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This episode is brought to you by the Insta360 X5 action cameraThis week, James is joined by none other than Bradley Wiggins and cricket legend Ian Botham, who on 15th and 16th September will be riding the Sir Bradley Wiggins Cycle Challenge for Beefy's Charity Foundation (sign up to ride here, more details below).In this episode, Ian and Brad compare notes on 1980s cricket versus 2010s cycling (spoiler: there was more beer and misbehaviour in cricket), their experiences in the limelight, their greatest achievements, and how to deal with pressure, from the legendary 1981 Ashes to the 2012 Tour de France and Olympics. Brad opens up about his time at Team Sky, tells us what he really thinks of the Dave Brailsford regime and the cycling media, and gives a candid account of his struggles on the bike and off it. Meanwhile, Ian recounts sharing changing room beers with the Aussies, why he was never into sledging, how to keep a cool head in the middle of a storm, and the long-term impact of his charity work.Interview begins at 7.00------This episode is brought to you by Insta360, the 360-degree filming action camera specialists. Check out its latest the all-new, road-cycling-perfect Insta360 X5 here. And don't forget to use the code Cyclist at the checkout for a free Insta360 X5 handlebar mount.Beefy's Charity Foundation was founded by Ian Botham, and traces it roots back to 1985 and Ian's incredible 900-mile walk from John O'Groats to Land's End, which raised over £1million for research into leukemia. This year marks 40 years and countless millions more raised since that walk, so to celebrate - and to raise more money - Wiggo and Beefy will be riding from Portsmouth to Lord's Cricket Ground on 15th and 16th September and they invite you to come along too (see the link above, or go to beefysfoundation.org). Prices start from £150 to ride, or sign up to the whole shebang including hotels, a Q+A with Wiggo and Beefy at the end of day one and a sit down dinner with the guys in the Long Room at Lord's Cricket Ground on day two. All money raised will go to Blood Cancer UK, Breakthrough Type 1 (diabetes), Yorkshires Brain Tumour Charity and the Batten Disease Family Association CIO.------------------ Did you know Cyclist is also stunning monthly print magazine?Subscribe now at store.cyclist.co.uk/cycpod and get every issue for less than in the shops, delivered straight to your door.And it's also a rather lovely website about everything road cycling and gravel. Check us out at cyclist.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Last year, I did a video on How to Donate Effectively, where we explored the idea that one of the ultimate status symbols is creating your own charitable foundation—and how to make a real impact with your giving. In my latest video I interview John Bromley, the Founder and CEO of Charitable Impact, the platform we personally use to make giving easier and more effective.  John has dedicated his career to helping Canadians maximize their impact through strategic giving.  His company has proudly facilitated over $1.5 billion in donations, empowering tens of thousands of people to tap into their generosity, pursue their vision for change, and develop meaningful giving habits. Beyond his work in philanthropy, John is a two-time TEDx speaker, a recipient of Business in Vancouver's 40 Under 40 award, a soccer coach, and a doting father of two. In this podcast episode you'll discover: Why Charitable Impact was created. How Charitable Impact works for donors. Why open a personal charitable foundation? Donor-advised funds vs. private foundations. Should you involve your family in charitable giving? What happens to your foundation after you pass away? Does Charitable Impact help you find the right charity? Why donate? What is a proactive donor? Should you have a donation plan? Can others contribute to your foundation? The future of charitable giving. Biggest challenges & focus areas for charitable giving. What larger donors need to know. How to choose the right cause for your values.  

In today's episode, Sheila talks with Anthony Scala, founder and owner of the non-for-profit organization Mr. Charity Foundation, about how the wonderous art of gift giving and charity donations can help encourage people to spread love and joy during the holiday season.

On this week's podcast:Game segment: AyeShout outs: Women's team are ace Andy's Charity Foundation marathon: https://www.justgiving.com/page/andy-2024marathon-rcfConvention Update381 days / 54 weeks!ROOM BOOKINGS NOW OPEN: https://narsa.ca/kissimmee-2025/Communications: Walter Smith statue unveiledDavid Holmes book (One Voice): https://onevoicebook.co.uk | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZYPfjLoVhRUPlease share with your membership. This will also be shared on our WhatsApp group, and via our social media too. 

Today we're running a replay of one of my favorite conversations from 2022 with Lila Mills of Signal Cleveland. Since we last spoke, Signal Cleveland has continuously produced reliable daily journalism across a plethora of local topics and built Cleveland Documenters, a group of nearly 700 greater Cleveland residents, representing nearly every zip code in the county, who are trained and paid to cover public meetings. Additionally, launched in December 2023, Signal Akron joined Signal Cleveland as the 2nd newsroom within the Signal Ohio network of independent and community-led non-profit newsrooms — now representative of one of the largest local nonprofit news startups in the country with more than 20 staff and over $15 million raised so far.I have a deep-rooted belief in the importance of local storytelling, as a way to inspire, educate, and build community locally; it's one of the many reasons I love doing Lay of The Land, and it's why I think this conversation about Signal Cleveland resonates so broadly and why I've become such an advocate and supporter for the work they're doing — what local storytelling is to the community, local journalism is to democracy and society overall!--Lila has been working in community and media for more than 20 years. She most recently spent almost 11 years with the nationally-recognized community building program Neighborhood Connections where her work ranged from editing a community newspaper to serving as associate director. Prior to that, Mills was a student newspaper advisor at Cuyahoga Community College and a reporter at the Plain Dealer. Born and raised on the southeast side of Cleveland, Lila is a first-generation college graduate with degrees from Columbia University.From 2000 to 2020, the newspaper industry's advertising revenue fell by an estimated 80%, from 2000 to 2018, weekday newspaper circulation fell from 55.8 million households to an estimated 28.6 million, 1800 communities have lost their local newsroom since 2004, over 2000 papers have closed since 2004 and there's been a 60% reduction newsroom jobs since 2008 — needless to say, access to Local News across the country is waning.Signal Cleveland — a nonprofit initiative formed by The American Journalism Project and a coalition of Ohio-based organizations like the Cleveland Foundation, the John S. And James L. Knight Foundation, Sisters of Charity Foundation, the Visible Voice Charitable Fund, and the Char and Chuck Fowler Family Foundation — aiming to be a trusted source of daily news and information for Greater Clevelanders.Lila has incredible perspective working through all of the challenges that come with starting a newsroom from scratch with real understanding of the Cleveland nuance — very much enjoyed hearing her thoughts on the whole endeavor and the implications this can have for Cleveland!--Learn more about Signal ClevelandLearn more about the American Journalism ProjectConnect with Lila Mills on LinkedInFollow Signal Cleveland on Twitter @signalclevelandFollow Signal Cleveland on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/signalcleveland/-----SPONSORS: John Carroll University Boler College of Business || Impact Architects & NinetyJohn Carroll University Boler College of Business: https://business.jcu.edu/ As we've heard time and time again from entrepreneurs on Lay of The Land — many of whom are proud alumni of John Carroll University —  success in this ever-changing world of business requires a dynamic and innovative mindset, deep understanding of emerging technology and systems, strong ethics, leadership prowess, acute business acumen… all qualities nurtured through the Boler College of Business!With 4 different MBA programs of study — spanning Professional, Online, Hybrid, and 1-Year-Flexible — The Boler College of Business provides flexible timelines and various class structures for each MBA Track — including online, in-person, hybrid and asynchronous — to offer the most effective options for you, in addition to the ability to participate in an elective International Study Tour, providing unparalleled opportunities to expand your global business knowledge by networking with local companies overseas and experiencing a new culture.The career impact of a Boler MBA is formative and will help prepare you for this future of business and get more out of your career. To learn more about John Carroll University's Boler MBA programs, please go to business.jcu.eduThe Boler College of Business is fully accredited by AACSB International, the highest accreditation a College of Business can have.Impact Architects & NinetyLay of The Land is brought to you by Ninety. As a Lay of The Land listener, you can leverage a free trial with Ninety, the platform that helps teams build great companies and the only officially licensed software for EOS® — used by over 7,000 companies and 100,000 users!This episode is brought to you by Impact Architects. As we share the stories of entrepreneurs building incredible organizations throughout NEO, Impact Architects helps those leaders — many of whom we've heard from as guests on Lay of The Land — realize their visions and build great organizations. I believe in Impact Architects and the people behind it so much, that I have actually joined them personally in their mission to help leaders gain focus, align together, and thrive by doing what they love! As a listener, you can sit down for a free consultation with Impact Architects by visiting ia.layoftheland.fm!-----Stay up to date by signing up for Lay of The Land's weekly newsletter — sign up here.Past guests include Justin Bibb (Mayor of Cleveland), Pat Conway (Great Lakes Brewing), Steve Potash (OverDrive), Umberto P. Fedeli (The Fedeli Group), Lila Mills (Signal Cleveland), Stewart Kohl (The Riverside Company), Mitch Kroll (Findaway — Acquired by Spotify), and many more.Connect with Jeffrey Stern on LinkedIn — https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffreypstern/Follow Jeffrey Stern on X @sternJefe — https://twitter.com/sternjef...

I spent the morning with Rangers Charity Foundation CEO Connal Cochrane learning about the incredible job the foundation do including - * 1 million vaccinations provided for Unicef * More than £300k donated to Glasgow homeless projects * Over 1000 people provided with higher Government certified education A very humbling podcast highlighting the amazing work of the foundation Live tomorrow

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CJ Stroud - the rookie Texans quarterback has been lighting it up on the field and now off the field - he's planning to tackle hunger with his CJ Stroud Foundation..... and if you weren't aware - there's a volunteer program at both our Houston Airports that helps travelers with info and Texas sized hospitality

Lock, D.C., and Mr. DGMH Zack Debacco from Drinks with Great Minds in History discuss the life of Billy the Kid rival James Joseph Dolan --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/badguy-lock/message

When you hear the word ‘slavery,' you probably get images in your head of pre-civil war America. But it's happening right now here in 21st century Australia. On today's Briefing, Katrina's looking into modern day slavery and the victims who are hiding in plain sight, how to spot a situation where slavery might be taking place and what you should do if you suspect it's going on. We're joined by slavery survivor Moe Turaga who had his passport confiscated after he arrived in Australia from Fiji and was then forced to work on a farm without pay; and Louise Burton who's the CEO of the Sisters of Charity Foundation which helps victims of slavery in Australia. In this episode of the Briefing, modern slavery: hiding in plain sight.   Headlines: Spain win the Women's World Cup Wallaroos players have called out Rugby Australia  Australia's population to grow at slowest rate since Federation   Follow The Briefing:Instagram: @thebriefingpodcast Facebook: TheBriefingNewsAUTwitter: @TheBriefingAUSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome back to KJ All Day with KJ Wright and Gee Scott. We've got an awesome episode lined up for you today, where KJ and Gee are chat about KJ's brand-new charity foundation launch called The Wright Way Foundation. And guess who showed up? We had Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll, GM John Schneider, President Chuck Arnold, and a bunch of KJ's former teammates like Bobby Wagner, Jermaine Kearse, Doug Baldwin, and more. You won't believe the funny story KJ spills about Kam Chancellor and Jermaine Kearse not inviting him to their weddings. KJ also share the special bond between Pete Carroll and Doug Baldwin. Sports have had such a huge impact on KJ's life, he gets deep with what his foundation means to him. So, grab your snacks and get ready for some real talk with KJ and Gee! Listen and watch KJ All Day every Monday morning and check out KJ's Instagram and TikTok for highlights. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kj_wright34/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@kjwright34 Twitter: https://twitter.com/KJ_WRIGHT34

Felton Thomas is the Executive Director of Cleveland Public Library in Cleveland, Ohio. Since beginning his tenure at CPL, Director Thomas has furthered the mission of CPL to be “The People's University,” including launching initiatives aimed at addressing community needs in the areas of access to technology, education, and economic development. Prior to taking the role in Cleveland, Mr. Thomas served as Director of Regional Branch Services for the Las Vegas-Clark County Library District in Las Vegas, Nevada and as President of the Nevada Library Association. Felton's awards and accomplishments include being named a “Mover and Shaker” by the Library Journal, and acting as a fellow in the Urban Library Council's Executive Leadership Institute. Nationally, Felton has served on the board of Directors of the Public Library Association (PLA), and as a member of the Aspen Institute Task Force on Learning and the Internet, a forum to determine the best way to increase digital learning and innovation without compromising safety. Felton is an active member of the Greater Cleveland community, having served as Board President of the Greater Cleveland Food Bank, and as trustee on the boards of Sisters of Charity Foundation, University Circle Inc., United Black Fund of Greater Cleveland and United Way of Greater Cleveland.

Get ready for an inspiring episode of Beyond The Story with your host, Sebastian Rusk! In this episode, Sebastian reconnects with his longtime friend, Jason Beukema, who shares his remarkable journey to success. Starting with a casual cruise with friends, Jason built Groove Cruise into a 20-year-old thriving business. Sebastian also shares his travel company's success and charity-side called Destination Donation. They discuss the mental health aspect of their programming and seek to provide a supportive space for mental health, including suicide prevention courses. It's an eye-opening conversation about getting out of one's comfort zone and surrounding oneself with those striving for success, bringing joy, and impacting positively. With their insightful and valuable advice, be ready to level up in life and be sure to check out Beyond The Story now!Timestamps[00:00:05] Serendipitous Meeting: Sebastian and Host's Backstory[00:03:38] Long-lasting Friendship and the Origin of Groove Cruise[00:06:17] From Entrepreneurship to Building a Successful Travel Company[00:09:24] Experiential Travel Business and Charity Foundation[00:12:47] Preventing Suicide: Importance of Mental Health Programs[00:15:50] Overcoming fear and bringing joy through comedy[00:18:53] The Value of Continuous Learning and Growth[00:21:57] Redefining Wealth and Celebrating Friendship[00:24:54] Reluctantly Attending a Popular EventBest Quotes[00:00:31] That bow tie has since been retired. Good. It's so uncomfortable[00:03:32] I've never had that type of, you know, fee direct feedback unsolicited before[00:04:38] You know, you got something that most don't have, and I don't even have it. And it's stage presence and it's talent and it's a gift, but you gotta dial it in[00:10:11] I had pretty lofty goals But yeah, we've done over 50 island events as well over the 20 years and we've done resortsAll Quotes[00:10:43] But yeah, we've done over 50 island events as well over the 20 years and we've done resorts. So, yeah, done different different types of stuff, but mainly all in the travel experiential travel. Space[00:08:29] I remember asking you, like, wow, running a cruise ship. Like, what does that take? And I think at the time, it was a million bucks. Yeah. But it doesn't work right now. Yeah. And then I'm stuck. I'm not shocked[00:03:23] I'm defeated. It was like 1 in the morning. But before I left, I wasn't taking no for an answer[00:11:01] I've always had a charity aspect to it. So I started my foundation wet foundation over 10 years ago now[00:07:02] So my bus I put a business plan together to charter a cruise ship in 5 years. So, basically, double it every year. So do 01/25/5700, a thousand, 2000, which is the smallest mass March market cruise ship[00:14:03] You gotta find the good in it even though it's absolutely tragic and the good in it is our self-awareness of realizing It is never that bad, and there are resources available and tools available to be able to implement into your life where when a chick gets hectic, it's okay to reach out and make a phone call[00:03:32] I've never had that type of, you know, fee direct feedback unsolicited before. Like, I need to at least know where you're coming from[00:09:05] I think you told me that even the dining hall isn't open, like, the dining hall gets turned into a venue as well?[00:04:38] You know, you got something that most don't have, and I don't even have it. And it's stage presence and it's talent and it's a gift, but you gotta dial it in[Unknown] We have a huge mental health focus that we recently started[00:09:57] It's like a billion dollar cruise ship, which if you were to tell me 20 years ago that this kid who's dad was a teacher and mom was a secretary who's gonna be renting a billion dollar cruise ship someday. I mean, there's no way in hell that I even I would believe that I had pretty lofty goals[00:07:52] And then we basically take over the entire cruise ship, and transform it into a once in a lifetime experience for the community that we're targeting[00:06:01] And here you are. Like, 20 years later, I think you guys just celebrated the twentieth year. 20 year anniversary is coming up in January. Dude, that is absolutely crazy[00:02:52] That was my first dose of unsolicited feedback. And when I say I walked back to my room with my head between my eyes. But just head down and, like, I literally checked flights to leave[00:02:07] But that trip, I will never forget. I still chill I still tell the story to this day because the guy's a dear friend of mine now, but I will never forget Jack Daily ripping my ass wide open at midnight in the in the in the suite[00:04:04] You think it's gonna get easier. It's just gonna get crazier[00:05:00] the people that wanna, you know, completely rip you a new 1 if you will -- Oh, yeah. -- are usually the ones that love you the most[00:00:31] That bow tie has since been retired. Good. It's so uncomfortable. Like, I got, you know, people love the bow tie because they don't have to wear it[00:12:59] I gotta do something. So onboard the ship, we do have mental health programming, suicide prevention courses, and journaling[00:11:49] Most people that actually take part in the volunteer experience say it's the best part of groove cruiseBlog PostSocial PostPost 1:

Simon Sällström is with us to talk about his recently founded charity foundation DirectEd Development which aims to connect a surplus of high-level students in Africa with a great shortage of IT technicians in both Europe and the United States. Click "Show More", The Cardano Hotel Podcast produces videos of interviews about people in the Cardano blockchain ecosystem. #Cardano #cardanohotelpodcast If you would like to be our next guest feel free to contact us at: hotelcardano@gmail.com We welcome Cardano fans around the world to share your Cardano related story in an interview supported by your home-made videos. Please Subscribe to our channel and remember to give the video a "Thumbs Up". Channel Link: https://www.youtube.com/@CardanoHotelPodcast/ The Cardano Hotel Podcast is supported by a stakepool. To support the channel please delegate to stakepool "HOTEL” https://adapools.org/pool/pool17pv7m8h5dxsyt55upay8n8ake2cgcz4mcr737um2tl8d2wthzqr PLEASE JOIN OUR SOCIAL MEDIA https://www.facebook.com/cardanohotelpodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/chotelpodcast Gmail: cardanohotelpodcast@gmail.com This channel is sponsored by “The CardanoVerse” https://cardanoverse.app a Metaverse dedicated to growing the Cardano community & ecosystem. Post Production & Editing by http://metavurtu.com

For 25 years the Housewares Charity Foundation has been helping people across America and working with some of the most incredible foundations in the country. Barbara Westfield shares her experience as a board member of the foundation and their upcoming gala event fundraiser. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/flavio-romeo/message

Welcoming a Friend of mine from London, England on this episode  We met while doing some charity work in 2014 and roomed together on that trip in China A trip that had a profound impact on us both and one that Gurpal has put his energy into is the Charity Foundation called "Happy to Help" We discuss all about the foundation from where it started to where its going and what are the hopes for the future Also talking about the charity he raised funds for while we were in China which was @GreatOrmondStreet Children's hospital where Gurpal himself underwent Heart surgery as a child. A Catch up episode for us as friends and after this conversation I can see why we gel together as our values are aligned and we picked up where we left off. If you want to get involved with Happy to Help and their Work get in touch via they're socials @thehappytohelpfoundation As always be sure to share this episode if you enjoyed or get some value from it to spread the word and the Positivity @hjdoylemindset @powerofpositivity365

Danny Popescu is a passionate visionary in the world of wealth management. In this episode of The Business of You, Danny shares some of his guidance on finance, being a great employer and making an impact.  In 2013, Danny Popescu founded Harbourfront, an independent wealth management firm. Danny launched Harbourfront with an $11 million personal investment and within 9 years, established a $425 million enterprise value when Boston-based Private Equity firm, Audax Group bought a stake in the firm. With roughly 250 employees in 25 branches across Canada, Harbourfront is one of the fastest growing independent dealers now on track to establish a $1.5 - $2 billion enterprise value by 2027. At 46, Danny was named one of Canada's Top 50 Industry Leaders of 2021 by Wealth Professionals. As CEO, Danny oversees the operations of Harbourfront Wealth Holdings' four underlying businesses including its Investment Dealer, Asset Management Firm, and US investment arm. Danny also created the Harbourfront Gives Foundation which raises money for a number of Canadian charities. The Harbourfront Gives Foundation has donated over $300,000 to 54 charities as of July 2022. Thinking outside the box Before Harbourfront, the large majority of investment advisors across Canada were limited to investing their clients' dollars the old way – exclusively in publicly traded securities, with no allocation to private investments.  Danny and a group of seasoned wealth advisors strategized a solution to the investment limitations in Canada. At Harbourfront, seasoned wealth management professionals offer harmonized advice that intricately weave defensive portfolio construction, income planning and projecting, tax minimization planning, estate preservation, and trust management, all with a continuous focus on the management of risk. It's unlike anything that existed in Canada before. Using psychology to connect with employees and clients When asked about his ability to connect with clients and staff, Danny cites his secret to success - human psychology. By assessing the way people think, he can advise his clients to build a lasting and meaningful financial legacy.  Danny encourages his clients to consider nontraditional methods of building wealth - also minimizing their risk and protecting their life savings. By focusing on diversifying portfolios and offering alternatives to publicly traded securities, Danny ensures that his clients build a future for themselves and their families.  Quotes “I am fortunate to be a good generalist. I have decent knowledge of marketing to sales, business development, organizational skills and interpersonal skills. I think psychology is really important when you're working with people.” “I don't gamble. If I don't see how something will unfold, I don't make a move on that initiative.” “I understood the psychology of decision-making and human beings. It was helpful in learning how advisors think.” “When I am hiring people, I don't put too much focus on where they went to school. We're making an investment in them. We say hey, can this person fit in here and essentially provide a return on investment of hiring them? We put far more stock in their personalities, work ethic, ambition and communication skills.” “Your employees need to understand why they're doing what they're doing. We teach them how they fit into the overall goal, and why their roles are valuable to the organization. We also try to speak to the end goal and vision, how they are benefitting the consumer.” “The ethics that we have towards our employees, I think that translates towards clients. People feel that they work at an organization that treats them fairly, and treats them with respect.” “Money is not just made by investing in businesses in the stock market. You can invest in private businesses looking to invest capital. You have a lot more available in the pool of companies in the private space. Don't be limited to public securities.” “Most clients are not just looking to get rich overnight - they are looking to protect their life savings. A balanced approach between multiple asset clients is what they like.” Links mentioned in this episode: Learn more about Harbourfront Wealth Management by visiting their website at www.Harbourfrontwealth.com      Connect with Danny Popescu on LinkedIn at  https://www.linkedin.com/in/popescugroup/  Read about the Harbourfront Gives Foundation at https://harbourfrontgives.org/

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For our November episode, we are joined by Angela D'Orazio, Senior Program Officer for Housing at the Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland. Through grants, technical assistance, convening, advocacy, and policy initiatives, Angela's work in striving to end chronic homelessness and youth homelessness has resulted in state and local collaboration to meet the needs of the unhoused community.  Angela has worked closely on an initiative called A Place 4 Me, which brings together diverse community partners to collectively prevent and end youth homelessness, especially among youth who have aged out of the foster care system. Working closely with the program director of A Place 4 Me, Angela co-facilitated a community planning process to develop the Cuyahoga County Strategic Plan to Prevent and End Youth Homelessness. She also works on behalf of the foundation to garner private and public investment to support implementation of the plan.Angela has a Bachelor of Science in psychology and sociology from Kent State University and a Master of Science in social administration (MSSA) from Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, OH.Links:1. To learn more about Angela's work in striving to end homelessness in Northeast Ohio, visit https://socfcleveland.org/our-work/ending-homelessness Tags: #CatholicSisters #Housing #Homelessness #Faith #GenerativeSpirits 

Episode 18 with Special Guest Ramon Alvarez from WBS Charity Foundation, which gives back to veteran's organizations worldwide.  www.wbs-charity.org

Lay of The Land's conversation today is with Lila Mills — founding editor-in-chief of Signal Cleveland (formerly known as the Ohio Local News Initiative Cleveland newsroom).Lila has been working in community and media for more than 20 years. She most recently spent almost 11 years with the nationally-recognized community building program Neighborhood Connections where her work ranged from editing a community newspaper to serving as associate director. Prior to that, Mills was a student newspaper advisor at Cuyahoga Community College and a reporter at the Plain Dealer. Born and raised on the southeast side of Cleveland, Lila is a first-generation college graduate with degrees from Columbia University.From 2000 to 2020, the newspaper industry's advertising revenue fell by an estimated 80%, from 2000 to 2018, weekday newspaper circulation fell from 55.8 million households to an estimated 28.6 million, 1800 communities have lost their local newsroom since 2004, over 2000 papers have closed since 2004 and there's been a 60% reduction newsroom jobs since 2008 — needless to say, access to Local News across the country is waning.Signal Cleveland — a nonprofit initiative formed by The American Journalism Project and a coalition of Ohio-based organizations like the Cleveland Foundation, the John S. And James L. Knight Foundation, Sisters of Charity Foundation, the Visible Voice Charitable Fund, and the Char and Chuck Fowler Family Foundation — has raised over $5.8 million in funding aiming to be a trusted source of daily news and information for Greater Clevelanders.Lila has incredible perspective working through all of the challenges that come with starting a newsroom from scratch with real understanding of the Cleveland nuance — very much hearing her thoughts on the whole endeavor and the implications this can have for Cleveland! Please enjoy my conversation with Lila Mills!--Learn more about Signal ClevelandLearn more about the American Journalism ProjectConnect with Lila Mills on LinkedInFollow Signal Cleveland on Twitter @signalclevelandFollow Signal Cleveland on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/signalcleveland/--Connect with Jeffrey Stern on LinkedInFollow Jeffrey Stern on Twitter @sternJefeFollow Lay of The Land on Twitter @podlayofthelandhttps://www.jeffreys.page/

Many foundations face hurdles in creating advocacy agendas whether it be convincing a board of directors, finding the time and resources, or seeking funds from grantmakers. Chynna A. Phillips, senior director of policy and research at Sisters of Charity Foundation of South Carolina, and Melissa Levesque, senior vice president and chief strategy officer at Coastal Community Foundation, spoke with Blackbaud's Sally Ehrenfreid, government relations lead about implementing advocacy in foundations and their respective journeys. Topics covered: Introducing advocacy and policy to boards Building advocacy into your organizational infrastructure Creating an advocacy agenda rooted in core values The distinction of advocacy and policy versus politics Advice for nonprofit organizations seeking funding from grantmakers Resources: Chynna A. Phillips Melissa Levesque Sally Ehrenfried Advocacy and Awareness: 4 Tips for Virtual Campaigning Quotes: “Boards decide how fast you're going to move as an organization.” “We had our grantmaking and community leadership committee really own sort of the nuts and bolts of developing our advocacy agenda.” “A great grant proposal is really just exceptional storytelling that matches a need for financial support.” “Stay connected to your ‘Why?', build trust with your community leaders, and have honest conversation.”

From the days of Miriam, the sister of Moshe Rabbeinu who was born during the Egyptian exile, to after the Exodus, women such as Rachav, Ruth, Yael, and of course Queen Esther, and then Yehudis of theMaccabean period to the present time, there have existed courageous women that have been outstanding figures in history to the extent that these Nashim Tzidkaniyos, these holy women of their era have saved the Jewish nation. Little is known about many others, because with time Jewish women were taught that whatever they do must be done in a quiet manner of tzenuah. Unseen and unheard. Boldness was no longer in vogue for a Jewish woman. And those who did oftentimes received criticism. Baila Sebrow, host of The Definitive Rap sat down with Talia Rapps the founder of the Butterfly Charity Foundation which has produced both the total revolution conference a Jewish women's empowermentconference and The Spiritual Experience Events. Talia discussed educating the world on thebeauty of spirituality illuminated through the Bible, how she came to do this, and where this force within her is coming from. Reply Reply All Forward

From the days of Miriam, the sister of Moshe Rabbeinu who was born during the Egyptian exile, to after the Exodus, women such as Rachav, Ruth, Yael, and of course Queen Esther, and then Yehudis of the Maccabean period to the present time, there have existed courageous women that have been outstanding figures in history to the extent that these Nashim Tzidkaniyos, these holy women of their era have saved the Jewish nation. Little is known about many others, because with time Jewish women were taught that whatever they do must be done in a quiet manner of tzenuah. Unseen and unheard. Boldness was no longer in vogue for a Jewish woman. And those who did oftentimes received criticism. Baila Sebrow, host of The Definitive Rap sat down with Talia Rapps the founder of the Butterfly Charity Foundation which has produced both the total revolution conference a Jewish women'sempowerment conference and The Spiritual Experience Events. Talia discussed educating the world on thebeauty of spirituality illuminated through the Bible, how she came to do this, and where this force within her is coming from.

From getting no's to a severe lack of feedback, the fundraising process can be frustrating. Who better to give advice than the grantmakers themselves?In this episode, Donna Waites and Meredith Mathews from the Sisters of Charity Foundation, break down all the successful tactics you need to apply for, receive, and deploy funding from grantmakers. Hint: It's not only about proving your outcomes – stories are also critical!Continue listening to learn why trust and relationships are important in capacity building and how to prioritize DIEB to better serve your community.

For our June episode, we are joined by Richaun Bunton, Managing Director of the Cleveland Central Promise Neighborhood. Richaun is a member of the foundation with a long commitment to the Central Neighborhood, allowing her to understand the needs of the community and highlight the champions she works with in the neighborhood. We discuss the many roles she has held during her time at the foundation, as well as centering her work with family partners, a group of community members and friends that work together to support families in the central community in their ability to thrive. Richaun shares about how her spirituality is infused into her life and work, and how can we honor God in everything we do. In several episodes of generative spirits this season, we will feature the work of sisters by giving particular focus to their ministries, including the Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland. We look forward to incorporating other essential voices in this conversation in the months to come.Links:1. To find out more about the Cleveland Promise  Neighborhood or to provide support, visit their Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/ClevelandPromiseNeighborhood/ 2. To learn more about Richaun and her role at the Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland, visit https://socfcleveland.org/about-us/staff-and-board/staff/richaun-n-bunton,-lsw,-msw Tags: #Promise #ClevelandCentralPromise #CatholicSisters #Community

Tom Keith revisits Patrick in the studio for a conversation about what leaving a legacy of servant leadership looks like. Tom is the soon-to-be-retired President of the Sisters of Charity Foundation of South Carolina.

Our March episode will feature Sr. Claire McGowan, OP, a Dominican Sister of Peace and former Executive Director of New Pioneers, a community non-profit organization founded in Washington County, Kentucky to promote sustainable thinking and sustainable development in this rural community of 12,000.Living in Bardstown, Kentucky, Sr. Claire talks about her work in ministry with New Pioneers for a Sustainable Future and how clarifying our relationship with the Natural World is necessary as we inch closer and closer to irreversible damage to our home and ourselves. We discuss Laudato Si, Pope Francis' encyclical on the environment published in 2014, and a section of a book by Thick Nhat Hanh, titled Love Letter to Earth published in 2013 - both companion pieces in this continued thinking. In future episodes of Generative Spirits, we will continue to highlight the work of sisters by giving particular focus to their ministries, including the Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland. We look forward to incorporating other essential voices to this conversation in the months to come. Links:1. To learn more about New Pioneers for a Sustainable Future and to support their work, please visit https://newpioneersfsf.org/ 2. Read about Sr. Claire's work with New Pioneers in an article titled Sister Claire's Green Habit, written for Kentucky Living in 2011: https://www.kentuckyliving.com/archives/no-title-2712 3. Read Ten Love Letters to Earth by Thich Nhat Hanh here: https://emergencemagazine.org/essay/ten-love-letters-to-the-earth/ 4. To read Laudato Si: On Care for our Common Home written by Pope Francis, the first encyclical to focus on the environment, visit https://www.usccb.org/offices/general-secretariat/laudato-si-care-our-common-home 5. “We will not save what we do not love” - Adrienne Rich

For our February episode, we are excited to welcome Joe Black to the podcast to talk about his role as program officer for health equity. As a member of the foundation, Joe has longstanding relationships with members of the central neighborhood and strives to focus on health outcomes, particularly safety. We talk about his role at the foundation, how his past work has informed his current role, and the value of community relationship and voice. We explore the importance of racial equity in grantmaking, essential projects of his like the Reverse Ride Along, and how hope and action must go hand in hand.In future episodes of Generative Spirits, we will continue to highlight the work of sisters by giving particular focus to their ministries, including the Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland. We look forward to incorporating other essential voices to this conversation in the months to come. Joseph Black oversees the Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland's program area for health equity. Over the past decade, Joseph has invested his time, energy, and passion to create equitable solutions that benefit the residents in the city of Cleveland. Prior to this role, Joseph was the Central Promise Neighborhood Community Investment Manager, where he was responsible for supporting residents in developing and implementing transformative strategies in the Central Promise Neighborhood.Links:1. Read more about Joe Black here: https://socfcleveland.org/about-us/staff-and-board/staff/joseph-black 2. Learn more about Joe's work in health equity in Cleveland's Central Neighborhood here: https://socfcleveland.org/our-work/strengthening-central/health-equity 

Have you ever wondered what it truly means when someone says "you're getting on my nerves"? Simone sits down with Dr. Angela Neal-Barnett, national award winning psychologist, professor and leading expert on anxiety disorders among Black Americans. Learn the science behind the language we hear so often as it relates to our mental health. The two discuss social media and the pressure it has on millennials to be perfect in every area from career, beauty, health, wellness, etc. Throughout the conversation, Simone references Dr. Angela's book Sooth Your Nerves: The Black Woman's Guide to Understanding and Overcoming Anxiety, Panic, and Fear. About Dr. Angela Neal-Barnett Dr. Angela Neal-Barnett is a national award-winning psychologist, professor, and leading expert on anxiety disorders among Black Americans. The recipient of the 2020 Kent State University Outstanding Researcher and Scholar Award, Dr. Barnett is the first African American woman to be tenured and promoted to the rank of Full Professor in Kent State University's Department of Psychological Sciences and in the College of Arts and Sciences. Within the department, she directs the Program for Research on Anxiety Disorders among African Americans (PRADAA). Dr. Neal-Barnett's current work focuses on the role of racism and trauma in Black infant mortality and maternal morbidity and culturally competent anxiety intervention. A fellow of the American Psychological Association and the recipient of the Anxiety and Depression Association of America's Jerilyn Ross Clinician Advocate Award, Dr. Neal-Barnett has received numerous federal, state, and foundation funding including grants from the National Institute of Mental Health, National Science Foundation, Women's Endowment Fund of the Akron Community Foundation, Ohio Commission on Minority Health, Sisters of Charity Foundation and the Mount Sinai HealthCare Foundation. She is the architect and developer of the Build Your Own Theme Song© App; mobile technology that assists middle school Black girls in reducing anxiety and the author of Soothe Your Nerves: The Black Woman's Guide to Understanding and Overcoming Anxiety, Panic and Fear (Fireside/Simon and Schuster). During these dual pandemics, Self.com named Soothe Your Nerves as one of the 9 books to read to help manage your emotions and essence. Essence magazine and essence.com named it an essential book to help Black women practice self- care. An international workshop presenter and speaker, Dr. Neal-Barnett's work bridges the gap between academia and the real world. She has published in numerous psychological journals Her work has been featured on CNN, NBC, NPR, PBS, Fox News,The Blend, SIRUSXM Doctor's Radio, BET, and the Harvard Business Review Podcast Series The Anxious Achiever as well as in O, The Oprah Magazine, Harvard Business Review, WebMD Magazine, Essence, Fortune, US News and World Report and the New York Times. Dr. Neal-Barnett received her B.A. from Mount Union College (University of Mount Union) and her MA and Ph.D. from DePaul University. She resides in OH and is the proud mother of a 2020 college graduate. For more information on Dr. Neal-Barnett follow her on Twitter @dranjela. Upcoming Projects Fall 2022. Harvard Business Review Guide to Mental Health in the Workplace. The Anxiety of Only and Taking Care of Your Mental Health When You're a Person of Color. Social Media Twitter @dranjela ; @KSUPRADAA. Instagram @KSUPRADAA. Facebook KSUPRADAA Website https://sites.google.com/view/pradaalab/home

What is Delusional Altruism? And what does it mean to seal a watertight door behind you? How does a scarcity mindset look on the funder side? What's going to happen with the changes that have occurred in grant making—especially giving more, more flexibly, and for longer periods—once the pandemic ends? All these answers and more in this week's episode with Kris Putnam Walkerly! bio Kris Putnam-Walkerly is a trusted advisor to the world's leading philanthropists. For over 20 years, ultra-high-net-worth donors, foundations, Fortune 500 companies, celebrity activists, and wealth advisors have sought and benefited from her advice to transform their giving and catapult their impact. Her clients include the J.M. Smucker Company, Cleveland Foundation, Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland, Char and Chuck Fowler Family Foundation, Ohio State Bar Foundation, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, David and Lucile Packard Foundation, Charles and Helen Schwab Foundation, and the Walton Family Foundation. Kris was named Philanthropy Advisor of the Year in 2020 by LUXlife Magazine and one of America's Top 25 Philanthropy Speakers for the past three years. She is a Forbes.com contributor on philanthropy and has provided expert commentary about philanthropy to the Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg Wealth, Entrepreneur, NPR's Marketplace Morning Report, The Chronicle of Philanthropy, Financial Advisor Magazine, Wealth Management, CEOWORLD, and Arianna Huffington's Thrive Global, and more. And if that's not enough, she is the award-winning author of Delusional Altruism: Why Philanthropists Fail To Achieve Change And What They Can Do To Transform Giving. kris's resources Visit Kris's website Get Kris's book, Delusional Altruism Get Kris's free guide, 8 Things Every Philanthropist Can Do to Change the World Full Cost Project: https://www.philanthropyca.org/full-cost-project simply: health coaching links Simply: Health Coaching Annual Membership Visit the Simply: Health Coaching website Sign up for a free YOURstory consultation with Liza Baker related episodes Nell Edgington Kathy Reich --- 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/liza-baker/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/liza-baker/support

In this episode, Shannon shares her motherhood story. She shares her traumatic entrance into motherhood and describes how she was missing a tribe of mamas that she thought would come afterwards. After Shannon had her second child, she realized that the village of mamas were not coming to find her, so she would have to create it. She wanted to change the way motherhood looked. She talks about the day that everything changed and "Mamas for Mamas'' was born. What originally started out as a small Facebook group has evolved to 62 chapters of "Mamas for Mamas" spread across Canada. Shannon's philosophy is to build longer tables rather than higher fences. She says as far as she can tell, it takes the same amount of wood and effort, however, the outcome is drastically different.Shannon Christensen (born Kimmitt) was born and raised in Kelowna, BC and lives here with her husband of 16 years and her 2 boys. With a BA in Psychology and Masters of counselling psychology specializing in forensics, she has a passion for working with marginalized populations and used this drive to start Mamas for Mamas. This grassroots project has since become a national non-profit organization dedicated to reducing the negative impact of poverty on low-income mothers and their families.Shannon has been recognized as a top 40 under 40 recipient, A Woman to Watch, and was a top 3 finalist for Woman of the Year through The City of Kelowna Civic and Community Awards. Most recently she has co-authored a best selling book about motherhood and has brought home the Meritorious Service Medal from the Governor General of Canada for her work with Mamas for Mamas.Shannonreally likes pickles and making the world a better place.Mamas for Mamas WebsiteFollow Mamas for Mamas on InstagramFollow Mamas for Mamas on FacebookFollow Candace on Instagram

Trigger Warning - Listeners may find this episode distressing. Please contact a professional if you feel triggered by this content. October is Infant loss & child bereavement awareness month. Often, when a child has past, they leave siblings behind. This week I am joined by a very special, courageous & compassionate guest Aishleen O' Toole. Aishleen is a bereaved sister to three siblings, Declan, Jacinta & Fintan. Aishleen's courage is clear throughout this podcast in her ability to discuss the tragedies of her siblings' untimely deaths & also in sharing honestly how her and her living siblings manage these intense losses. Aishleen shares the information on the incredible Charity Foundation that her family set up in order to help other bereaved siblings along their journey of grief: Jacinta's Smile- Sibling Bereavement Support.I felt like this podcast could have gone on & on, a bit like grief, there is never a full destination or end date. I am privileged to have had Aishleen in person with me to record & I know this podcast will touch many hearts. #Couragebringscommunityconnection. The Power of You Podcast is proudly sponsored by Clara Belle Boutique & Leah Mas MakeUp, both based in Naas. Co Kildare.Clara specializes in Elite Hair Extensions & provides a personal luxurious experience to all clients. This is a one stop shop, where you can also buy your favourite luxurious hair products too!!Leah is a leading make up & brow artist in Ireland. Leah also has created her own make up brand line which can be found on her Instagram. You can find more information on both our Sponsors @clarabellehair & @leahmasmakeup accessible on all Media Platforms. To Follow Jacinta's Smile @ Instagram: @jacintas_smileWebpage: www.jacintassmile.ie/To Follow me @ Instagram: jen_cameron_Webpage: www.jencameron.org 

This week Ben, Jeff and Leo are still toking with the legendary comedian Dave Russo! Dave is a comedian like no other. He's a diminutive guy with a big voice, who's high energy act never fails to leave audiences doubled over in laughter. Dave has yet to meet a crowd that he can't win over with his charm and upbeat attitude. His quick wit and clever improvisation skills keep audiences on their toes, never sure where Dave's mind will ricochet to next. His artful storytelling, combined with his flair for theatrics, and killer Robert DeNiro impression has entertained audiences around the country. Dave was recently named “Best Male Comic” in the city by the Boston, he's co-host of NESN's Dirty Water TV, produces a regular comedy series, in addition to reporting on the best of Boston night life. He has appeared on The E TV series “The Entertainer”, NBC's “The Today Show, “The Phantom Gourmet,” and was hand selected by the producer of NBC's “Last Comic Standing” to perform on NESN's Comedy All-Stars. You can hear him every Friday on 980 W C A P . ————————————————— This episode is sponsored by Deadly Grounds Coffee "Its good to get a little Deadly" https://deadlygroundscoffee.com ————————————————— Check out Toking with the Dead Episode 1 https://vimeo.com/ondemand/twtde1 Buy awesome Merchandise! https://www.stilltoking.com/ https://teespring.com/stores/still-toking-with ————————————— Follow The Prospect Theater https://www.prospectortheater.org/ Facebook – www.facebook.com/prospectortheater YouTube – www.youtube.com/prospectortheater Follow our guest: https://daverussocomedy.com/ https://www.facebook.com/daverussocomic https://twitter.com/bostoncomedian https://www.instagram.com/bostoncomedian/ https://www.youtube.com/c/ComedianDaveRusso https://www.linkedin.com/in/dave-russo-b154777/ Still Toking With https://www.stilltoking.com/ https://www.facebook.com/TokingwiththeDead/ https://www.instagram.com/stilltokingwith/ http://www.youtube.com/c/THETOKINGDEAD https://www.twitch.tv/stilltokingwith Support Still Toking Enterprises https://www.paypal.me/thetokingdead https://www.facebook.com/groups/2658329444181663/?ref=br_rs https://www.facebook.com/groups/stilltokingcomics/ Produced by: The Dorkening Podcast Network https://TheDorkening.com Facebook.com/TheDorkening Youtube.com/TheDorkening Twitter.com/TheDorkening Hellfire Radio https://www.hellfireradio.com/ https://www.facebook.com/scoopsandmischief/ https://www.instagram.com/scoopsandmischief/ https://www.facebook.com/HellfireRadio666/ https://www.instagram.com/hellfire_radio_666/ Check out Green Matters: https://www.facebook.com/GreenMattersMiddleboro/ Dave was recently named “Best Male Comic” in the city by the Boston Examiner, Dave Russo has been a mainstay of Boston comedy for the last fifteen years. As co-host of NESN's Dirty Water TV, he produces a regular comedy series, in addition to reporting on the best of Boston night life. He has appeared on The E! TV series “The Entertainer”, NBC's “The Today Show,” FOX 25 with Gene Lavanchy, “The Phantom Gourmet,” and was hand selected by the producer of NBC's “Last Comic Standing” to perform on NESN's Comedy All-Stars. Dave was recently featured on BostonGlobe.com's “Boston, A Comedy Capital” panel, where he participated in a discussion of the history and future of Boston comedy. You can hear him every Friday on 980 WCAP. Dave performs regularly for the troops, appearing with the U.S.O. at shows all over the country. He is also heavily involved and supports many local charities. Dave has performed on Denis Leary's annual “Comics Come Home” to benefit The Neely House. He has played softball alongside Boston Bruin Milan Lucic at his annual Rock & Jock Celebrity Softball game raising money for the Celebrities for Charity Foundation. Dave's other charity work includes appearing at New England Patriot Matt Light's annual “Celebrity Shoot-Out,” golfing alongside Micky Ward at the legendary boxer's charity golf tournament and competing in the Boston Bruins Alumni charity games. He has done similar work with the Genesis Fund and most notably the Mark Bavis Celebrity Golf scholarship Event. Born in the Greater Boston area, Dave Russo entered high school at 4'11”, weighing only 79 pounds. A natural athlete, Dave excelled as a member of the wrestling team, becoming his high school's first ever state wrestling champion and winning “Most Valuable Wrestler” in the state of Massachusetts. At age fifteen, Dave began his career in show business as a breakdancer, appearing in national commercials for Dunkin' Donuts and Nabisco and featured in a full page modeling spread in the Boston Globe. After high school, he wrestled his way into Wilkes-University in Pennsylvania and The University of New Hampshire on a Division I Wrestling Scholarship, later winning the Gold medal at the Bay State Games. After winning the first annual Boston Comedy Festival, “Best New Comic Award” Dave caught the attention of Mr. Las Vegas, Wayne Newton, who hand selected the young comic out of 5,000 hopefuls to appear on The E! TV show “The Entertainer,” earning Dave a headlining contract in Las Vegas. A regular in the Boston comedy scene, Dave has performed in some of the best comedy clubs in Las Vegas, New York and L.A. Dave Russo is a comedian like no other. He's a diminutive guy with a big voice, who's high energy act never fails to leave audiences doubled over in laughter. Dave has yet to meet a crowd that he can't win over with his charm and upbeat attitude. His quick wit and clever improvisation skills keep audiences on their toes, never sure where Dave's mind will ricochet to next. His artful storytelling, combined with his flair for theatrics, and killer Robert DeNiro impression has entertained audiences around the country. Find out more at https://still-toking-with.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

The Golden Key Center for Exceptional Children - Gina Bannevich, Operations Director recently received a grant from the Sisters of Charity Foundation of Canton to provide extended year education, the Gap Program, to the students of The Golden Key.

Stephanie Hollman, Star of The Real Housewives of Dallas stops by Chanel in the City to chat with host, Chanel Omari all things RHOD this season, why she is so close with Brandi Redmond and an update on her story line this season. Stephanie also opens up on why she is usually the peace maker amongst her group of friends, why this season is different than all the other seasons, how she has kept her marriage with Travis successful during the pandemic and her take on all the drama happening this season!  Stephanie also shares with us how she feels this season has been with out LeeAnne Locken and where she stands with her now ! Make sure to tune in to Stephanie on The Real Housewives of Dallas on Bravo TV on Tuesdays at 10:00 PM  Make sure to follow Stephanie @stephaniehollman on all social media platforms for all updates and more!   

Michael Rollhaus joined for episode 5! Michael does everything including running a custom furniture company, serving as a former baseball GM for the best Israeli team, is a ranked stair climber and heads the Michael and Gila Rollhaus Foundation. To hear about all this and more, check out this podcast! To get the latest updates about the podcast, follow us on Twitter @Jews_Shmooze

Changpeng Zhao, also known as CZ, is a serial entrepreneur with an impressive track record of successful startups. He launched Binance in July 2017 and within 180 days grew Binance into the largest cryptocurrency exchange in the world. An expert in blockchain and trading systems, CZ has built Binance into the leading blockchain ecosystem, comprised of Binance Exchange, Labs, Launchpad, Info, Academy, Research, Trust Wallet and Charity Foundation. Moving all around the world, living in different major cities prevented a lack of connection or reliance on anyone government-backed currency. This set the stage for a life dedicated to cryptocurrency and Bitcoin and ultimately led to the creation of Binance, one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges in the world. Bitcoin has taken on only greater importance as governments issue more currency. “We're witnessing probably the largest amount of quantitative easing by governments all around the world. And when governments do that, everybody becomes poor because there are more currencies being printed, and you're not given much of that directly. Bitcoin has limited supply, 21 million of them ever [get made]… You know that's mathematically guaranteed. No one can change it.” Binance aims to use its company to further build the foundation of crypto and grow its adoption. The goal is to use cryptocurrency to deliver freedom of money in the same way we view freedom of speech. ————————————————————————— To learn more about this episode, including podcast transcripts and show notes, visit *salt.org/talks* ( http://salt.org/talks ) Moderated by Anthony Scaramucci.

A note from Talking Taiwan host Felicia Lin:   Learn about the Taiwan connection (namely a physician, publisher and supermodel) that made Monster Dance children’s book story come to life. Monster Dance was created to help children deal with and understand the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.   Dr. Karen Tsai is a physician based in Los Angeles who has spearheaded the creation of the children’s book, and she spoke with me about how she got some heavy hitters involved in the project like cartoonist and illustrator Guy Gilchrist (best known for his work with the Muppets), Eva Lou (founder of the multi-lingual children's book publishing company Madeleine Editions, which published Monster Dance), actor Denis O’Hare (who did the English narration for the book) and Taiwanese supermodel Chiling Lin (林志玲) who did the Mandarin Chinese narration. For every copy of Monster Dance sold, a donation will be made to Donate PPE. Dr. Tsai is a co-founder of Donate PPE a nonprofit that has already raised over $150,000. In part two of my interview with her we will talk about her work with Donate PPE.     Here’s a little preview of what we talked about in this podcast episode: Dr. Tsai’s connection to Taiwan What motivated Dr. Tsai to initiate the creation of children’s book, Monster Danceto help children to deal with COVID How Dr. Tsai got Guy Gilchrist (cartoonist and illustrator), Eva Lou (founder of the multi-lingual children's book publishing company Madeleine Editions), actor Denis O’Hare and Taiwanese supermodel Chiling Lin (林志玲) involved in Monster Dance How things started with Guy Gilchrist’s drawings as coloring pages that educated children about social distancing, handwashing, mask wearing and other thing related to COVID Free coloring pages drawn by Guy Gilchrist to educate kids about COVID are available on https://donateppe.org/doodles/ How Dr. Tsai was able to get Monster Dancepublished in short time to be relevant for the pandemic How Monster Danceis available in English and Mandarin Chinese How they came up with the title and concept for Monster Dance How Dr. Tsai, Guy Gilchrist and Eva Lou worked on Monster Dancevirtually and have never met in person How Monster Dancestarted as a Kickstarter campaign How Monster Dancehas helped children to deal with COVID For every copy of Monster Dancesold a donation will be made to Donate PPE How copies of Monster Dancehave been donated to children’s hospitals How Monster Dancehas a presence in Taiwan with the Mandarin Chinese version through the involvement of Taiwanese supermodel Chiling Lin (林志玲)   Related Links:   Monster Dance: https://madeleineeditions.com/stories/monster-dance/   Monster Dance Kickstarter campaign: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/madeleineeditions/monster-dance   Monster Dance on the Donate PPE website: https://donateppe.org/monster-dance/   Access FREE coloring pages created by Guy Gilchrist to educate kids about COVID: https://donateppe.org/doodles/   Madeleine Editions (International children’s publisher): https://www.facebook.com/MadeleineEditions   Madeleine Editions (International children’s publisher): https://www.instagram.com/madeleine_editions/   Donate PPE: https://donateppe.org/   Guy Gilchrist, cartoonist and illustrator (best known for his work with the Muppets) at the Whitehouse 1984.   Guy Gilchrist's website: https://www.aguygilchristproduction.com/     Taiwanese supermodel Chiling did the Mandarin Chinese narration for Monster Dance. Taiwanese supermodel Chiling's Charity Foundation: https://www.chilicngjj.org/     Eva Lou founder of the multi-lingual children's book publishing company Madeleine Editions, which published Monster Dance: https://madeleineeditions.com/     Actor Dennis O'Hare did the English narration for Monster Dance.  

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Our fifth episode will include a conversation with Sr. Catherine Walsh, CSA. We will discuss her work with the Catholic Worker in Akron, Ohio and the ways she is using funding from the Sisters on the Frontline initiative, in which we funded 61 sisters with $1,000 for ministries struggling during COVID-19. We will discuss this initiative, it's impact on her ministry, and the ways the needs of those served by the Catholic Worker have changed. To learn more about the national Sisters on the Frontlines initiative, visit https://www.catholicextension.org/sisters-on-the-frontlines/. To learn more about this initiative in Northeast Ohio, please contact Margaret Eigsti, Program Officer at the Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland at meigsti@socfcleveland.org.

The Senators have hired Brad Weir as Senior Director of the Senators Community Foundation. Also Brandon Piller and Ross Levitan each pick their Conn Smythe favourites from each of the 4 remaining teams. We break down game 2 of the western series and game 1 of the east. And the SensCentral Final Draft Rankings continue with #90: Ian Moore, #89: Brandon Coe and #88: Zayde Wisdom. Support us by supporting our sponsors. Built Bar: the protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to BuiltBar.com and use promo code LOCKEDON to get $10 off your first order. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Senators have hired Brad Weir as Senior Director of the Senators Community Foundation. Also Brandon Piller and Ross Levitan each pick their Conn Smythe favourites from each of the 4 remaining teams. We break down game 2 of the western series and game 1 of the east. And the SensCentral Final Draft Rankings continue with #90: Ian Moore, #89: Brandon Coe and #88: Zayde Wisdom. Support us by supporting our sponsors. Built Bar: the protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to BuiltBar.com and use promo code LOCKEDON to get $10 off your first order. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For episode 15, we're joined by Sisters of Charity Foundation of South Carolina President Tom Keith. Tom and hosts Heather and Matthew discuss how the non-profit world has reacted to COVID-19 and what the Sisters of Charity Foundation is currently doing to support organizations throughout South Carolina. Tom gives insight into how the pandemic has altered how the Foundation assists communities, including the formation of new partnerships and quickly awarding nearly 30 grants to address COVID-19 related problems. Listen now to hear how Sisters of Charity has adjusted, it's rich history, the future of non-profit and public health partnerships, plus much more.

The Stanley Cup Playoffs have officially begun (for real this time)! Even though they aren't on the ice the Sens had a big announcement too. Brandon Piller and Ross Levitan take a look at the new Senators Community Foundation with a familiar face as the director in former Senator, Chris Phillips, we go over some of the crazy statistics from one of the longest games ever to kick off Round 1 of the playoffs, Sens Abroad goalie Robin Lehner got the win despite some equipment problems and what Leaf Land excuses are being made this time around. Support us by supporting our sponsors. Rock Auto: Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Stanley Cup Playoffs have officially begun (for real this time)! Even though they aren't on the ice the Sens had a big announcement too. Brandon Piller and Ross Levitan take a look at the new Senators Community Foundation with a familiar face as the director in former Senator, Chris Phillips, we go over some of the crazy statistics from one of the longest games ever to kick off Round 1 of the playoffs, Sens Abroad goalie Robin Lehner got the win despite some equipment problems and what Leaf Land excuses are being made this time around. Support us by supporting our sponsors. Rock Auto: Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ross Levitan, Brandon Piller and Chris Parliament begin the show discussing the news that the Sens Foundation will not have its contract renewed by the organization after 22 years, announce when the HHOF will name its 2020 inductees, get back into our SC Draft rankings with #16 - Czech forward Jan Mysak. Finally, our debut of SensCentral Citizens with todays guest; Max Armstrong. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ross Levitan, Brandon Piller and Chris Parliament begin the show discussing the news that the Sens Foundation will not have its contract renewed by the organization after 22 years, announce when the HHOF will name its 2020 inductees, get back into our SC Draft rankings with #16 - Czech forward Jan Mysak. Finally, our debut of SensCentral Citizens with todays guest; Max Armstrong. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A whiskey tasting and conversation with friends from Kentucky Peerless Distilling Co Master Distiller Caleb Kilburn and United States Bartenders Guild National Charity Foundation Director Kim Haasarud what has been happening during COVID-19. Caleb talks about how Peerless has been helping support the USBG Emergency Assistance Fund through their Single Barrels sales. Kim talks about ways we can continue to support the foundation to help the hospitality community in need. Kim and Caleb both join Bourbon expert and podcast host Tom Fischer. Do you have a guest or brand you would like to see us feature on our show? Email tom@bourbonblog.com. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bourbonblog/support

⭐️Two Time @Tales_of_the_Cocktail Spirited Award nominated podcast⭐️ On a special bonus episode of the Speakeasy the band sits down with Kim Haasarud of the USBG National Charity Foundation to clear the air about their emergency assistance program: who they are, when to apply and what to do if you’re waiting to hear back. Plus we get the inside scoop on what the kids today are playing; if not Nintendo then what?Don’t forget to click SUBSCRIBE and RATE the show if you can.

This week's guest is Kim Haasarud from the United States Bartenders Guild National Charity Foundation. Kim is here to answer all the hard hitting questions around their Bartender Emergency Assistance Program’s COVID-19 Relief campaign. So many, especially in the hospitality industry, are out of work and struggling, and trying to make ends meet. The USBG Foundation is trying to soften the blow, but has been getting blow back from those having trouble actually getting the funds they apply for. Kim is here to address those issues, break down how the foundation actually works, and give tips on how to successfully apply for grant money from the foundation.   USBG National Charity Foundation Links: WebsiteTwitter Facebook Instagram   Art Beyond the Glass - Sipping at Home Cocktails Bit by a Fox Links: Blog Instagram Facebook Twitter Podcast Music

Camberley based entrepreneur , Tony Knights in conversation with Paul Marcus discussing the impact on business of the Corona virus pandemic. The Knights Group includes Knights Security that were due to support major events such Wimbledon and Euros 2020. Tony also updates us on The knights Charity Foundation and how Knights Training Academy are using technology to continue with delivering services.

Harry and Meghan announce the name of their new charity foundation. Nobody knows how to pronounce it. Rita Wilson and Naughty by Naughty do a re-mix of "Hip Hip Hooray" to raise money for MusicCares.

Lance Picioane was a first round draft pick in the AFL - Australian Football League - with incredibly high expectations. But, playing Australian rules, where battle is done in gladiatorial like stadiums, was masking a private battle that Lance was facing. We all now know that athletes have human fragilities too. Lance takes us through his youth, football career, and some of his troubled times as his parallel mental health battles led to substance abuse and a descent into troubled waters. Lance is a character of exceptional qualities, brought out by the exceptional women in his life. With his Mum and his wife by his side, Lance was able to find a positive path into good mental health and he founded Love Me Love You, a foundation built purposefully so that people who face mental health struggles can walk the pathway with support. Whilst his football career was important, his post-football life changing people’s lives and getting them help is truly remarkable and inspirational. Have a listen to this candid and brutally honest discussion on Disciplinn this week. Enjoy.

In this episode we explore how Onwadan's Charity Foundation is leveraging blockchain to aid in their humanitarian efforts in Africa. Onwalezi Daniel, the founder of the foundation, gives us some insight into the children they are helping, what their needs are, and how cryptocurrencies amplified their ability to provide aid. We also touch on the importance of community and working together on a global scale to acheive more. Shout out to Changeangel.io, Justin Vendetta and Mark Wittenberg from Verge Currency, and Rebecca White! Enjoy! Hosts: Mitch & The Perfesser Guest: Onwa Dan, founder of OnwaDan's Charity Foundation Intro: HippieN3rd News: The Crypto Gent This podcast is available on the following platforms: iTunes / Apple Podcasts Spotify Google Podcasts iHeartRadio Radio Public Stitcher Breaker Pocket Casts Overcast Anchor

We are all busy, who has time to wander around trying to figure it out on your own, trying every idea that comes along to see what might stick? Michelle Short knows what it’s like to be busy.  When she’s not helping women kick their old marketing tactics to the curb, she’s keeping up with 4 children, her husband, 2 dogs, and a Charity Foundation to help women get on their feet after difficult times.  Michelle is the founder of RCL Life Coaching, where she gives women a simple, no-fluff way to get their products and services more exposure, and take their business from OK to GREAT! In this episode, we chat about how you can learn to build trust with your clients, how to set boundaries & expectations and how to Find clarity on your “Why”.

In this podcast, you will learn real applications of Blockchain For Good and how it can solve some of the social issues. Stepping into the Fourth Industrial Revolution, advancements in technology could also be used to close the social gap. At Binance Charity Foundation, Helen’s work is to spearhead the economic transformation of the bottom billions in Africa. Offering a solution to build financial infrastructure and transparency to tackle a very common issue in philanthropy, leaking basket problem and bringing real solutions to end beneficiaries. Tune in to learn more about these game-changing initiatives Helen and the Binance team are working on. Support the show (http://goimpact.today)

Stephanie Cooper-Lewter is executive director of Leading on Opportunity, an initiative to improve economic mobility in Charlotte, North Carolina. She is responsible for developing goals and strategies to implement systemic change. Stephanie previously served as vice president of initiatives and public policy for the Sisters of Charity Foundation of South Carolina and as president and CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Columbia, South Carolina. She has received numerous awards, including the University of Minnesota Distinguished Alumni Award. Stephanie earned a bachelor’s degree in social work from Bethel College, a master’s degree in social work from the University of Minnesota, and Ph.D. in social work from the University of South Carolina. This episode is perfect for anyone interested in economic mobility, leading systemic change, overcoming poverty and personal challenges, and living into purpose.   IN THIS EPISODE Stephanie explains the Leading on Opportunity Council and the relevance of the measurement upon which Charlotte is ranked among cities in economic mobility. She describes the timeline of events that led to the formation of a Leading on Opportunity Task Force and Leading on Opportunity Council. She notes what the Leading on Opportunity Task Force Report examined and recommended. She discusses cross-determinant factors of segregation and social capital in economic mobility. Stephanie talks about what theories of change are helping prioritize her work. She defines what she means by access and opportunity. She considers how the community has embraced the language of economic mobility and whether it is dampening other initiatives in Charlotte. She addresses the difference between equitable opportunity and equal chance in economic mobility work. Stephanie shares the circumstances of her birth in Indian and adoption in America. She remembers her adoptive mother and sisters and growing up in Minnesota. She recalls her time at Bethel College in St. Paul, how her life changed, and how her experience as a young single mom struggling with poverty informs her work today. She highlights how her career evolved and the wisdom figure who supported her most. Stephanie shares the challenges she has faced, how she is doing, and what is it about her work that resonates most with who she is. plus Mark's Personal Word Essay: Adopting Charlotte To learn more, visit On Life and Meaning

I had so much fun with this interview! You all will LOVE Julie Theis as a guest on this podcast! We go over all things mindset, mastering your psychology, changing your beliefs, and so much more! Sit back and enjoy this super fun episode! Julie Theis is a Psychology expert, Trauma specialist, and a Life Transformation coach. Holding a B.S. in Psychology, she has specialized in psychology and human behavior for 6 years. She is also a Beauty Queen that has won Crowns, titles and awards which includes Miss Montana 2017. She currently works to heal women that want to break past pain in their lives to finally become who they were meant to be. Whether it's a painful breakup, childhood abuse, divorce, sexual assault, etc. She works with those in pain and transforms them to feel happy, confident, and at peace. She has overcome several traumas which includes abuse and even homelessness. Julie set up a Charity Foundation for Children called Dance for a Purpose, where she uses dance to help kids to increase their confidence and empowerment through dance. Julie lives in Montana, America and has a following of over 6,000 on Instagram. ———--------- In this episode we talk about: -Overcoming your past and hitting your goals! -Mastering your own psychology! -Abusive relationships and getting out of it! -Rewiring your beliefs! -Worthiness and feeling worthy! -The 1% rule of improvement! -Reaching your goals! -Dancing and the dance industry! -Discovering what is holding you back! -How your subconscious works! -Loving yourself more! -Doing the inner work all of the time! -Celebrating where you are and how far you've come! Questions: -Tell us a little about who you are and what you do! -Is your background the reason why you wanted to study psychology? -What are your top tips to get out of an abusive relationship? -Can you explain how you can develop a new belief system? -What tips do you have for those who measure their worth with their income? -For someone who is contemplating a decision, who is on the fence, what would you say to them to make the decision? -Do you have something you like to do daily to take the 1% shift? -Tell us about your foundation and the beauty industry that you are in! -When someone is trying to dig up what is holding them back, how can you help them dig that up? -What is a journal exercise for people to start recognizing the words they are using or discover what is holding them back? -What is the main reason why you started this business? -Can you tell us about a time that you had to overcome an obstacle and when you did, you felt really victorious? -What is the most exciting thing going on in your life and your business? -Where can people find you? Favorite Quotes: “Being worthy is already in you! You don't have to become a different person, you need to become more of who you already are!” “It will never be if x then y” “Is what I am doing right now benefiting me?” “Neurons that fire together, wire together” “You don't have to have evidence of success for it to still be possible for you!” “You aren't going to be able to make more money if you don't feel you are worthy of more money!” Journal first thoughts: Money is.. Wealth is Rich people are.. I am…. I see myself as… Connect with Julie!! Website: www.julietheiscoaching.com Instagram Personal: www.instagram.com/_julietheis/ Instagram Business: www.instagram.com/intentional.ceo FB Group: www.facebook.com/groups/2039030876362909/

I had so much fun with this interview! You all will LOVE Julie Theis as a guest on this podcast! We go over all things mindset, mastering your psychology, changing your beliefs, and so much more! Sit back and enjoy this super fun episode! Julie Theis is a Psychology expert, Trauma specialist, and a Life Transformation coach. Holding a B.S. in Psychology, she has specialized in psychology and human behavior for 6 years. She is also a Beauty Queen that has won Crowns, titles and awards which includes Miss Montana 2017. She currently works to heal women that want to break past pain in their lives to finally become who they were meant to be. Whether it's a painful breakup, childhood abuse, divorce, sexual assault, etc.  She works with those in pain and transforms them to feel happy, confident, and at peace. She has overcome several traumas which includes abuse and even homelessness. Julie set up a Charity Foundation for Children called Dance for a Purpose, where she uses dance to help kids to increase their confidence and empowerment through dance. Julie lives in Montana, America and has a following of over 6,000 on Instagram.  ———--------- In this episode we talk about: -Overcoming your past and hitting your goals! -Mastering your own psychology! -Abusive relationships and getting out of it! -Rewiring your beliefs! -Worthiness and feeling worthy!  -The 1% rule of improvement! -Reaching your goals! -Dancing and the dance industry! -Discovering what is holding you back! -How your subconscious works! -Loving yourself more!  -Doing the inner work all of the time!  -Celebrating where you are and how far you’ve come!   Questions: -Tell us a little about who you are and what you do! -Is your background the reason why you wanted to study psychology? -What are your top tips to get out of an abusive relationship? -Can you explain how you can develop a new belief system? -What tips do you have for those who measure their worth with their income? -For someone who is contemplating a decision, who is on the fence, what would you say to them to make the decision? -Do you have something you like to do daily to take the 1% shift?  -Tell us about your foundation and the beauty industry that you are in!  -When someone is trying to dig up what is holding them back, how can you help them dig that up? -What is a journal exercise for people to start recognizing the words they are using or discover what is holding them back? -What is the main reason why you started this business?  -Can you tell us about a time that you had to overcome an obstacle and when you did, you felt really victorious?  -What is the most exciting thing going on in your life and your business? -Where can people find you?   Favorite Quotes: “Being worthy is already in you! You don’t have to become a different person, you need to become more of who you already are!”   “It will never be if x then y”    “Is what I am doing right now benefiting me?”   “Neurons that fire together, wire together”    “You don’t have to have evidence of success for it to still be possible for you!”    “You aren’t going to be able to make more money if you don’t feel you are worthy of more money!”    Journal first thoughts:  Money is..   Wealth is   Rich people are..    I am….   I see myself as…     Connect with Julie!! Website: www.julietheiscoaching.com Instagram Personal: www.instagram.com/_julietheis/ Instagram Business: www.instagram.com/intentional.ceo FB Group: www.facebook.com/groups/2039030876362909/  

Dr. Thukral is helping children to obtain an education and overcome their language barriers. She wants to help kids that are being left behind because of language and other social barriers. Her foundation empowers children through in school tutoring 1st grade to 8th grade. The tutoring includes language, computer and other training. Her foundation is helping over 250 kids in the Las Vegas area alone. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

“Half of the questions on the "Ask Nanima" Platform would not be asked if women had the option of going to the Masjid” - Ask Nanima Founder To protect the blog/community platform of Ask Nanima we were asked not to disclose the founder's identity. Ask Nanima is an online community support system and self empowerment website. It is a home industry portal to promote breadwinner home industries that are struggling to make ends meat. Ask Nanima is a place where everyone comes for support for everyday issues that they may be facing especially parenting, home industries advertising and daily issues. It is also a place where we share recipes especially the South African, Indian cuisine. Ask Nanima is an online platform where people get encouragement, hope and happiness and God willing feel better about their life situation post interaction. Enjoy this episode! Love what we doing? Help us make future podcasts, videos, school/madrassa workshops, conferences, projects, and other events a reality - contribute here. AccidentalMuslims.com  is registered as a NPO: Ref #195-995 Disclaimer: The views/opinions expressed on this podcast are those of our guests and may be different from yours, however AccidentalMuslims.com encourages respect for diversity of views. We are all different and in our differences there are opportunities to learn - Insha-Allah!

House of Harley Radio Broadcasting LIVE at the Palmetto State Fatherhood Awards Breakfast and Fundraiser....Tune in NOW!!! Enjoy!!!Our goals for this event are to (1) recognize Amazing Fathers/Fatherhood Champions in South Carolina and to (2) raise scholarship funds to inspire, support, and award to male high school seniors to further their education. All ticket purchases and donations will be tax-deductable.Below are our 2016 Fatherhood Champion Honorees:Coach Frank Martin, Head Basketball Coach, University of South CarolinaMr. Tom Keith, President, Sisters of Charity Foundation of South Carolina Mr. Jamey D. Patterson, High School Guidance Counselor, Richland School District 2 (James Patterson Jr. Courage Awardee)Dr. David H. Swinton, President, Benedict College Mr. Vernon Smith, Football Coach and Father of former USC Football Great, Marcus Lattimore

House of Harley Radio Broadcasting LIVE at the Palmetto State Fatherhood Awards Breakfast and Fundraiser....Tune in NOW!!! Enjoy!!!Our goals for this event are to (1) recognize Amazing Fathers/Fatherhood Champions in South Carolina and to (2) raise scholarship funds to inspire, support, and award to male high school seniors to further their education. All ticket purchases and donations will be tax-deductable.Below are our 2016 Fatherhood Champion Honorees:Coach Frank Martin, Head Basketball Coach, University of South CarolinaMr. Tom Keith, President, Sisters of Charity Foundation of South Carolina Mr. Jamey D. Patterson, High School Guidance Counselor, Richland School District 2 (James Patterson Jr. Courage Awardee)Dr. David H. Swinton, President, Benedict College Mr. Vernon Smith, Football Coach and Father of former USC Football Great, Marcus Lattimore