Podcast appearances and mentions of hope united

Get all the details on this year's 3rd Annual Christmas Party and Toy Drive to support Hope United Survivors Network with Heather (Hope United) and Missy (CMM). Learn more about Hope United and the services they provide as well as how you could help if you know someone in an abusive situation. We also talk about the Christmas show itself, who is performing and the Ugly Sweater contest! You can donate to the toy drive using the Amazon Wish List: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2A536BQFVWWSJ?ref_=wl_share&fbclid=IwY2xjawG7IqZleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHeS-YTwOFahgi8nweRwWh9ji79_5nlif_rpB0mE_jFe8R5LmEyxQEKQ69Q_aem_ENZvumP43I2Sa14pTT9ShQ Hope United: https://hopeunitedgaston.com/ CMM: https://www.facebook.com/creativemusicmanage The Rooster: https://linktr.ee/theroostergastonia --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theroostergastonia/support

Riley Fuller is the President and Co-founder of Humanity and Hope United, a non-profit organization that inspires hope in communities in Honduras. Anyone who meets him immediately feels welcomed into his life and his purpose. He wants to help people break free from poverty, and to be able to make their dreams come true regardless of where they were born, what they look like, or who their parents are. You can learn more about humanity and hope here In this episode we will be diving deep into the mission and goal of humanity and hope united. If a humanitarian trip is something you have wanted to do, you will get all your questions answered in this episode What can you expect from a humanitarian trip Why did Riley choose Honduras The backstory of Riley and how humanity and hope was created What percentage of donated money goes towards the projects How can people get involved in humanitarian work What is the goal of humanity and hope How is humanity and hope different than other non-profits  

We were created for connection! God in his infinite wisdom gave us His word that guides us on how to live successfully in community. This sermon series is designed to help people see how their relationship with God impacts all of their other relationships, no matter what the status and to learn that putting God first helps us love and serve others!

Welcome to Lighthouse Community, where we help people say YES to Jesus! Join us today as we continue our series, HOPE UNITED. Through this series we will be reading through 1 Peter to learn more about choosing faith in times of doubt. This week we dive into Choosing Faith in Times of Doubt. We hope to see you there! Connect with us at www.mylighthousecommunity.com/live to fill out your connection card, prayer requests and praises, and more!

Welcome to Lighthouse Community, where we help people say YES to Jesus! Join us today as we continue our series, HOPE UNITED. Through this series we will be reading through 1 Peter to learn more about choosing faith in times of doubt. This week we dive into Suffering As A Church Family. We hope to see you there! Connect with us at www.mylighthousecommunity.com/live to fill out your connection card, prayer requests and praises, and more!

Welcome to Lighthouse Community, where we help people say YES to Jesus! Join us today as we continue our series, HOPE UNITED. Through this series we will be reading through 1 Peter to learn more about choosing faith in times of doubt. This week we dive into Responding to Suffering. We hope to see you there! Connect with us at www.mylighthousecommunity.com/live to fill out your connection card, prayer requests and praises, and more!

Welcome to Lighthouse Community, where we help people say YES to Jesus! Join us today as we continue our series, HOPE UNITED. Through this series we will be reading through 1 Peter to learn more about choosing faith in times of doubt. This week we dive into Living For God's Glory. We hope to see you there! Connect with us at www.mylighthousecommunity.com/live to fill out your connection card, prayer requests and praises, and more!

Welcome to Lighthouse Community, where we help people say YES to Jesus! Join us today as we begin a new series, HOPE UNITED. Through this series we will be reading through 1 Peter to learn more about choosing faith in times of doubt. This week we dive into How To Give Your Life To God. We hope to see you there! Connect with us at www.mylighthousecommunity.com/live to fill out your connection card, prayer requests and praises, and more!

Welcome to Lighthouse Community, where we help people say YES to Jesus! Join us today as we continue our series, HOPE UNITED. Through this series we will be reading through 1 Peter to learn more about choosing faith in times of doubt. This week we dive into Living As New People. We hope to see you there! Connect with us at www.mylighthousecommunity.com/live to fill out your connection card, prayer requests and praises, and more!

Welcome to Lighthouse Community, where we help people say YES to Jesus! Join us today as we begin a new series, HOPE UNITED. Through this series we will be reading through 1 Peter to learn more about choosing faith in times of doubt. This week we dive into Hope Through Suffering. We hope to see you there! Connect with us at www.mylighthousecommunity.com/live to fill out your connection card, prayer requests and praises, and more!

Travis Bornstein is the father of Tyler who died at age 23 of a Fentanyl overdose. Tyler had been successful in school and sports, but injury and the subsequent surgeries brought on an addiction to opioids which eventually moved to heroin. This began 6 years of addiction and relapse. The family did everything it could to provide a path to recovery, but eventually Tyler ended up with Heroin laced with Fentanyl. The person he was using with panicked, and left him to die in a vacant lot. The immense grief overwhelmed Travis and his family. It was his daughters that found the first outlet for their grief by bringing Tyler's story to their school and starting Hope United, their answer to the plague that had taken their brother. Then Travis used his own voice to share Tyler's story at a union conference and speak about the problem facing their community. He raised 1 million dollars in donations in a little over an hour.The family has used their platform and their immense effort to create “Tyler's Redemption Place” a recovery community organization which will open this year. The mission is to treat the whole person, without any time limit, so they can truly receive the help they need to heal.Episode ResourcesConnect with TravisWebsite | hopeunited.lifeFacebook | @HopeUnited.lifeInstagram | @hopeunited.lifeConnect with The Courage to ChangePodcast Website | lionrock.life/couragetochangepodcastPodcast Instagram | @couragetochange_podcastYouTube | The Courage to Change PodcastTikTok | @ashleyloebblassingamePodcast Email | podcast@lionrock.lifePodcast Facebook | @thecouragetochangepodcastLionrock ResourcesLionrock Life Mobile App | lionrock.life/mobile-appSupport Group Meeting Schedule | lionrock.life/meetings

With a rise in homophobia in football, talkSPORT has partnered with EE and the @Gay_Times to host a round table to discuss the problems in the game and how we all have a role to play to help stamp it out.Former England striker Lianne Sanderson is joined by Premier League winner Joe Cole, England's most capped player Fara Williams, Carl Fearn from the Gay Gooners and Chris Paouros from the Proud Lillywhites.The team are also joined by Adelaide United FC defender Josh Cavallo, who came out as gay in October 2021. He shares his experiences after becoming the first openly gay male footballer playing professional top-flight football. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Michael talks with Mollie, the Marketing and Special Events Coordinator at Hope United Survivor Network, an organization dedicated to providing survivors of domestic violence/abuse the resources, tools and support they need to escape their situations and get back on their feet again. https://hopeunitedgaston.com/ https://linktr.ee/theroostergastonia --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theroostergastonia/support

EE's Hope United have partnered with The Anfield Wrap to discuss online homophobia, calling it out and making football culture more inclusive. Neil Atkinson hosts Olivia Graham from Homotopia and Paul Amann from Kop Outs... Subscribe to The Anfield Wrap for more on homophobia in football, as well as reaction to all the news and events that matter to you…

The Arsenal News Show EP258: Huge Saliba Contract Hint, Thomas Partey Back, Gabriel Jesus Close!Goonerpalooza: https://www.chicagogooners.com/goonerpalooza-2023Tom presents a daily show on The Gooner Talk covering all the latest Arsenal news, Arsenal transfer news, match reaction, press conferences and much more plus a Q&A session taking questions from the LIVE chat. Get all your Arsenal news now and every day. Links to Fantasy code, Twitter, Instagram, audio-only platforms, The Arsenal Way and our channel membership scheme including entry to the Discord community: https://linktr.ee/TheGoonerTalk0:00 Intro1:30 Arsenal draw Sporting CP in the Europa League last-162:30 Full Europa League last-16 draw3:49 Arsenal u18s will play Man City or Oxford in the FA Youth Cup semi-final4:34 Fulham drop points against Wolves5:23 Thomas Partey travels to Leicester City6:07 Gabriel Jesus is getting closer to Arsenal return6:49 Leicester City vs Arsenal Preview Show7:56 LIVE PODCAST INFORMATION FOR CHICAGO'S GOONERPALOOZA10:00 Tom & Soph join forces with Hope United Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/the-gooner-talk. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Moriah Muncy from Hope United joins the Bow Tie Guy to talk about music and the new single from the group called Many Voices One Song. Yes, we know there should be a comma in there, but she chose not to :-)

Watch Now: https://youtu.be/dm38S40UV2oJoin us this week as we fellowship with Andrea Wyant and  Mollie Weakland from Hope United Network.Who is Hope United Network?Hope United Network combines the resources of The Lighthouse (Child Advocacy Center) and the Cathy Mabry Cloninger Center (Domestic Violence Shelter) so that anyone currently experiencing or who has ever experienced domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, elder abuse and/or childhood sexual abuse can get the help they need in one safe place.They help provide the resources to ensure their victims are safe & comfortable.  Tune in to hear all about this incredible organization who has helped so many people get a new, fresh, and safe start. To contact to learn more information, you can visit any of the links below: 704-862-6783https://hopeunitedgaston.com/https://www.facebook.com/HopeUnitedSurvivorNetworkGaston's Great loves feedback, suggestions, or questions! Want to get in touch with us? We'd love to hear from you! Feel free to reach out to us by a method that is convenient for you.Website: https://www.gastonsgreat.com/Email: podcast@gastonsgreat.comPhone: 704-864-0344

This week we look at one of my favorite chapters in Scripture. Israel not only gets it right, but sets a fantastic example for us today in our striving for unity and working together. In a world full of divisions, we must be united together on the foundation of Jesus.

Ben Higgins is best known from season 20 of ABC's hit series, “The Bachelor,” where he opened himself up to millions of viewers, giving them the chance to truly get to know him. The opportunity ultimately led to an enhanced platform that he now uses to share what he is most passionate about with others – his faith, his hope for humanity and his love of sports. Born and raised in Winona Lake, IN, Ben currently resides in Denver, CO, where he moved after graduating from Indiana University in 2012. Since “The Bachelor,” Ben has been keeping up with a number of projects with the help of some of his closest friends. Most importantly, Ben co-founded Generous International, a for purpose company dedicated to contributing profits to social issues around the world, starting with a cup of coffee. With a vision to change the way society thinks of consumer products, all Generous merchandise is designed specifically to create and multiply good in the world. Whether creating jobs, feeding children or improving education, it begins with giving back in order to build a world that we all want to live in. Ben stays connected with his loyal Bachelor following with his iHeartMedia podcast, “Almost Famous,” which he co-hosts with his friend and former Bachelor contestant, Ashley Iaconetti. With over 80 million downloads it's the perfect destination for fans to get an inside perspective on the popular franchise as they break down the current Bachelor season in addition to discussing pop culture, offering relationship advice and allowing listeners to keep up with their personal lives. In 2018 Ben partnered with nationally recognized chef Daniel Asher and the team at Culinary Creative Group to open his first restaurant venture Ash ‘Kara in Denver, Co. Ash ‘Kara is a globally inspired restaurant with influences from Israel, the Middle East, and Mesopotamia. Ash ‘Kara which is Hebrew street slang for “totally!” or “right on!” explores the continuous evolution of Israeli cuisine with ingredients and flavors from across Europe and North Africa including Yemen, Syria, Morocco, Egypt, Turkey and Spain into a menu of shareable items from Ash ‘Kara's wood-fired oven. In November of 2019 Ben teamed up with chef Blake Edmunds to open up his second restaurant “Mister Oso”. Mister Oso is a Latin inspired restaurant that channels his love of Central and South American cuisine through a casual, flavor-bomb menu of salads, smoked and roasted meat tacos, ceviches, and crudos. In August of 2019 Ben was announced by Warner Brothers as the host of their newest project “Bachelor Live On Stage”. In February of 2020 Ben and the team hit the road to tour 65 cities throughout the United States hosting a live show in front of 2,000 plus people every night. In March of 2020 in a response to the COVID-19 pandemic Ben and his team announced the start of an apparel project called My Fan Threads. My Fan Threads sells custom apparel online with a print on demand process model. Of all Ben's ventures, his longest-running connection has been with Humanity and Hope United, where he holds a seat on the board. Established by one of his best friends, Riley Fuller, Humanity & Hope United is a non-profit organization working to assist underserved villages in remote parts of Honduras. They partner with the people of each community to achieve sustainable change, focusing on the needs of individuals rather than a single issue or approach.

On this episode, Harry and Adam are talking with Ben Higgins from the Generous company. Ben and the Team at Generous are using crafted-roasted coffee to create change around the world by donating 100% of their profits to Humanity and Hope United, and other organizations helping empower people to overcome the challenges in their communities. During our conversation, Ben talks about the path that lead him to running a for-purpose company, why building trust is the most important step when trying to create change in communities, and how we can all use generosity to make the world a better place

This week we are excited to have the legendary Lee Roland BACK on the United Voice podcast. He was the guest on our second ever episode, and he's back today to talk with Wayland & Jon about his continuing voyage to impact children in our city. Lee is now the Executive Director of Hope United, a new organization in our city aiming to empower, resource and collaborate with local schools for the benefit of all our children. Listen in and be inspired by Lee's vision, driven by hope, to lean in and put our children first.

Ben Higgins is best known from season 20 of ABC's hit series, “The Bachelor,” where he opened himself up to millions of viewers, giving them the chance to truly get to know him. The opportunity ultimately led to an enhanced platform that he now uses to share what he is most passionate about with others – his faith, his hope for humanity and his love of sports.   Born and raised in Winona Lake, IN, Ben currently resides in Denver, CO, where he moved after graduating from Indiana University in 2012. Since “The Bachelor,” Ben has been keeping up with a number of projects with the help of some of his closest friends.   In 2017 Ben co-founded Generous International, a for purpose company dedicated to contributing profits to social issues around the world, starting with a cup of coffee. With a vision to change the way society thinks of consumer products, all Generous merchandise is designed specifically to create and multiply good in the world. Whether creating jobs, feeding children or improving education, it begins with giving back in order to build a world that we all want to live in.   Ben stays connected with his loyal Bachelor following with his iHeartMedia podcast, “Almost Famous,” which he co-hosts with his friend and former Bachelor contestant, Ashley Iaconetti. With over 80 million downloads it's the perfect destination for fans to get an inside perspective on the popular franchise as they break down the current Bachelor season in addition to discussing pop culture, offering relationship advice and allowing listeners to keep up with their personal lives. In 2018 Ben partnered with nationally recognized chef Daniel Asher and the team at Culinary Creative Group to open his first restaurant venture Ash ‘Kara in Denver, Co. Ash ‘Kara is a globally inspired restaurant with influences from Israel, the Middle East, and Mesopotamia. Ash ‘Kara which is Hebrew street slang for “totally!” or “right on!” explores the continuous evolution of Israeli cuisine with ingredients and flavors from across Europe and North Africa including Yemen, Syria, Morocco, Egypt, Turkey and Spain into a menu of shareable items from Ash ‘Kara's wood-fired oven. In November of 2019 Ben teamed up with chef Blake Edmunds to open up his second restaurant “Mister Oso”. Mister Oso is a Latin inspired restaurant that channels his love of Central and South American cuisine through a casual, flavor-bomb menu of salads, smoked and roasted meat tacos, ceviches, and crudos.   In August of 2019 Ben was announced by Warner Brothers as the host of their newest project “Bachelor Live On Stage”. In February of 2020 Ben and the team hit the road to tour 65 cities throughout the United States hosting a live show in front of 2,000 plus people every night. In February of 2021 Ben released his first book called “Alone In Plain Sight” which is a book focused on reconnecting with yourself, others, romance, and with God. The book was a passion project from Ben's heart where he highlights the life's most pivotal stories of his friends and himself. In March of 2020 in a response to the COVID-19 pandemic Ben and his team announced the start of an apparel project called My Fan Threads. My Fan Threads sells custom apparel online with a print on demand process model. In June of 2021 Ben started hosting an uplifting and encouraging yet honest podcast called “Hope Still Wins”. Hope Still Wins is an attempt to interview some of the world's most inspiring and authentic thought leaders to ask them the question “Does Hope Still Win? If so, why? If not, why not? Of all Ben's ventures, his longest-running connection has been with Humanity and Hope United, where he holds a seat on the board. Established by one of his best friends, Riley Fuller, Humanity & Hope United is a non-profit organization working to assist underserved villages in remote parts of Honduras. They partner with the people of each community to achieve sustainable change, focusing on the needs of individuals rather than a single issue or approach.   In this episode, Ben shares  his enthusiasm for sustainable change by being actively involved in partnerships and kinships that fight against injustices and promote the notion that ‘for-profit' businesses can do good.     

Lee Roland currently acts as the Executive Director of a non-profit, Hope United, a pastor at The Parish in Oklahoma City, as well as a Public Speaker, Education Consultant and Adjunct Professor of Sociology at Southern Nazarene University. Lee has lovingly worked as a public school educator and administrator for over 30 years. He is formerly the proud principal of Tulakes Elementary School in the Putnam City School District. His book, The Fantastic Voyage: A Story of School Turnaround and Achievement by Overcoming Poverty and Addressing Race, wonderfully chronicles the success of his school in a high-challenged community in Northwest Oklahoma City that had previously experienced years of low test scores and poor image before his arrival.  Mr. Roland has always labored exhaustively yet ardently in the field to serve students and teachers with excellence. His dedication and determination are evident as he endeavors to inspire and propel others who serve, to touch lives, and to make a difference, particularly for children.

Week 12 brings back Theresa Castellese, Linda Wasserstrom and Donna Burke to discuss a verse in Philippians.  See how together they learn from one another how what they feel Jesus would want them to learn, bringing joy to both themselves and others. 

Today’s episode of the Unstoppable Entrepreneur Show features Ben Higgins, who is best known for starring in the 20th season of the Bachelor.   Ben and Kelly discuss how he went from starting Humanity and Hope United, to being the Bachelor, to starting Generous Coffee, to writing a book.   Ben’s time on the Bachelor led to an enhanced social media platform that he now uses to speak out and share his personal experiences with mental health, generosity, and how we can show up as a more empathetic, loving, kind, and supportive human race.   He also breaks down the four sections of his book, “Alone in Plain Sight: Searching for Connection When You're Seen but Not Known”: our connection with self, the power of community, the deconstruction of our culture’s fairy-tale view of love, and our connection with God.   If you have one takeaway from this episode, Ben wants it to be this: We all have unique gifts and talents, and it’s our purpose on earth to use those talents to make the world a better place.   Order a copy of Ben’s book here: http://benhigginsbook.com/Follow him on Instagram here: @higgins.ben And check out Generous Coffee here: https://generousmovement.com/    For more tips and strategies, follow along with Kelly: FB group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2080754075505322/ Website: https://unstoppableentrepreneur.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kellyroachofficial Twitter: https://twitter.com/kellyroachlive

Ally Browning is a leader, a community-builder and the Senior Director of Engagement & Fundraising at Humanity and Hope United- a nonprofit working to assist underserved villages in remote parts of Honduras. H&H partner with the people within each village to achieve sustainable change because they believe that when they invest their talents in making others' lives better, hope will spread. Ally's heart is a gift to this world and her story is powerful. She shares the defining choices she's had to make in order to align and realign herself with a life driven by purpose. In this episode we talk about: How it takes courage to get close to the communities you choose to serve and why it's worth it Why she believes creating opportunities is the key to creating sustainable change The importance of LISTENING when building communities both domestic and internationally Her journey following God and the ripple effect of being obedient to his call How she believes being single for 5 years set her up and prepared her for the work she does today Why she believes each of our timelines are unique and a GIFT to embrace How the H&H communities in Honduras responded after being hit by two tropical storms earlier this year Find more Good at spreadinggoodpodcast.com and join the Instagram fam @spreadinggoodpodcast! Connect with Ally: Ally's Instagram: @albrowning85 Humanity and Hope United Humanity and Hope United Instagram: @humanityandhope DONATE to the H&H Hurricane Eta and Hurricane Iota relief fund

On this episode of the podcast, I sit down with Riley Fuller, President and Founder of a nonprofit that is close to my heart, Humanity and Hope United Foundation. You may have heard me talk about it once or twice in some past episodes! Humanity and Hope is a nonprofit organization that works to partner with and assist underserved communities in remote parts of Honduras. They partner with the people of each village to achieve sustainable change and they focus on the needs of each specific individual rather than implementing a single issue or approach. Riley and the leaders of Humanity and Hope believe the Hope itself can be contagious and that is can be best spread by utilizing the innate talents of individuals to make others lives better.During this conversation, Riley and I dive deep into his life before humanity and hope. We speak about how Riley opened his eyes to realities that he could not fathom before traveling to Honduras. We speak about how his soul changed from being a quote unquote selfish young person who only cared about making money to becoming someone so generous who's life's work is to serve others. Riley says, People can change.Follow H&H on social!Twitter: @humanityandhopeInstagram: @humanityandhopeLearn more about the Humanity and Hope Unitedwww.HumanityandHope.org___________________________________________________________________Connect with me!Email: hello@globalhealthpursuit.comInstagram: @globalhealthpursuitWebsite: www.globalhealthpursuit.comAvid listener? Become a Patron!Sign up here: Patreon.com/globalhealthpursuit___________________________________________________________________Music Credit~Wholesome by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5050-wholesomeLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

"We try to balance how to pull at people's heartstrings about growing corn or growing beans, or growing papayas.. when people learn about how to make this mission sustainable, then they understand."Welcome to episode #5 of the podcast! On this episode, we speak with Beau Schmaltz. Beau and I met during a trip to Honduras with a nonprofit called Humanity and Hope United. It was during one morning at a baleadas cafe that I learned that he was a chemical engineer with a passion for service. Through his current work at a company called POET, a leader in the sustainable energy industry, he became involved with a nonprofit called Seeds of Change. Seeds of Change focuses on alleviating poverty in low resource settings through power of education and agriculture. They do this by focusing on three pillars: Mission Hope, Mission Grow, and Mission Breathe.During this episode, we speak about how Seeds of Change was founded. We also speak on why honest leadership is so important in the areas non-profits partner with to create a sustainable change. We also speak about how most times it's important to build lasting relationships with the families you serve before working on tangible solutions._____________________________________________________________________Connect with Beau!Email - Beau.Schmaltz@poet.comPitch an idea!Email Alicia Elmamouni - a.elmamouni@seedsofchange.orgEmail Macy Kaiser - m.kaiser@seedsofchange.orgLearn more about POET and Seeds of Changewww.poet.comwww.seedsofchange.org/_____________________________________________________________________Make sure to hit that follow button to stay up to date with new episodes!I would love to hear from you:Email me at hetal@globalhealthpursuit.comWebsite: globalhealthpursuit.comInstagram: @globalhealthpursuitTwitter: @hetalbamanFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/globalhealthpursuit/Avid listener? Become a Patron!Sign up here: Patreon.com/globalhealthpursuit_____________________________________________________________________Music Credit~Wholesome by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5050-wholesomeLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Hallie chats with Riley Fuller, president of Humanity and Hope United, about living a life that seeks to serve others and fight for the vulnerable.

Ben Higgins is best known from season 20 of ABC’s hit series, “The Bachelor,” where he opened himself up to millions of viewers, giving them the chance to truly get to know him. The opportunity ultimately led to an enhanced platform that he now uses to share what he is most passionate about with others – his faith, his hope for humanity and his love of sports. Born and raised in Winona Lake, IN, Ben currently resides in Denver, CO, where he moved after graduating from Indiana University in 2012. Since “The Bachelor,” Ben has been keeping up with a number of projects with the help of some of his closest friends. Most recently, Ben co-founded Generous International, a for purpose company dedicated to contributing profits to social issues around the world, starting with a cup of coffee. With a vision to change the way society thinks of consumer products, all Generous merchandise is designed specifically to create and multiply good in the world. Whether creating jobs, feeding children or improving education, it begins with giving back in order to build a world that we all want to live in. In 2017 Ben created a lifestyle blog, The Mahogany Workplace, where people are free to openly and honestly discuss all things life, love and everything in between. From style to travel to world views, Ben and his team of refreshing contributors cover it all, with the one common thread being complete transparency about how life can truly be – a series of ups and downs, joys and sorrows, triumph and pain.  Ben stays connected with his loyal Bachelor following with his iHeartMedia podcast, “Almost Famous,” which he co-hosts with his friend and former Bachelor contestant, Ashley Iaconetti.  It’s the perfect destination for fans to get an inside perspective on the popular franchise as they break down the current Bachelor season in addition to discussing pop culture, offering relationship advice and allowing listeners to keep up with their personal lives. In 2018 Ben partnered with nationally recognized chef Daniel Asher and the team at Culinary Creative Group to open his first restaurant venture Ash ‘Kara in Denver, Co. Ash ‘Kara is a globally inspired restaurant with influences from Israel, the Middle East, and Mesopotamia. Ash ‘Kara which is Hebrew street slang for “totally!” or “right on!” explores the continuous evolution of Israeli cuisine with ingredients and flavors from across Europe and North Africa including Yemen, Syria, Morocco, Egypt, Turkey and Spain into a menu of shareable items from Ash ‘Kara’s wood-fired oven. Of all Ben’s ventures, his longest-running connection has been with Humanity and Hope United, where he holds a seat on the board. Established by one of his best friends and Mahogany Workplace contributor, Riley Fuller, Humanity & Hope United is a non-profit organization working to assist underserved villages in remote parts of Honduras. They partner with the people of each community to achieve sustainable change, focusing on the needs of individuals rather than a single issue or approach.

Ben Higgins is best known from season 20 of ABC's hit series, "The Bachelor," where he opened himself up to millions of viewers, giving them the chance to truly get to know him. The opportunity ultimately led to an enhanced platform that he now uses to share what he is most passionate about with others - his faith, his hope for humanity and his love of sports. Born and raised in Winona Lake, IN, Ben currently resides in Denver, CO, where he moved after graduating from Indiana University in 2012. Since "The Bachelor," Ben has been keeping up with a number of projects with the help of some of his closest friends. Most recently, Ben founded Generous International, a for purpose company dedicated to contributing profits to social issues around the world, starting with a cup of coffee. With a vision to change the way society thinks of consumer products, all Generous merchandise is designed specifically to create and multiply good in the world. Whether creating jobs, feeding children or improving education, it begins with giving back in order to build a world that we all want to live in. In 2017 Ben created a lifestyle blog, The Mahogany Workplace, where people?are free to openly and honestly discuss all things life, love and everything in between. From style to travel to world views, Ben and his team of refreshing contributors cover it all, with the one common thread being complete transparency about how life can truly be - a series of ups and downs, joys and sorrows, triumph and pain.? Ben stays connected with his loyal Bachelor following with his iHeartMedia podcast, "Almost Famous," which he co-hosts with his friend and former Bachelor contestant, Ashley Iaconetti. It's the perfect destination for fans to get an inside perspective on the popular franchise as they break down the current Bachelor season in addition to discussing pop culture, offering relationship advice and allowing listeners to keep up with their personal lives. Along with "Almost Famous" a new project started in 2018 for Ben and IheartMedia; a new podcast venture called Lady Bosses (and Ben). Ben along with his co-host Jesse Draper believe that we are at our best when we can communicate openly, honestly, and respectfully. Lady Bosses (and Ben) interviews and highlights women leaders in whatever arena they are operating. From celebrities, CEO's, to athletes Lady Boss (and Ben) desires to show off their stories and empower all leaders listening that they matter and that they can make a difference. Of all Ben's ventures, his longest-running connection has been with Humanity and Hope United, where he holds a seat on the board. Established by one of his best friends and Mahogany Workplace contributor, Riley Fuller, Humanity & Hope United is a non-profit organization working to assist underserved villages in remote parts of Honduras. They partner with the people of each community to achieve sustainable change, focusing on the needs of individuals rather than a single issue or approach. Are you ready to start dreaming big? CLICK HERE to receive your free Dream Big Workbook. ————————— On the episode: Producer :

Ben Higgins is best known from season 20 of ABC's hit series, "The Bachelor," where he opened himself up to millions of viewers, giving them the chance to truly get to know him. The opportunity ultimately led to an enhanced platform that he now uses to share what he is most passionate about with others - his faith, his hope for humanity and his love of sports. Born and raised in Winona Lake, IN, Ben currently resides in Denver, CO, where he moved after graduating from Indiana University in 2012. Since "The Bachelor," Ben has been keeping up with a number of projects with the help of some of his closest friends. Most recently, Ben founded Generous International, a for purpose company dedicated to contributing profits to social issues around the world, starting with a cup of coffee. With a vision to change the way society thinks of consumer products, all Generous merchandise is designed specifically to create and multiply good in the world. Whether creating jobs, feeding children or improving education, it begins with giving back in order to build a world that we all want to live in. In 2017 Ben created a lifestyle blog, The Mahogany Workplace, where people?are free to openly and honestly discuss all things life, love and everything in between. From style to travel to world views, Ben and his team of refreshing contributors cover it all, with the one common thread being complete transparency about how life can truly be - a series of ups and downs, joys and sorrows, triumph and pain.? Ben stays connected with his loyal Bachelor following with his iHeartMedia podcast, "Almost Famous," which he co-hosts with his friend and former Bachelor contestant, Ashley Iaconetti. It's the perfect destination for fans to get an inside perspective on the popular franchise as they break down the current Bachelor season in addition to discussing pop culture, offering relationship advice and allowing listeners to keep up with their personal lives. Along with "Almost Famous" a new project started in 2018 for Ben and IheartMedia; a new podcast venture called Lady Bosses (and Ben). Ben along with his co-host Jesse Draper believe that we are at our best when we can communicate openly, honestly, and respectfully. Lady Bosses (and Ben) interviews and highlights women leaders in whatever arena they are operating. From celebrities, CEO's, to athletes Lady Boss (and Ben) desires to show off their stories and empower all leaders listening that they matter and that they can make a difference. Of all Ben's ventures, his longest-running connection has been with Humanity and Hope United, where he holds a seat on the board. Established by one of his best friends and Mahogany Workplace contributor, Riley Fuller, Humanity & Hope United is a non-profit organization working to assist underserved villages in remote parts of Honduras. They partner with the people of each community to achieve sustainable change, focusing on the needs of individuals rather than a single issue or approach. This month we have a free resource giveaway you can easily download to help you dig deeper on the inner work to develop capacity in yourself to reach for bigger dreams.. ————————— On the episode: Producer : Haley King Engineer : Jackson Carpenter Co-host : Scott Schimmel

Ben Higgins is best known from season 20 of ABC’s hit series, “The Bachelor,” where he opened himself up to millions of viewers, giving them the chance to truly get to know him. The opportunity ultimately led to an enhanced platform that he now uses to share what he is most passionate about with others – his faith, his hope for humanity and his love of sports. Born and raised in Winona Lake, IN, Ben currently resides in Denver, CO, where he moved after graduating from Indiana University in 2012. Since “The Bachelor,” Ben has been keeping up with a number of projects with the help of some of his closest friends. Most recently, Ben founded Generous International, a for purpose company dedicated to contributing profits to social issues around the world, starting with a cup of coffee. With a vision to change the way society thinks of consumer products, all Generous merchandise is designed specifically to create and multiply good in the world. Whether creating jobs, feeding children or improving education, it begins with giving back in order to build a world that we all want to live in. In 2017 Ben created a lifestyle blog, The Mahogany Workplace, where people are free to openly and honestly discuss all things life, love and everything in between. From style to travel to world views, Ben and his team of refreshing contributors cover it all, with the one common thread being complete transparency about how life can truly be – a series of ups and downs, joys and sorrows, triumph and pain.  Ben stays connected with his loyal Bachelor following with his iHeartMedia podcast, “Almost Famous,” which he co-hosts with his friend and former Bachelor contestant, Ashley Iaconetti. It’s the perfect destination for fans to get an inside perspective on the popular franchise as they break down the current Bachelor season in addition to discussing pop culture, offering relationship advice and allowing listeners to keep up with their personal lives. Along with “Almost Famous” a new project started in 2018 for Ben and IheartMedia; a new podcast venture called Lady Bosses (and Ben). Ben along with his co-host Jesse Draper believe that we are at our best when we can communicate openly, honestly, and respectfully. Lady Bosses (and Ben) interviews and highlights women leaders in whatever arena they are operating. From celebrities, CEO’s, to athletes Lady Boss (and Ben) desires to show off their stories and empower all leaders listening that they matter and that they can make a difference. Of all Ben’s ventures, his longest-running connection has been with Humanity and Hope United, where he holds a seat on the board. Established by one of his best friends and Mahogany Workplace contributor, Riley Fuller, Humanity & Hope United is a non-profit organization working to assist underserved villages in remote parts of Honduras. They partner with the people of each community to achieve sustainable change, focusing on the needs of individuals rather than a single issue or approach. This month we have a free resource giveaway you can easily download to help you dig deeper on the inner work to develop capacity in yourself to reach for bigger dreams.. ————————— On the episode: Producer : Haley King Engineer : Jackson Carpenter Co-host : Scott Schimmel

People may know Ben best from his time on season 20 of ABC “The Bachelor” . “ The Bachelor” has allowed Ben an enhanced platform to share what he is most passionate about which is his faith, his hope for humanity. Ben is using his platform to change the world. We dig into some of his heart projects which include Generous International, a company dedicated to giving profits to social issues around the world starting with coffee. He also works closely with Humanity for Hope United, an organization that assists underserved villages in remote parts of Honduras. We talk about no matter the size of our influence we can serve others right where we are.  Every person has the capacity to love another and change another’s life. We talk about life after the Bachelor and what that has looked like with his work with charity. Find everything we talk about and links here: https://www.bestrongstory.com/be-love-podcast

In one of my favorite interviews of all time, I chatted with Ben Higgens through the computer just like we were old friends. He had the flu, so his voice is a little raspy, but it totally worked for him. He talked about his life after the Bachelor, his new flame, Jessica, turning 30, his businesses and humanitarian work. Ben is busy doing wonderful things in the world and we couldn't be happier for his successes. He agreed to come visit Idaho for a watch party, so plan on that, Ladies! He loved my vision for Just Do Some Good and now I'm fired up about it. His main charity is called Humanity and Hope United and I'm super grateful for all the good he is doing. Keep posting about service! You can connect with Ben on Instagram @higgens.ben or email him from his profile. That's how I connected with him and it totally paid off. You can also listen to his podcast with Ashley I. called the Almost Famous Podcast on any podcast listening app. Please don't forget about the Holiday House Boutique this weekend, April 11th-13th. Come early for the best selection, but just come, because there is certainly something for everyone. Also, tickets for my You ROCK! Workshop are on sale now on Eventbrite or through my Instagram profile @monitanner1. It's going to be are really transformational morning and I don't want you to miss out. Your ticket includes a catered lunch and a You Rock workbook for you to take home. Child care is available onsite for those of you who need it.

In one of my favorite interviews of all time, I chatted with Ben Higgens through the computer just like we were old friends. He had the flu, so his voice is a little raspy, but it totally worked for him. He talked about his life after the Bachelor, his new flame, Jessica, turning 30, his businesses and humanitarian work. Ben is busy doing wonderful things in the world and we couldn’t be happier for his successes. He agreed to come visit Idaho for a watch party, so plan on that, Ladies! He loved my vision for Just Do Some Good and now I’m fired up about it. His main charity is called Humanity and Hope United and I’m super grateful for all the good he is doing. Keep posting about service! You can connect with Ben on Instagram @higgens.ben or email him from his profile. That’s how I connected with him and it totally paid off. You can also listen to his podcast with Ashley I. called the Almost Famous Podcast on any podcast listening app. Please don’t forget about the Holiday House Boutique this weekend, April 11th-13th. Come early for the best selection, but just come, because there is certainly something for everyone. Also, tickets for my You ROCK! Workshop are on sale now on Eventbrite or through my Instagram profile @monitanner1. It’s going to be are really transformational morning and I don’t want you to miss out. Your ticket includes a catered lunch and a You Rock workbook for you to take home. Child care is available onsite for those of you who need it.

Unless you've lived under a rock, you know Ben Higgins from ABC's The Bachelor.  But what you may not know is that this man has a heart for social good, faith, and leadership. He understands that purchasing power can and should be used to make an impact. This episode, I talk with Ben Higgins about life on The Bachelor, his faith, and his work creating sustainable change through his for profit organization, Generous Coffee. Life After The Bachelor When you're on The Bachelor, you all of a sudden have an audience and millions of eyes are on your life. While it's so easy to use this newfound fame and get a big head, Ben has committed to making a difference in the world. Ben remembers a time when he enjoyed having all eyes on him as the bachelor, but it didn't last. “The euphoric feeling of having your ego stroked ended- I was left to question a lot of things” Faith and Work He recognizes the partnership between faith and action.  Instead of just praying things into existence, which is important, he knows we have vital roles to play in creating a world and culture of hope and change. “I don't think we give ourselves enough credit sometimes.” “God has entrusted us with skills, intelligence, and wisdom to get to a place where we can be good stewards for the world He has created for us.” We have to deconstruct our beliefs to strengthen our why's and live with integrity. Ben often thinks back to this quote: “Live your life like you'll be written about in the Bible.” Creating Lasting Change Ben's friend Riley Fuller started a non-profit called Humanity and Hope United, which focuses on ending poverty in Honduras. Ben and Riley witnessed the poverty and saw that they were being helped, but not in a way that would create lasting change. He remembered being angry about what he saw for years after until Riley suggested they partner with these countries. They partnered with communities in Honduras to support them in reaching their goals.   Six years in he was overwhelmed with the realization that small businesses were succeeding and children were graduating school. Today's ceiling is tomorrow's floor.  Ben challenges himself and others to never get complacent, “How far have we come, and how far can we go?” Generous Coffee He recognizes that The Bachelor gave him a platform that allowed him to get funding for their project, but that it won't last forever. Two years ago, he and Riley started Generous Coffee as a for-profit business to help fund the non-profit. Now, Ben is the operating president, chief executive officer, and co-founder along with Drew Scholl and Riley Fuller. Their coffee comes from nine different countries. T-shirts are made from water bottles by women in Haiti. Beyond non-profits, there are so many for-profits that donate a portion of their profits to causes they believe in, like Newman's Own. Following in the footsteps of this, Ben is looking forward to continuing his work with Generous Coffee. “When you see a purpose, no matter how big or small, stay in your lane and pursue it and complete it and do it with vigor.” This week's episode is brought to you by Generous Coffee. It creates a community that creates sustainable change and believes in the unique power of the human being. It is a for-profit business and they're always partnering with organizations that share their values. Join the movement! Go to generousmovement.com to see their products and what they're up to. This episode is ALSO brought to you by Steereo. Are you obsessed with music? Are you looking to stay ahead of the next big music trends? If you become a contributor at Steereo.com/contributor, you can get rewards for rating music! XO, Kat Harris

Never miss another interview! Join Devin here: http://bit.ly/joindevin. Humanity and Hope United, a nonprofit working in rural Honduras, raised $37,000 in 36 hours on crowdfunding site CaringCrowd. The site, sponsored by Johnson & Johnson, offers genuinely free crowdfunding services for global, public health related projects, charging only credit card processing. Unlike some crowdfunding sites, CaringCrowd does not ask your donors to fund the operation. Johnson & Johnson funds that so it is truly free. Humanity and Hope United is using the money it raised to drill a well in a remote Honduran village that lacks a source of clean water. Most people there are sick most of the time because of it. Dr. Rodrigo Diaz, a volunteer, explains that clean water to significantly reduce the incidence of diarrhea and other gastrointestinal diseases that hamper learning in school and productivity at work. Check out my free webinar where I share the secrets of successful nonprofit crowdfunding at http://crowdfundingforsocialgood.org.

Friends since childhood, The Bachelor's Ben Higgins and President of Humanity and Hope United Foundation Riley Fuller would never have imagined where they are today. Ben is also on the board of Humanity and Hope United and both Ben and Riley are Co-Founders of Generous Coffee Co. Hear how these men took the brokenness of their pasts and used it to create a powerful vessel to fight injustice in the world and provide sustainable change, love, relationships and generosity to those who need it most. Visit this link to listen in."

  Most widely known for his roles on ABC’s The Bachelorette and The Bachelor, you will soon realize that my guest, Ben Higgins, is more than just a reality TV star. After his time on The Bachelor, he used that platform to help others and create a dynamic business model in the process. And it all began with his friend’s non-profit organization called Humanity and Hope United.   Believing whole-heartedly in this organization’s mission to assist underserved villages in remote parts of Honduras, Ben wanted to ensure the longevity and success of it. And that’s when they got the idea to create a for profit business with the purpose of supporting a non-profit. This business model is pure genius and he predicts that it’s only the beginning for other future businesses.   I cannot wait for you to hear Ben’s story and how he seems to embody all things generosity. It’s no surprise that relating, connecting and being generous with people are so important to him. From his business model to his blog and podcast, Ben gets super transparent in an attempt to let people know that at the heart we’re all the same and that we all have a passion to share with the world.   Don’t be surprised if this episode blows your mind and likely gives you a nudge to give back more, too.   --   Question Highlights: What was life like before The Bachelor vs. after? Growing up, what did you think you’d be doing as an adult? Was your new-found fame easier to deal with because of your desire to work with people? How did you learn to cope with trolls and negative comments that came with your fame? Do you feel you have a responsibility to use your influence for good or is it a choice? How does your podcast give back? How have your parents dealt with your fam? What makes for a successful blog? What is one of the toughest parts of running a non-profit business?   In This Episode We Talk about:   The unexpected and difficult growth that happened during Ben’s time on The Bachelor Dealing with sudden fame The power in knowing that you can’t please everyone Why it’s important to always be aware of what your intentions are The common desire that everyone wants to be loved and not be alone The importance of authenticity in a blog How Ben used The Bachelor platform to create Generous International How Generous International was founded Why Generous Coffee can compete with big brands like Starbucks Why future businesses will need a social cause tied to them How Generous International works with Humanity and Hope United to develop communities and make sustainable change in the world Why the non-profit world needs your passion And so much more…   Ben’s Thoughts…   “Stay open to the criticism, but also be confident enough to know that you may have to reject it sometimes because you know what your intentions are.”   “You can live life simple. It doesn’t have to be hard.”   “When much is given, much is expected.”   “Profit is sacred.”   “The more profit we make, the bigger the long-term impact.”   “From start to finish, we want to be generous.”   “When we are loving on others and building relationships, life makes more sense.”   “No one should be apologetic about wanting to live a great story.”   -- Ben Higgins is from Winona Lake, IN but currently calls Denver, CO home. People may know Ben best from his time on season 20 of ABC’s “The Bachelor.” The Bachelor has allowed Ben an enhanced platform to share what he is most passionate about which is his faith, his hope for humanity, and his love for sports. Today Ben, along with some of his closest friends, started a few new projects that take up his free time. The projects include the Mahogany Workplace blog, which allows people to talk about life exactly how it is: a series of ups and downs, joys and sorrows, pain and triumph; a for-profit company called Generous International; a podcast with IHeart Media called “Almost Famous” with co-host friend and former Bachelor contestant Ashley I.; and a board seat with the nonprofit organization Humanity and Hope United. -- Resources: Humanity and Hope United http://Humanityandhopeunited.org  Generous International/Generous Coffee http://Generousmovement.org Mahogany Workplace Blog http://Mahoganyworkplace.com Almost Famous Podcast https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-ben-and-ashley-i-almost-famous-podcast/id1238355247?mt=2 IG: @higgins.ben Twitter: @benhiggi --  For more stories and tips on becoming unapologetically wealthy, follow me @Chriswharder on Instagram and check out fortheloveofmoney.com.