Podcast appearances and mentions of dana marlowe

Dana Marlowe joins Kurt and Scotty to talk about self driving cars honking at each other all night long, a woman who took 27 years to finish a cross stitch kit, player of claw game surprised to find live groundhog in prizes and an ancient sarcophagus used as table at beach bar for years!  Support this podcast by shopping our latest sponsor deals and promotions at this link: https://bit.ly/4a61tMk Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In celebration of Women's Month, we're thrilled to present a special "Rewind" episode of Motivational Mondays highlighting the wisdom and inspiration of some incredible women who have graced our podcast. Get ready to be empowered and uplifted as we revisit powerful clips from our most inspiring female guests. From entrepreneurs to activists, leaders to artists, these women have shared invaluable insights on overcoming challenges, pursuing dreams, and making a difference. Tune in and let their stories ignite your passion and drive as we celebrate the strength, resilience, and brilliance of women everywhere! You'll learn how passion and drive can launch advocacy projects, how dedication and resilience can help you overcome adversity and the life lessons that have helped these women reach success.LEARN MORE:Dana Marlowe:>>Learn more about I Support the Girls' programs and campaigns. (https://isupportthegirls.org)>>Join the movement: Volunteer to help I Support the Girls. (https://isupportthegirls.org/get-involved/volunteer)>>Find out where you can donate feminine hygiene products and gently-used or new bras. (https://isupportthegirls.org/get-involved/how-to-donate)>>Follow the journey and learn about upcoming events and campaigns by following I Support the Girls on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, or LinkedIn. (https://www.facebook.com/SupportTheGirlsandWomen), (https://www.instagram.com/isupportthegirls), (https://twitter.com/I_Support_Girls), (https://www.tiktok.com/@isupportthegirls), (https://www.linkedin.com/company/i-support-the-girls)Eliza Van Court:>>Empower yourself with more strategies in VanCort's book, “A Woman's Guide to Claiming Space: Stand Tall. Raise Your Voice. Be Heard.” (https://amzn.to/3EYaava)>>Learn more about VanCort and her work at

It all began with a shopping trip. When Dana Marlowe needed new bras, her inquiry for the salesperson about what she could do with her old bras yielded a shockingly simple answer: “Homeless women need bras.”In response, Marlowe founded I Support the Girls, which helps 1.7 million people with more than 21 million products (including bras and menstrual hygiene products) worldwide. On a mission, Marlowe has also used I Support the Girls to create education campaigns to help men and others with little period product education to understand their necessity.Hear Marlowe and Powell's conversation about her journey, and how you can help people in need gain access to the dignity of critical hygiene products and other resources.LEARN MORE:>> Learn about I Support the Girls' programs and campaigns. (https://isupportthegirls.org)>> Join the movement: Volunteer to help I Support the Girls. (https://isupportthegirls.org/get-involved/volunteer)>> Find out where you can donate menstrual hygiene products and gently-used or new bras. (https://isupportthegirls.org/get-involved/how-to-donate)NSLS MEMBERS ONLY:>> Listen to the bonus episode to learn the ways Marlowe has keyed into social media culture to promote awareness of period poverty and hear a story illustrating just how unembarrassing knowledge about periods can be. (https://thens.ls/44LhzbI)

Dana Marlowe was a working mom in metro Washington, DC who was driven by a personal experience to start I Support the Girls, a Good People Fund grantee. The organization gives bras, menstrual products and other personal care items to people around the world who need them desperately — due to homelessness, natural and human-made … Continue reading “Homeless Women Need Bras” — Giving Dignity to Those in Need →

Ann Marie speaks to I Support the Girls founder Dana Marlowe about menopause, Flash Kits, being homeless and in poverty and devoting all your time to doing something you love.

Dana Marlowe turned a moment into a movement. What began with the question, “What can I do with my old bras?” led to the creation of I Support the Girls, a national non-profit organization that provides a source of dignity, self-esteem, empowerment, and support to marginalized women via the donation of bras and menstrual hygiene products. As a human rights advocate in the intersections of feminism, menstrual equality, health, and dignity, Dana works tirelessly to better the lives of the most invisible populations.

Dana Marlowe is the founder of the global non-profit, "I Support The Girls." WBZ NewsRadio's James Rojas Reports.

Have you ever had a seemingly passive and innocent conversation that you later realized was tremendously impactful? After this week's guest went through some personal and physical transformations she ended up having a simple conversation that completely changed the trajectory of her life.Dana Marlowe joins us to talk about her inspiring story of going from a nerdy suburban mom to founding an international Nonprofit organization that provides impoverished girls and women all over the world with bras and menstrual hygiene products. This is a story about how ONE person can change the world and inspire a movement. If she can do it, so can you!  Find more info, links and photos on our website, here.Love what you hear? Please consider supporting us on Patreon. Learn more here.Give us a call and share your thoughts and let us know how we're doing: 312-646-0205Join our Facebook Community, Brave on Purpose. We would love to have you! Sign up here.

In this episode we welcome Dana Marlowe, Founder and Executive Director of I Support The Girls. I Support The Girls is an incredible organization that provides bras and menstrual hygiene products to girls and women experiencing homelessness and poverty as a source of dignity, self-esteem, and support. For full links and resources, visit the show notes on our website https://youreverydaystyle.com/istg/ Join the Everyday Style Lounge https://www.facebook.com/groups/everydaystylegroup Grab your FREE Mini Capsule Wardrobe Guide, and make 30 outfits out of just 10 pieces https://everydaystyle.lpages.co/thankyou/

Dana Marlowe founded I Support The Girls in 2015. After a spontaneous shopping trip to the bra store Soma, Dana asked an associate at the store where she could donate her extra bras to. That led to a call to a local homeless shelter that asked Dana if she had not only bras, but extra pads and necessities to donate to girls. Since 2015, 7 million + essentials have been donated to I Support The Girls and in return, to million of women across the world. 

On this episode of Improper Etiquette we welcome "Support the Girls" founder Dana Marlowe to the show. Dana shares her story about how she became an accidental activist and started an international NGO by collecting bras & menstrual products for women and girls experiencing homelessness or in need. Her most powerful message is a woman shouldn’t have to choose between feeding herself and her personal health! We also touch on Melania's Vatican style, LaVar Ball and how to meet new people. Enjoy :) Catch Dana @isupportthegirls and isupportthegirls.org

Bras and tampons are not our normal topics. This episode, though, shines a spotlight on this basic human necessity and comfort most women take for granted and most men try not to think much about at all. Dana Marlowe was out on a rare shopping trip when she heard four words that launched her into action. She had no idea so many women in this country and others are faced with no access to basic products for feminine menstrual hygiene, or even something as simple as a bra. All it took was one look into that world, and she knew she had to do her part to help these women alleviate some stress and restore some dignity to their lives in the midst of troubled times. Today, Dana's organization I Support the Girls has sent over 2.5 million menstrual products and 500,000 bras to areas decimated by natural disasters, to shelters for homeless women or domestic violence survivors, and where the need is present, that she can meet. Listen in as this vibrant, dedicated mother, entrepreneur, and advocate shares this little known need, and offers insight into how you can turn your own inspiration into action. Check out the featured article, video, and more on Dana Marlowe here

Dana is known as 'The Bra Fairy'. She started I Support The Girls after hearing four simple words. Homeless women need bras. To date, they have helped 180,000 girls and women retain their dignity by collecting 350,000 bras and 1,100,000 menstrual hygiene products and distributing them worldwide to 350 vetted shelters and organizations.  http://isupportthegirls.org/

    In this episode of Enlightened Entrepreneur Podcast, President of Accessibility Partners, Dana Malowe, shares interesting details about how she had let her passion guide her in starting her own business and choosing a niche that she cares a lot about. Seeing a particular need that she believed she could find a solution to, Dana moved forward and aimed for success, one step at a time. In this interview, you will learn about the three important skills every business owner must develop, as well as other tips necessary for building a business for the first time.   Key Questions Asked: What were Dana’s background and experience and how did she become an entrepreneur? What advice would Dana give to somebody who is looking to identify which industry to go into? What necessary skills should a business owner have and develop in order to be successful in starting up a business? What is the perfect mindset that every business owner must have? What strategies did Dana have to come up with to reduce the cost of her business and keep it low, especially in the beginning?   Highlights of Lessons Learned: Selecting a Niche Dana’s passion to serve and her desire to help others is what propelled her to start her own company. According to Dana, as a person progresses in career and in life, it becomes easy to identify different characteristics that have always stuck out for him or her. When it comes to choosing a niche, look for something that you do care about because it is an easier recipe for success.   Things to Consider  Dana was very familiar with her industry, the niches involved, as well as what the needs were, and because of that knowledge base, she knew exactly how to go after things. In starting a business, entrepreneurs must have these three important skills: never give up, master communication, research and familiarize the landscape you are in. The concept of work-life balance is very tricky and is something that business owners need to really consider. Another valuable skill set for business owners is flexibility and being able to adapt easily.

Super personal show. Paul shares the pressure he feels to not let his family down, and why putting some respect on Paul Wharton’s name is so important to him. Sarah doesn’t know how to comfort a grieving friend. When you donate to homeless shelters do you give pads and tampons? Dana Marlowe is the founder of iSupport The Girls. She’s own the pod to raise awareness of what homeless women really need. WARNING! Before you go abroad and volunteer you’re going to want to hear why you should never snap a selfie!

Dana Marlowe is working to make the world a more accessible place for all people with disabilities. While she focuses on digital, the results have lasting affects off-line. Hear all about her company, Accessibility Partners plus learn about her invigorating way of starting her day that doesn't involve caffeine. www.accessibilitypartners.com