Podcasts about denver dream center

It would have been easy to walk away from the NFL after being released over and over again. Afterall, Jordan Norwood could head into the real world with his degree from Penn State and find something right? But he didn't. Instead, he used his down time to stay in shape, rehab injures, plan for the future and work in philanthropy. Today he's reaping the rewards of his planning and charity work and has a Super Bowl ring because he toughed it out.   Jordan grew up the son of a football coach and his family of 7 moved around often. He also learned football from a coaching perspective, which proved very fruitful in the NFL as he was constantly learning new schemes and adapting to wherever a team placed him.   His “natural” position was wide receiver which is why the Broncos signed him. Denver also made him a return specialist, a position he had never played before, but quickly excelled in it. In Super Bowl 50, Jordan set a Super Bowl record by returning a punt 61 yards, helping to set up a field goal for the Broncos.   After retiring from football, Jordan started some business ventures. Today he is the CEO of DIME MKTG, a company helping athletes realize and improve their brand and value. He is also on the board of directors for The Denver Dream Center and runs a yearly golf tournament to help raise funds for youth and sports programs.  

This week, Michelle sits down with good friend Jenn Rosenthal. From Athleta to nannying to real estate the COVID-19 pandemic took Jenn on an incredible path in her career and her health.Jenn is part of an annual gift drive by the Denver Dream Center for Colorado families in poverty! Find information here, or email toys@denverdc.org to learn more.https://www.denverdreamcenter.org/Connect with us:betterbeings.netIG: @be.a.better.beingMichelle: @betterbeingsusSasha: @sasha.patriciaYouTube: Michelle Zellner - Be A Better Being Podcast playlist

Brandon Lloyd is a former Denver Bronco retired All-Pro NFL wide receiver. He completed 11 seasons of professional football in the NFL; in 2010, he led the NFL with 1,448 receiving yards and 11 touchdowns on only 77 receptions. Upon retirement, Brandon returned to the University of Illinois to complete his undergraduate and walked with the class of 2018. This November, Brandon will be graduating from Denver University with his MBA. Brandon is passionate about business and youth development. While playing in the NFL, he founded a private music publishing entity; in the latter part of his NFL career he spent his off-season's working within aerospace sales. Philanthropically Brandon mobilized a regional chapter of Blessings in a Backpack to feed youth in his hometown of Blue Springs, Missouri. Post-NFL, he has mentored DACA recipients and is active in faith-based Denver Dream Center serving families suffering from recidivism, loss of faith, and poverty. Locally, Brandon has worked as a medical device sales representative for Zimmer Biomet Spine. Within that role, Brandon provided intraoperative support for orthopedic and neurosurgeons. In his current role, he works for Mercer, where he serves as the Health and Benefits consultant where he assists mid-market companies in selecting and navigating the insurance marketplace by providing benefit packages for their employees. In addition, he is currently serving as a business partner and apprenticeship ambassador at CareerWise Colorado, a registered youth apprenticeship non-profit. CareerWise Colorado is the same organization the Cherry Creek School District uses to place student into Modern Youth Apprenticeships. Brandon combines his two lifelong passions of engaging in business and investing in youth advancement. CareerWise Colorado https://www.careerwisecolorado.org/en/ Brandon Lloyd CareerWise Colorado https://www.careerwisecolorado.org/en/team/brandon-lloyd/#:~:text=Brandon%20Lloyd%20retired%20All%2DPro,touchdowns%20on%20only%2077%20receptions. Brandon Lloyd NFL Statistics https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/L/LloyBr00.htm Brandon Lloyd Wiki https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brandon_Lloyd --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ryan-m-seely/support

Former proffessional snowboarder Luke Gregory joins Faith and the Fast Life for a new podcast! Find out his story and how he got involved with the Denver Dream Center!

We continue our But God series with Rodolzo Lewis! But God is a collaboration with the Denver Dream Center! Find out Rodolzo's story of redemption and where he's come from!

Richard Gergen from the Denver Dream Center jumps on the Faith and the Fast Life podcast! Find out his story of redemption!

Welcome to But God, our mino series highlighting the stories of recovery from the Denver Dream Center! First up is Tony Carcel, telling us how he came to rock bottom and now how he is recovering!

Historian Ben Baumann talks with former American football star Brandon Lloyd about his journey to the NFL, what it is like playing in the NFL, and what it takes to become a professional athlete. (Brandon Lloyd retired All-Pro NFL wide receiver, completed 11 seasons of professional football; in 2010, he led the NFL with 1,448 receiving yards. The only Denver Bronco in NFL history to do so and 11 touchdowns on only 77 receptions. Upon retirement, Brandon returned to the University of Illinois to complete his undergraduate and walked with the class of 2018. Brandon is passionate about business and youth development. While playing in the NFL, he founded a private music publishing entity; in the latter part of his NFL career spent his off-season's working in aerospace sales. Philanthropically Brandon mobilized a regional chapter of Blessings in a Backpack to feed youth in his hometown of Blue Springs, Missouri. Post-NFL, he has mentored DACA recipients and is active in faith-based Denver Dream Center serving families suffering from recidivism, loss of faith, and poverty. Locally as a medical device sales representative for Zimmer Biomet Spine, Brandon provided intraoperative support for orthopedic and neurosurgeons. He is currently serving as a Business Partnerships and Apprenticeship Ambassador at CareerWise Colorado, a registered youth apprenticeship non-profit. He combines his two lifelong passions of engaging in business and youth advancement.) For more on Brandon Lloyd visit the following links: Twitter: https://twitter.com/mrblloyd?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor CareerWise Colorado: https://www.careerwisecolorado.org/en/team/brandon-lloyd/ (The memories, comments, and viewpoints shared by guests in the interviews do not represent the viewpoints of, or speak for Roots of Reality)

Bryan Sederwall (aka Pastor B), founder and director of the Denver Dream Center, shares his journey of moving to Denver and seeing a need for hope in inner city communities. Pastor B describes how he collaborates with city leaders such as the Denver mayor, City Council, and Chief of Police, along with dedicated staff and volunteers to rescue people, rebuild lives, and restore dreams. Pastor B also illuminates the needs of people who feel stuck in cycles of poverty, addiction, gangs, and incarceration and how listeners can get involved in bringing change. Helping serve can be as easy as showing up and having a smile on your face. For more information on ways you can help serve and/or donate, go to www.DenverDreamCenter.org.   Follow on Instagram and Facebook @DenverDreamCenter.   Read the full show notes: https://coloradouplift.org/2020/02/04/leading-on-purpose-ep9-bryan-sederwall-pastor-b-show-notes/ ——————— To learn more about Colorado UpLift visit us here: https://coloradouplift.org/ To make a tax-deductible donation, go here: https://coloradouplift.org/donate/

Talking with Bryan Sederwall (Pastor B) from the Denver Dream Center about what it looks like to live a life of service and love the city through all avenues.

For this weekend we had the honor of having our special guest Bryan Sederwall from the Denver Dream Center. We believe this message will challenge and stretch your faith.

Bryan Sederwall from the Denver Dream Center shares during our evening service.

Mike was raised in Arvada, but Wheat Ridge is now my family’s home. His wife’s name is Bonnie and they have four children: Emma, Betsy, Carissa, and Jared.  His family is rounded out by our dog, Macie. His favorite times are spent with loved ones and He never miss a chance to cheer for the Broncos! Mike love volunteering through my church, especially when Hes able to offer dental services to those in need. Mike donates my time and expertise through Denver Dream Center and provided dental services to Hope House of Colorado, Stout Street Foundation, and Father Woody’s Haven of Hope. He also donate dental hygiene products to local schools and shelters. Mike followed my grandfather and older brother into dentistry and attended Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska for his Doctorate of Dental Surgery. While in dental school, he spent three months in the Dominican Republic as a student dentist, to provide care to the underserved. After graduation,  Mike completed a general practice residency at the Veterans Administration Medical Center in Omaha.   PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS Diplomate, American Board of Oral Implantology Diplomate, International Congress of Oral Implantologists American Academy of Facial Esthetics Associate fellow, American Academy of Implant Dentistry Master, Misch Implant Institute American Dental Association Colorado Dental Association Metropolitan Denver Dental Society Mentor, Kois Center of Seattle, WA