walsh.  You can listen to Louisiana Considered Monday through Friday at 12:00 and 7:30 pm. It's available on Spotify, Google Play, and wherever you get your podcasts.  Louisiana Considered wants to hear from you! Please fill out our pitch line to let us know what kinds of story ideas you have for our show. And while you're at it, fill out our listener survey! We want to keep bringing you the kinds of conversations you'd like to listen to. Louisiana Considered is made possible with support from our listeners. Thank you!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Louisiana is considering overhauling its electric market. This would divide up the monopolies that have controlled power generation and distribution for decades and open up the market to competition. The Advocate's Sam Karlin tells us how this possibility has caused a stir at petrochemical plants and the utility companies Cleco and Entergy.  September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, and the St. Baldrick's Foundation is raising money for pediatric oncology grants through a unique approach – haircuts. Drew Morock, an organizer with St. Baldrick's, tells us about an upcoming bar event where volunteers can donate their hair to cancer patients while raising money for the organization. New Orleans writer and commentator Ronnie Virgets was a local favorite. He passed away in 2019, but left us with a trove of meandering remembrances that cover a wide berth. Today we re-air one a piece on one of our favorite topics: radio.  Today's episode of Louisiana Considered was hosted by Karl Lengel. Our managing producer is Alana Schreiber and our digital editor is Katelyn Umholtz. Our engineers are Garrett Pittman, Aubry Procell, and Thomas Walsh.  You can listen to Louisiana Considered Monday through Friday at 12:00 and 7:30 pm. It's available on Spotify, Google Play, and wherever you get your podcasts.  Louisiana Considered wants to hear from you! Please fill out our pitch line to let us know what kinds of story ideas you have for our show. And while you're at it, fill out our listener survey! We want to keep bringing you the kinds of conversations you'd like to listen to. Louisiana Considered is made possible with support from our listeners. Thank you!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

TODAY IS THE SHAVE!! Team Crockett and Team Cumulus are shaving their heads for childhood cancer research with the St. Baldrick's Foundation!! You can donate here: https://www.stbaldricks.org/participants/KevinC2022 And... Crockett earned his Friday! His little guy... had a ... moment in the backseat of the car -- YIKES! It's the SELENA AND CROCKETT PODCAST! Selena & Crockett 5a-10 on 100.7LEV!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brent discusses a potential move to Division I for Le Moyne and how the move could impact them both short-term and long-term. Later, Brent is joined by Del Reid of 26 shirts to debut a new design they'll be selling with proceeds going to St. Baldrick's Foundation.

Brent discusses a potential move to Division I for Le Moyne and how the move could impact them both short-term and long-term. Later, Brent is joined by Del Reid of 26 shirts to debut a new design they'll be selling with proceeds going to St. Baldrick's Foundation.

We are privileged to share the story of one of this year's EHS Shave for the Brave “Honored Kids,” current EHS freshman Sam Mackaravitz. At the time of the recording, Sam is two years cancer free in his battle with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL). In this episode, Sam talks about His transition to EHS and participation in the marching band How did he become associated with Shave for the Brave and become an “Honored Kid” What does an event like Shave for the Brave mean to him What he wants people to understand about what he has gone through and the importance of being a fighter through tough times Since its inception in 2010, the Emmaus High School Shave for the Brave event has steadily grown its size and ability in raising funds to donate to the St. Baldrick's Foundation in order to conquer childhood cancer. As of March 8, 2022, EHS has raised close to $500,000 through its current fundraising and six previous events! In order to donate to the EHS Shave for the Brave, please use the links below Donate to Sam: https://www.stbaldricks.org/donate/participant/1088427/2022?amount=50&donation_type=donate_once Donate to Mr. Stuchko: https://www.stbaldricks.org/donate/participant/1088409/2022?amount=50&donation_type=donate_once Thanks to freshman Eli Heckman for providing the intro and outro music for today's podcast!

We are privileged to share the story of one of this year's EHS Shave for the Brave “Honored Kids,” current EHS freshman Sam Mackaravitz. At the time of the recording, Sam is two years cancer free in his battle with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL). In this episode, Sam talks about His transition to EHS and participation in the marching band How did he become associated with Shave for the Brave and become an “Honored Kid” What does an event like Shave for the Brave mean to him What he wants people to understand about what he has gone through and the importance of being a fighter through tough times Since its inception in 2010, the Emmaus High School Shave for the Brave event has steadily grown its size and ability in raising funds to donate to the St. Baldrick's Foundation in order to conquer childhood cancer. As of March 8, 2022, EHS has raised close to $500,000 through its current fundraising and six previous events! In order to donate to the EHS Shave for the Brave, please use the links below Donate to Sam: https://www.stbaldricks.org/donate/participant/1088427/2022?amount=50&donation_type=donate_once Donate to Mr. Stuchko: https://www.stbaldricks.org/donate/participant/1088409/2022?amount=50&donation_type=donate_once Thanks to freshman Eli Heckman for providing the intro and outro music for today's podcast!

Guests: Alicia Rasmussen & Cheyenne Walker | Northern Nevada Children's Cancer Foundation - NVChildren'sCancer.org Show Notes: Join Deb as she goes for the gold in raising money for Northern Nevada Children's Cancer Foundation with Alicia Rasmussen & Cheyenne Walker. They also discuss how you can raise awareness (& money) by shaving your head during their St. Baldrick's Foundation event in March! Listen LIVE Every Wednesday From 5p-6p PT:  Fenix Media Radio - FM.FenixMedia.us/CT Show Sponsors: Surratt Law: Family Matters - SurrattLaw.com GratisGives: Charitable Payment Processing - GratisGives.com Hall & Wrye: Plastic Surgeons - HallAndWrye.com Wild River Grille - WildRiverGrille.com Rail City Casino - RailCity.com Resource Links: AboutTownDeb.com AboutTownDeb.wine FenixMedia.us ***License to use music contained in this program was issued by ASCAP (License #: 400009234) and BMI (License #: 60993608) for use by Fenix Media, Sparks, NV.

“There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you.”– Maya Angelou (from Shannon's website)My guest today is Shannon Cochran-Yzquierdo of  Coaching Courage.  Coaching Courage works with leaders, teams, and organizations to reframe the way they see themselves.  Its services include leadership, career, & mentor coaching, strategic communications consulting, facilitation, and motivational speaking.Shannon is passionate about inspiring and motivating leaders to embrace their courage as they transition into their best selves. Her clients build and strengthen their “courage muscle” and find increased awareness around their own behaviors, which supports their journey of transformation into a courageous leader. Shannon's use of situational role-play and direct communication are her key strengths. She supports and empowers women, minorities, and members of the LGBTQ+ community to strengthen their leadership capacity.  She is a blend of Hispanic and Caucasian heritage, a member of the LGBTQ+ community, and an active volunteer with the St. Baldrick's Foundation, where she voluntarily shaves her head each year to raise money and awareness for children's cancer research.Coaching Courage, LLC WebsiteBlog post: The Onion Story Shannon's Personal St. Baldrick's Page.  There is a link to a video about Emily's journey after being diagnosed with a brain tumor. She just graduated from college and is doing fantastic! There are also some photos from different events at the bottom of the page and children who Shannon shaved in honor and in memory of. Listen to Shannon as a guest on the Transformational Leadership for Transformational Times Podcast Courageous Leadership in Action : No One Said It Would Be Easy, a dynamic workshop conducted by Shannon and co-instructor, Jessica Robledo.Resources:The Trevor Project: 24/7/365 support in the USTrevor Space: International Digital Support Community for LGBTQ+ young peopleBefrienders Worldwide: Find a helpline by CountryParents, Families, and Friends of Lesbians and Gays: PFLAG.orgSuicide Hotlines by CountryIt Gets Better Project:  The It Gets Better Project inspires people across the globe to share their stories and remind the next generation of LGBTQ+ youth that hope is out there, and it will get better.Human Rights Campaign Sage USA: Advocacy for LGBT Elders Matthew Shepard FoundationOut & Equal Workplace Advocateswww.makelifelessdifficult.com

Adalyn's story reminds us to be advocates for our children.  We need to raise awareness that childhood cancers need more funding to allow the invaluable research to be done.  We are so thankful to her mother, Amy Pohaski, to share the details of their family's journey with cancer.  Amy mentioned two organizations that are aiding the fight:  Cal's Angels and St. Baldrick's Foundation.  Please consider donating or volunteering!

In this episode, we have a chance to speak with Jessica Gaskell, who happens to be Tara's sister and Super Mom to the very brave Joey, our WanderLuxe Warrior. Joey was diagnosed with leukemia at 18 months and recently relapsed. Jessica sheds a light on the harsh reality of this cancer diagnosis and treatment, the incredible need for research and funding while inspiring optimism in the face of adversity. One of the goals of our WanderLuxe Warrior initiative is to spread awareness and to educate and hopefully make a change! Organizations/Hospitals websites you may want to visit and donate. - American Cancer Society: Gold Together Initiative for Childhood Cancer - www.cancer.org/involved/fundraise/gold-together.html - Team Joey Strong for Relay for Life 2022 - http://main.acsevents.org/goto/jrgaskell - Leukemia & Lymphoma Society - https://www.lls.org/ - St. Baldrick's Foundation - https://www.stbaldricks.org/ - St. Jude Children's Research Hospital - https://www.stjude.org/ Childhood Cancer Facts: https://www.alexslemonade.org/childhood-cancer/about-childhood-cancer/facts Signs and Symptoms: https://www.cancer.org/cancer/cancer-in-children/finding-childhood-cancers-early.html

The St. Baldrick's Foundation, the largest charitable funder of childhood cancer research grants, and the American Cancer Society, a health organization dedicated to eliminating cancer, formed a partnership in 2019 to fund grants that will accelerate childhood cancer research with the goals of understanding and discovering new treatment options and improving care and survival in children with cancer. Kathleen Ruddy, St. Baldrick's Foundation CEO, joined the podcast to talk through the goals of this unique partnership. “Why do some patients respond better than others to a particular treatment? Why does one treatment cause more late effects than another? What else can we learn to speed up progress, to cure more children, more effectively, and less harshly?” Then two of the grantees who have been funded through the partnership talked about what they hope to accomplish. Yael P. Mossé, MD, is Associate Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Pennsylvania and Director of the Neuroblastoma Developmental Therapeutics Program, as well as a pediatric oncologist at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. Dr. Mossé's grant is focused on improving patient outcomes for ALK mutant neuroblastoma through precision molecular targeting. E. Anders Kolb, MD, is Vice Chairman for Research and Professor in the Department of Pediatrics at Sidney Kimmel Medical College at Thomas Jefferson University, as well as Director of the Nemours Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders at Nemours/Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children. Dr. Kolb's study aims to validate the detection of novel biomarkers for the Pediatric Acute Leukemia (PedAL) Initiative Sub-trials. 0:00 – Kathleen Ruddy, CEO of St. Baldrick's Foundation 10:25 – Yael P. Mossé, MD, and E. Anders Kolb, MD 11:29 – Drs. Mossé and Kolb on why, “in pediatric cancer care, clinical trial participation is the standard of care” 13:31 – Dr. Mossé on how her team is “bringing the science to the patient” to learn how children with neuroblastoma respond (or don't respond) to treatments 15:57 – Dr. Kolb on why it's so important, and challenging, to bring precision medicine approaches to childhood cancer treatment 18:37 –Dr. Mossé explains the goal “to bring the science to the clinical trials in real time and not for there to be a lag” 21:38 – Dr. Kolb highlights how revolutionary it is for Dr. Mossé to change a clinical trial based on data emerging in the lab 23:26 – Dr. Kolb explains how “the AML that kids get is nothing like the AML that older adults get” and why this matters for drug development 27:43 – “We as pediatricians are taught early on,” notes Dr. Mossé, “that kids are not small adults, and it really is the same for pediatric cancer.” 30:17 – Dr. Kolb on the inspiration he drew from an initiative by St. Baldrick's Foundation called Project:EveryChild, and describes his new study: “what we hope is that we will be as successful in relapse as we have been in newly diagnosed AML” 32:25 – Dr. Mossé on the value of collecting tissue over time, including at relapse, and how a major part of her new study is using liquid biopsies to collect samples in a less invasive way 34:43 – Dr. Kolb on the impact of this funding: “If we're successful, we're going to be able to rapidly screen for relevant biomarkers and we're going to be able to enroll kids in the therapy that has the highest potential to provide benefit.” 37:46 – Dr. Mossé describes how this funding will support her research: “My hope and my expectation is to make a really big difference for a small subset of patients. I think that's where cancer biology has turned now—one disease is not defined by its histology; it's defined by its underlying molecular biology.” 40:29 – A message they'd like to share with children going through cancer treatment and with their parents and families

An exclusive conversation with Edward Logan, CEO & President of Sport Clips Haircuts. Edward shared the amazing involvement the brand has in multiple philanthropies, including The VFW's "Help a Hero" scholarship program, Dream Flights, Honor Flight Network, the Aleethia Foundation, St. Baldrick's Foundation, and more. Sport Clips also shows extreme dedication and commitment to its corporate team, franchise owners, and the customers that keep coming back for its great services. Hear about the franchise that is more like a family, how Edward stepped into the head leadership role of a business during the COVID-19 pandemic, and how the brand consistently comes out on top.

As a non-profit founder, do you think that you'll have this job forever? Did you start it with the same mindset track as an entrepreneur? Well then this episode is for you! This advice from a college past college professor absolutely blew my mind and changed the way I look at the ultimate role of being a non-profit founder -- and it will change yours too!   --   Social Enterprise Feature of the Week: Headbands of Hope which donates 1 headband and $1 to the St. Baldrick's Foundation for Cancer Research with every purchase!    Follow: Headbands of Hope and Jess Ekstrom on Instagram   Use code IMPACT for $5 off your next order at: headbandsofhope.com 

Jason Wong is the Managing Partner at Wonghaus Ventures, a fast-growing venture studio passionate about identifying trends and building brands around them. The Wonghaus Ventures portfolio includes brands like Doe Lashes, Wonghaus Media, Shomi Noods Ramen Restaurant, and more. Before starting Wonghaus Ventures, Jason was the Co-founder of Fifthtee and the Head of Marketing for the social app, Vent. He is also an ecommerce consultant for major influencers and brands and has executed campaigns for clients including Adidas and Aldi. Outside of the office, Jason volunteers for the Canadian Cancer Society, The Peer Project, St. Baldrick's Foundation, and other organizations. In this episode… Are you just starting out in ecommerce, but don't know the next steps to take? Are wondering how to successfully build, market, and grow a brand? As a 23-year-old entrepreneur taking the ecommerce world by storm, Jason Wong has the strategies and tactics you need to get your business off the ground.  Jason Wong first dipped his toes into ecommerce entrepreneurship when he was just 14. Now, he owns over nine successful brands under his parent studio, Wonghaus Ventures. Jason's fast growth and success can be accredited to his knowledge about building a brand, marketing his products, and creating a great customer experience — and he's here to share his secrets with you. On this episode of the eCommerce Profits Podcast, Joshua Chin chats with Jason Wong, an ecommerce expert and the Managing Partner of Wonghaus Ventures. Together, they discuss the pros and cons of dropshipping, the importance of providing a great customer experience, and the most successful ways to build an ecommerce brand. Stay tuned!

Lennart Lundh (b. Chicago, 1948) is a poet, photographer, short-fictionist, and historian. His work has appeared internationally since 1965. Find more of Lennart: Email: LenLundh@aol.com Facebook: Lennart Lundh Twitter: @lenlundh Etsy: https://Etsy.com/shop/VisionsWords YouTube: https://youtube.com/channel/UCVop7qstg59vLG3VaAQWW_g Fine Art America: https://fineartamerica.com/art/lennart+lundh Redbubble: https://www.redbubble.com/shop/Lennart+Lundh A Statement from Lennart: "This piece was written during a National Poetry Month 30/30 in 2019 for Poems Against Cancer, an annual fundraiser I do in support of the St. Baldrick's Foundation. Most of the poems I do for 30/30s are ekphrastic, as well as free verse or prose poems. As soon as I saw the Robert Doisneau photograph with its three central figures, their story began to write itself in my head. The image can be seen at http://www.artnet.com/artists/robert-doisneau/le-petit-balcon-rue-de-lappe-paris-rs9hQy5y7uvkHi-ms-ejUg2" -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Created during a time of quarantine in the global Coronavirus pandemic, A Moment Of Your Time's mission is to provide a space for expression, collaboration, community and solidarity. In this time of isolation, we may have to be apart but let's create together.  Follow Us: Instagram | Twitter Created by CurtCo Media Concept by Jenny Curtis Theme music by Chris Porter Edited by Darra Stone A CurtCo Media Production See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Recorded Talking with Occasional Guests is a weekly comedy podcast hosted by Stand-up Comedian Sam Goldstein. “Recorded Talking” is exactly what it is, the capturing of genuine conversations between human beings. In this episode Sam goes over his recent trip to Orlando Florida, the trials of pandemic travel, and reflects on how important comedy is in his life. Also on St. Patty's Day sam is also participating in a fundraising event hosted by the St. Baldrick's Foundation up on the central coast of California where he is hoping to raise five thousand dollars for children's cancer treatment and research. To donate please click the link! (https://www.stbaldricks.org/participants/StoneColdSamGoldstein). Enjoy! Also be sure to check out the Recorded Talking podcast now on YouTube on (RTWOG's) channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGMX81nxoQ8Dt-rX_i3-toQ)and please share and subscribe! And to Subscribe to Sam Goldstein's Youtube channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwVBC9P5mLO7LhwMvr0rqig) For everything else click the LINKTREE https://linktr.ee/yougotgoldstein

Recorded Talking with Occasional Guests is a weekly comedy podcast hosted by Stand-up Comedian Sam Goldstein. “Recorded Talking” is exactly what it is, the capturing of genuine conversations between human beings. In this episode Sam does a short two week recap, ranging from getting back into surfing, the highs and lows in therapy, and how some recent inner child work in therapy is helping to outline new jokes. On St. Patty's Day sam is also participating in a fundraising event hosted by the St. Baldrick's Foundation up on the central coast of California where he is hoping to raise five thousand dollars for children's cancer treatment and research. To donate please click the link! (https://www.stbaldricks.org/participants/StoneColdSamGoldstein). Enjoy! Also be sure to check out the Recorded Talking podcast now on YouTube on (RTWOG's) channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGMX81nxoQ8Dt-rX_i3-toQ)and please share and subscribe! And to Subscribe to Sam Goldstein's Youtube channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwVBC9P5mLO7LhwMvr0rqig) For everything else click the LINKTREE https://linktr.ee/yougotgoldstein

Over 105 unique characters, this sweet bedtime poem is a visual kaleidoscope that could only come from the mind of the author, Stephanie Solomon. A dreamscape filled with yummy treats and happy bedtime companions. Educational elements, presented in a fun and engaging manner, include many descriptive and affirmation words to increase vocabulary and the use of more vivid language. Look for Penelope, the tortoise, who makes an appearance with every page turn. Purchase: www.pursuitofstephanie.com *For every book sold Stephanie will donate $1 to St. Baldrick's Foundation, a childhood cancer research foundation. "We make a living by what we get. We make a life by what we give." ―Winston S. Churchill

We catch up with Tom as he talks about his journey into soccer and how it has led him down a path of coaching, his passion to help student athletes, and his ongoing support in the fight against childhood cancer. Learn more about the St. Baldrick's Foundation -> https://www.stbaldricks.org/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nha03/support

Lennart Lundh is a poet, short-fictionist, historian, and photographer. His work, including twenty volumes of poetry, has appeared internationally since 1965. Len and his wife live just outside Chicago. "There's a woman" first appeared in Poems Against Cancer 2020, Len's seventh annual fundraising chapbook for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. The photograph that prompted this ekphrastic hybrid poem can be found at http://historyloversclub.com/national-geographics-vintage-photos/5/ Lennart can be reached on Facebook as Lennart Lundh, and on Twitter as @lenlundh. Additional readings of his poetry can be heard on YouTube and SoundCloud. His books are available at Etsy.com/shop/VisionsWords, as well as Amazon and Barnes & Noble. Samples of Len's photography can be seen on Fine Art America and Redbubble. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Created during a time of quarantine in the global Coronavirus pandemic, A Moment Of Your Time's mission is to provide a space for expression, collaboration, community and solidarity. In this time of isolation, we may have to be apart but let's create together.  Follow Us: Instagram | Twitter Created by CurtCo Media Concept by Jenny Curtis Theme music by Chris Porter A CurtCo Media Production See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

My interview with Kathleen Ruddy, Chief Executive Officer of St. Baldrick's is special because she represents an organization that I truly love and have been raising money since 2009. The St. Baldrick's Foundation is a not-for-profit organization with the aim of raising funds to help find cures for children with cancer. The name of the foundation is not associated with a recognized Saint of the Catholic Church but is founded on wordplay and appropriation of the title of sainthood. Volunteers sponsored by family, friends, and employers shave their heads or "chop" their ponytails in solidarity with children who typically lose their hair during cancer treatment in order to raise funds. Learn more about St. Baldrick's at http://stbaldricks.org. This video does a great job of explaining why they exist. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGOqEJ75xzQ shave the day app https://apps.apple.com/us/app/shave-the-day/id1508884402 #creativity #CreativityFound #creativityforlife #creativityeveryday #creativitykillsoldness #creativityinmybreakfast #creativityatitsbest #creativitymatters #creativitycoach #CREATIVITYISJUSTENDLESS #creativitychasers #creativityiskey #CreativityIsmyWeapon #creativityrocks #creativitygallery #creativityheals #creativityflows #creativityinaction #creativityiscontagious #creativityislife #creativitytime #creativityfeature #creativityforbreakfast #creativityforkids #creativityovercompetition #creativity7daysaweek #creativity90 #creativityatwork #creativitycoaching #creativitycollected #Podcast #podcasts #podcasting #podcaster #podcasters #podcastlife #podcastshow #podcastlove #podcastaddict #podcasthost #podcastersofinstagram #podcastmovement #PodcastJunkie #podcastinglife #podcastnetwork #PodcastSeries #podcastincolor #podcastone #PodcastDay #podcastepisode #podcastrepublic #podcastnews #podcastawards #podcastlifestyle #podcastenespa #podcastlistening #PodcastMafia #podcastapp #podcastinterview #podcaststudio --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/creativecourage/support

Clutter takes up space. Whether it is physical, emotional, or mental, clutter takes away the time and place that we would rather have to be more productive. Laurie Palau, the author of the book, Hot Mess: A Practical Guide to Getting Organized, sets us up for a more organized life as she motivates us to become more organized through her advice and tips. As a mother herself raising teenagers who also juggles being the host of the weekly podcast, This Organized Life, and the Founder of Simply B Organized, Laurie is very familiar with the struggles women have of trying to integrate multiple roles in their lives. She shares her own way of achieving work-life integration and keeping her time organized in the midst of it all. On the parenting side, Laurie lets us in on how she makes her kids stay organized – from parental controls to keeping their stuff. — Listen to the podcast here: A Mom's Practical Guide To Getting Organized with Laurie Palau I am going to be bringing you a very special guest, my organizing friend, Laurie Palau. She is going to come on and we're going to talk about everything from organization to raising teenagers. Welcome to the show, Laurie. Thank you so much for having me. Laurie is the author of the book, Hot Mess: A Practical Guide to Getting Organized. She also is the host of the weekly podcast called This Organized Life. She's the Founder of Simply B Organized where she speaks, teaches, and works one-on-one with clients to help them reduce clutter and increased productivity. Laurie's advice has been featured in the New York Times Parenting Section, Family Circle, Home & Table Magazine. She can also be seen sharing tips on 6ABC and WFMZ in addition to other radio and podcast interviews. When she's not organizing the world, Laurie can be found at home in Bucks County, Pennsylvania with her husband, Josh, same as mine, two girls, two dogs. She loves coffee and Tito's Vodka. In her spare time, she is actively involved in St. Baldrick's Foundation, which raises funding for pediatric cancer research. We already knew that we had a lot in common, Laurie. I did not know that you have a husband named Josh like me and loved Tito's like me. Those are two things we did not discuss. I don't know which was the bigger shame. I think it's probably the Tito's. We met through another organizer, Jen Kilbourne I think the first time we talked on the phone and it's just one of those things when you meet somebody and you're like, “Where have you been my whole life?” I want to talk about your book. I want to talk about organizing. I love having other organizers on the show because although we are very similar, hopefully there's another spin on something that the audience can know from you. I think you've been doing organizing for several years. As my day job, I'd be doing it for several years but like so many other people, it's something that you've been doing for a lot longer. I've had Simply B Organized. I started the end of 2008 and made it official. In 2009, a totally different landscape of the industry but I love it. Love the show? We would LOVE you to subscribe, rate, review, and share!Are you subscribed to The 29 Minute Mom podcast? If not, I want to encourage you to do that so you never miss an episode. SUBSCRIBE TO THE SHOW*Get your life in order with Jennifer's books: "Purpose Over Possessions: decluttering your life so you can live on purpose" here: https://amzn.to/35oAU6U and "Organize Now: a week by week guide to simplify your space and your life" here: https://amzn.to/3lr1KAP-----------Join the 29 Minute Mom Community today:The 29 Minute Mom FacebookThe 29 Minute Mom PinterestThe 29 Minute Mom InstagramThe 29 Minute Mom YouTube

Welcome to Episode 104 of The VentureFizz Podcast, the flagship podcast from the leading authority for jobs & careers in the tech industry. For this episode of our podcast, I interviewed Chris Lynch, CEO and Executive Chairman of AtScale. Chris is a serial entrepreneur and operator who has a tremendous track record at building successful tech companies like Vertica, Acopia Networks, Arrowpoint Communications, and others. He also co-founded and was a General Partner at Accomplice, a VC firm where he led investments in early-stage companies. He's back into an operating role with AtScale, the global leader in data warehouse virtualization. The company has raised $120M in funding, including a $50M Series D round which was announced this past December and led by Morgan Stanley. In this episode of our podcast, we cover lots of topics, like: -Chris' background and what his paper route taught him about entrepreneurship. -A walk through the different companies and his experience as an investor. -All about his current company AtScale, including what the company does, the story of how he got involved, and what the plans are for the Boston office. -How he learned to manage and build sales teams. -Advice for founders trying to build out their go-to-market sales strategy. -His charitable work with the St. Baldrick's Foundation and why it means so much to him. -Plus, a lot more. Is your company hiring? If the answer is yes, then you might want to consider adding a BIZZpage for your company. It is our employment branding and hiring solution that helps keep you company top of mind with our targeted audience of professionals in the tech industry. A subscription includes a BIZZpage for employment branding, unlimited postings to our Job Board, access to our exclusive content series, and more. If you are interested in additional details, please send an email to info@venturefizz.com. Lastly, if you like the show, please remember to subscribe to and review us on iTunes, or your podcast player of choice!

In Naomi Damask's interview we discuss: Naomi's story of diagnosis and treatment Finding support for her journey with Gilda Club and interviewing friends and family who had breast cancer How she decided her course of treatment with all of the options available to her. Choosing to have a mastectomy How she supported herself on the emotional end of things Donating her hair to St. Baldrick's, and honoring her daughter's preschool friend who was diagnosed with cancer The power of using social media for good How her kids and husband managed through the process of her treatment Having her mom as her rock through treatment What the most helpful things friends did for her About The Licorice Project, a non-profit that she is involved in. Things that people would say that was helpful and not helpful Holistic treatments that she intertwined with her chemotherapy and other standard cancer treatments How much easier it is to find alternative treatments online now versus when she went through treatment What she would have done differently Her second surgery for the breast reconstruction How the cancer journey affected her children. Things she does and recommends to prevent cancer About biohacking and nutrigenomics Why being extremely strict with your diet might not be the best choice Self exams & self care as important ways to keep cancer at bay Thermography as an alternative to mammograms Links Silver Pen Blog Block Center - Integrative Cancer Treatment Center in Skokie, IL Lots of Helping Hands St. Baldrick's Foundation - raises money for pediatric cancer patients. Check out the blog post she wrote about the experience: Bald is Beautiful (Especially for St. Baldrick's) The Licorice Project - tips for what to do for a friend who is going through cancer treatment Radical Remission by Kelly Turner (affiliate link) Find show notes and additional words of wisdom from Naomi at: themodernmomsociety.com/episode34/

Tom Serratore (University of Oregon) discusses his work with the St. Baldrick's Foundation and why coaching isn't limited to just competing on the field.

Kyle Waide, CEO of Atlanta Community Food Bank, talks about how ACFB mobilizes food and more. Kathryn Hyams talks about St. Baldrick's Foundation and raising money for childhood cancer research.

This is The Water Cooler Podcastathon 2013. For the second year, Max and Stina went from Noon to Midnight to raise money for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. A volunteer charity that raises money for research and treatment of childhood cancers. During the show they talked to guests, friends, callers and donators with a full studio of people. Enjoy our 12 hours of comedy goodness for charity.

This is The Water Cooler Podcastathon 2013. For the second year, Max and Stina went from Noon to Midnight to raise money for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. A volunteer charity that raises money for research and treatment of childhood cancers. During the show they talked to guests, friends, callers and donators with a full studio of people. Enjoy our 12 hours of comedy goodness for charity.

This is The Water Cooler Podcastathon 2013. For the second year, Max and Stina went from Noon to Midnight to raise money for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. A volunteer charity that raises money for research and treatment of childhood cancers. During the show they talked to guests, friends, callers and donators with a full studio of people. Enjoy our 12 hours of comedy goodness for charity.

This is The Water Cooler Podcastathon 2013. For the second year, Max and Stina went from Noon to Midnight to raise money for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. A volunteer charity that raises money for research and treatment of childhood cancers. During the show they talked to guests, friends, callers and donators with a full studio of people. Enjoy our 12 hours of comedy goodness for charity.

This is The Water Cooler Podcastathon 2013. For the second year, Max and Stina went from Noon to Midnight to raise money for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. A volunteer charity that raises money for research and treatment of childhood cancers. During the show they talked to guests, friends, callers and donators with a full studio of people. Enjoy our 12 hours of comedy goodness for charity.

This is The Water Cooler Podcastathon 2013. For the second year, Max and Stina went from Noon to Midnight to raise money for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. A volunteer charity that raises money for research and treatment of childhood cancers. During the show they talked to guests, friends, callers and donators with a full studio of people. Enjoy our 12 hours of comedy goodness for charity.

This is The Water Cooler Podcastathon 2013. For the second year, Max and Stina went from Noon to Midnight to raise money for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. A volunteer charity that raises money for research and treatment of childhood cancers. During the show they talked to guests, friends, callers and donators with a full studio of people. Enjoy our 12 hours of comedy goodness for charity.

This is The Water Cooler Podcastathon 2013. For the second year, Max and Stina went from Noon to Midnight to raise money for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. A volunteer charity that raises money for research and treatment of childhood cancers. During the show they talked to guests, friends, callers and donators with a full studio of people. Enjoy our 12 hours of comedy goodness for charity.

This is The Water Cooler Podcastathon 2013. For the second year, Max and Stina went from Noon to Midnight to raise money for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. A volunteer charity that raises money for research and treatment of childhood cancers. During the show they talked to guests, friends, callers and donators with a full studio of people. Enjoy our 12 hours of comedy goodness for charity.

This is The Water Cooler Podcastathon 2013. For the second year, Max and Stina went from Noon to Midnight to raise money for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. A volunteer charity that raises money for research and treatment of childhood cancers. During the show they talked to guests, friends, callers and donators with a full studio of people. Enjoy our 12 hours of comedy goodness for charity.

This is The Water Cooler Podcastathon 2012! This is the one year anniversary of The Water Cooler, the official kickoff of Season 2, as well as a fundraiser for an amazing charity. Max and Stina went from Noon to Midnight to raise money for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. A volunteer charity that raises money for research and treatment of childhood cancers. During the show they talked to guests, friends, callers and donators with a full studio of people. Donations are still accepted up until March 18, 2012. Visit https://www.stbaldricks.org/donate/team/75029 to donate!

This is The Water Cooler Podcastathon 2012! This is the one year anniversary of The Water Cooler, the official kickoff of Season 2, as well as a fundraiser for an amazing charity. Max and Stina went from Noon to Midnight to raise money for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. A volunteer charity that raises money for research and treatment of childhood cancers. During the show they talked to guests, friends, callers and donators with a full studio of people. Donations are still accepted up until March 18, 2012. Visit https://www.stbaldricks.org/donate/team/75029 to donate!

This is The Water Cooler Podcastathon 2012! This is the one year anniversary of The Water Cooler, the official kickoff of Season 2, as well as a fundraiser for an amazing charity. Max and Stina went from Noon to Midnight to raise money for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. A volunteer charity that raises money for research and treatment of childhood cancers. During the show they talked to guests, friends, callers and donators with a full studio of people. Donations are still accepted up until March 18, 2012. Visit https://www.stbaldricks.org/donate/team/75029 to donate!

This is The Water Cooler Podcastathon 2012! This is the one year anniversary of The Water Cooler, the official kickoff of Season 2, as well as a fundraiser for an amazing charity. Max and Stina went from Noon to Midnight to raise money for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. A volunteer charity that raises money for research and treatment of childhood cancers. During the show they talked to guests, friends, callers and donators with a full studio of people. Donations are still accepted up until March 18, 2012. Visit https://www.stbaldricks.org/donate/team/75029 to donate!

This is The Water Cooler Podcastathon 2012! This is the one year anniversary of The Water Cooler, the official kickoff of Season 2, as well as a fundraiser for an amazing charity. Max and Stina went from Noon to Midnight to raise money for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. A volunteer charity that raises money for research and treatment of childhood cancers. During the show they talked to guests, friends, callers and donators with a full studio of people. Donations are still accepted up until March 18, 2012. Visit https://www.stbaldricks.org/donate/team/75029 to donate!

This is The Water Cooler Podcastathon 2012! This is the one year anniversary of The Water Cooler, the official kickoff of Season 2, as well as a fundraiser for an amazing charity. Max and Stina went from Noon to Midnight to raise money for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. A volunteer charity that raises money for research and treatment of childhood cancers. During the show they talked to guests, friends, callers and donators with a full studio of people. Donations are still accepted up until March 18, 2012. Visit https://www.stbaldricks.org/donate/team/75029 to donate!

This is The Water Cooler Podcastathon 2012! This is the one year anniversary of The Water Cooler, the official kickoff of Season 2, as well as a fundraiser for an amazing charity. Max and Stina went from Noon to Midnight to raise money for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. A volunteer charity that raises money for research and treatment of childhood cancers. During the show they talked to guests, friends, callers and donators with a full studio of people. Donations are still accepted up until March 18, 2012. Visit https://www.stbaldricks.org/donate/team/75029 to donate!

This is The Water Cooler Podcastathon 2012! This is the one year anniversary of The Water Cooler, the official kickoff of Season 2, as well as a fundraiser for an amazing charity. Max and Stina went from Noon to Midnight to raise money for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. A volunteer charity that raises money for research and treatment of childhood cancers. During the show they talked to guests, friends, callers and donators with a full studio of people. Donations are still accepted up until March 18, 2012. Visit https://www.stbaldricks.org/donate/team/75029 to donate!

This is The Water Cooler Podcastathon 2012! This is the one year anniversary of The Water Cooler, the official kickoff of Season 2, as well as a fundraiser for an amazing charity. Max and Stina went from Noon to Midnight to raise money for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. A volunteer charity that raises money for research and treatment of childhood cancers. During the show they talked to guests, friends, callers and donators with a full studio of people. Donations are still accepted up until March 18, 2012. Visit https://www.stbaldricks.org/donate/team/75029 to donate!

This is The Water Cooler Podcastathon 2012! This is the one year anniversary of The Water Cooler, the official kickoff of Season 2, as well as a fundraiser for an amazing charity. Max and Stina went from Noon to Midnight to raise money for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. A volunteer charity that raises money for research and treatment of childhood cancers. During the show they talked to guests, friends, callers and donators with a full studio of people. Donations are still accepted up until March 18, 2012. Visit https://www.stbaldricks.org/donate/team/75029 to donate!

This is The Water Cooler Podcastathon 2012! This is the one year anniversary of The Water Cooler, the official kickoff of Season 2, as well as a fundraiser for an amazing charity. Max and Stina went from Noon to Midnight to raise money for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. A volunteer charity that raises money for research and treatment of childhood cancers. During the show they talked to guests, friends, callers and donators with a full studio of people. Donations are still accepted up until March 18, 2012. Visit https://www.stbaldricks.org/donate/team/75029 to donate!

This is The Water Cooler Podcastathon 2012! This is the one year anniversary of The Water Cooler, the official kickoff of Season 2, as well as a fundraiser for an amazing charity. Max and Stina went from Noon to Midnight to raise money for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. A volunteer charity that raises money for research and treatment of childhood cancers. During the show they talked to guests, friends, callers and donators with a full studio of people. Donations are still accepted up until March 18, 2012. Visit https://www.stbaldricks.org/donate/team/75029 to donate!