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Celebrate our 200th episode with our #1 most downloaded show guest Julie McGuire, eco-artist and internet sensation Ike Wynter, and the Black Fairy Godmother herself, Simone Gordon. We talk the good of conquering literal mountains, turning trash into treasure, and how community means - and is - everything, especially right now in the time we are living in. Our mission has remained the same over all 200 episodes: shine the light - find the light - in the darkness and prove there is good out there, and lots of it. And if you shine the light bright enough, you might even find a surprise fourth good guest at the end of this party of an episode. Who is this good mystery person? Press play and find out. This 200th party wouldn't be the same without you... ______________________________________ WORLD GONE GOOD is recording our first ever LIVE EPISODE and you can be there to see it all happen. Check out: Visit https://consciouslifeexpo.com/?ref=mjnlzjh for more details. Start the new year with a new mystery: MURDER UNMASKED, Steve's second book in his series, THE DOG WALKING DETECTIVES, is finally here! Get your copy and enjoy some good cozy mystery times: Amazon: https://shorturl.at/fDR47 Barnes & Noble: https://shorturl.at/3ccTy Solve the cozy mystery of DROWN TOWN - Steve's first novel is available now: Amazon: https://amzn.to/478W8mp Barnes & Noble: https://bit.ly/3Mv7cCk

In this powerful episode, Krista sits down with Simone Gordon, known across social media as the Black Fairy Godmother, who transformed her own experience as a struggling single mother into a revolutionary mutual aid movement. Simone shares how a personal crisis led her to create a network that provides immediate, direct assistance to families in emergency situations. From covering utility bills to securing housing for domestic violence survivors, her social media-based initiative has become a lifeline for countless families in crisis. In our conversation, we explore: - The pivotal moment that transformed Simone from aid recipient to community leader - How she built a trusted network of helpers through social media - The unique challenges single mothers face in accessing traditional aid systems - Real stories of lives changed through immediate community support - Why the fairy godmother imagery resonates with her mission of creating "magical" moments of help - The future of mutual aid and how listeners can get involved It's a really special episode about how to build a movement and the ripple effect it can have, and we can't wait for you to listen! Follow the Black Fairy Godmother: https://www.instagram.com/theblackfairygodmotherofficial/ How to support the mission: https://www.amazon.com/registries/gl/guest-view/R4DPUMDDGV48 ---- Take the "What's Your Sales Style Quiz?": https://www.kristademcher.com/sales-style-quiz Follow us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfQNMxt1N_x6vO_dnizVu2g Follow SHE SELLS HE SELLS on IG:: https://www.instagram.com/shesellshesellspodcast

It's the most wonderful time of the year... and there's still time to make an impact! Crockett chats this week with Simone Gordon, the founder of the Black Fairy Godmother Foundation, to discuss the amazing things she and her team do, and how you can help uplift marginalized families nationwide this year! It's the Tackling Adulthood podcast! Brought to you by the nation's first cable company – Service Electric, celebrating 75 years - visit SECTV.com!! And by the Cumulus Podcast Network and Cumulus Media Allentown! Find the TACKLING ADULTHOOD podcast on our station's website - Google, Spotify, Apple Podcasts - or wherever you get your podcasts!!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome Simone Gordon, The Black Fairy Godmother, to The Whole View! In this special bonus episode, Simone shares with Stacy her personal story and what led her to start The Black Fairy Godmother Foundation. The Foundation's mission is to restore Black and Brown families' stability by removing the barriers that keep them in abject poverty and domestic violence situations. They are a nonprofit using the power of social media and crowdfunding to galvanize fellow 'Fairy Godmothers' to volunteer and contribute resources to help families in need. Please consider making a donation or adopting a mom for their Mother's Day project, which fulfills self-care wishes for caretakers who are marginalized and need someone to take care of them for a change! Find Simone: theblackfairygodmother.org instagram.com/theblackfairygodmotherofficial ADOPT A MOM: form.jotform.com/210956965851064  Don't forget to subscribe to this channel and visit realeverything.com! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On the October 29 edition of the WBGO Journal, Bob Hennelly previews the midterm elections and you'll meet the Black Fairy Godmother Simone Gordon

On the October 29 edition of the WBGO Journal, Bob Hennelly previews the midterm elections and you'll meet the Black Fairy Godmother Simone Gordon

Simone Gordon - Philanthropist, special needs advocate, community organizer, and fairy godmother to minority women in need. Join me in welcoming Simone Gordon to the show. We will talk about her mission and listen to her share stories of some women she has helped.

Fairy Dust Isn't Always Shiny...The Black Fairy Godmother Foundation, founded by Simone Gordon, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization created to help Black and Brown marginalized families. Our foundation uses the power of networking, social media, and influence to connect families in need with people that can help.We have a variety of programs to meet the needs of those who need assistance. Our goal is to not only provide relief but help them to get to a place of stability and equip them with the proper tools and support so they may sustain themselves going forward.https://www.theblackfairygodmother.org/https://www.facebook.com/theblackfairygodmotherofficialhttps://www.instagram.com/theblackfairygodmotherofficial/〰️〰️Shanny

The No Ideas Original Podcast will be joined by Simone Gordon also known as The Black Fairy Godmother @TheBlackFairyGodmotherOfficial will join us on IG Live as we discuss her work as a Philanthropist, Special Needs Advocate and Black Community Organizer. You won't want to miss this episode! #theblackfairygodmother #nonprofit #familiesinneed #supportwomen #donate #helpingothers #supportfamilies #communityfirst #bethechange #fightingpoverty #blackfairygodmother #nonprofitsupport #noideasoriginalpodcast #singlemothers #marginalizedcommunities #singlemothers #supportsinglemothers #fairyfunds

The No Ideas Original Podcast will be joined by Simone Gordon also known as The Black Fairy Godmother @TheBlackFairyGodmotherOfficial will join us on IG Live as we discuss her work as a Philanthropist, Special Needs Advocate and Black Community Organizer. You won't want to miss this episode! #theblackfairygodmother #nonprofit #familiesinneed #supportwomen #donate #helpingothers #supportfamilies #communityfirst #bethechange #fightingpoverty #blackfairygodmother #nonprofitsupport #noideasoriginalpodcast #singlemothers #marginalizedcommunities #singlemothers #supportsinglemothers #fairyfunds

Simone Gordon is a single mother of a severely autistic son and the founder of the Black Fairy Godmother Organization which helps marginalized black and brown families. To date, Simone has helped over 500 families and has housed more than 122. In this episode, we talk about the broken parts of the nonprofit sector and why we need to stop putting people in boxes and really listen to their needs. Simone's journey is tied to her own experience in the sector and it poses important questions about the role the sector can play in customized support for individuals, ways to connect donors with recipients, and how to listen to the needs of individuals and let them define what support looks like for them. Join this real and raw conversation with The Black Fairy Godmother to get an inside look at her work and walk away with some great takeaways for how to run your next grassroots campaigns.

Watch our 40th Episode of Sexy Is Timeless Talk. This talk show is about inspiring, motivating and entertaining with my fabulous co-hosts Samantha Bessudo-Drucker and Delaina Dixon. This episode features special guest Simone Gordon, the Official Black Fairy Godmother. She is a motivational speaker, an advocate for special needs children and a domestic violence resource specialist. Embracing kindness and helping families throughout the community. Learn more about where her passion and motivation comes from. Let's all give the gift of love and kindness to all our family and friends this holiday season. https://www.facebook.com/luisadiaztv/ Get your copy of my book, Sexy Is Timeless on Amazon or on my website www.luisadiaz.com

Kate and Katie make Super Bowl predictions and discuss their true love this Valentine's Day -- Air Fryers. They talk with real life super hero, Simone Gordon, about her amazing non-profit, The Black Fairy Godmother.

Today on the show we have Simone Gordon, otherwise known as The Black Fairy Godmother.Simone is the founder and CEO of The Black Fairy Godmother Foundation. It's a New Jersey-based non-profit that assists communities in need across the country. Most of the people she's helping are marginalized women and children, members of the LGBTQ community, and domestic violence victims. Her foundation helps those who are homeless, or facing homelessness. Or, need basic home items, like a mattress to sleep on or a refrigerator or some groceries for the week.As you'll hear in this conversation, she uses the power of social media and crowdfunding to help raise funds for others every day. One big focus of the foundation during this time of year is The Wishlist Angel's Project. It assists families who need a little uplift during the holiday season, such as extras in our life like toys or other necessities, such as home goods. Website: TheBlackFairyGodmotherInstagram: @theblackfairygodmotherofficialAdopt a Family for the Holidays: The Wishlist Angel's ProjectDonation Info: Click Here for the Full ListFacebook: @theblackfairygodmotherofficialABOUT THIS PODCAST For more information about this episode, or other podcast episodes, visit Hunker.com/podcast.This podcast is produced by Laurie Gunning Grossman.Being Home With Hunker is recorded and mixed at Night Shift Audio.Theme music by Jonathan Grossman.Show art designed by Mory Men. ABOUT HUNKERHunker inspires and empowers you to create a space that expresses who you are, shows off your unique style, and makes your life happier and more productive.Visit us, follow us, learn more.Hunker: Hunker.comInstagram: @hunkerhomeSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Simone Gordon is a leader at helping people. As a single mother raising an autistic son and going to college, she received help from someone so she decided to pay it forward and the Black Fairy Godmother was born. This is her inspiring story of how to keep life simple, invest and uplift others, and treat everyone you meet with kindness. Simone's been featured on CNN and ABC News, as well as in the pages of People Magazine. She is the definition of what this podcast is all about. Visit THE BLACK FAIRY GODMOTHER WEBSITE HERE to grab your own wand and help others.

Philanthropist, special needs advocate, community organizer, and fairy godmother to minority women in need. Join me in welcoming Simone Gordon to the show. We will talk about her mission and listen to her share stories of some women she has helped.

Simone Gordon aka the 'Black Fairy Godmother' is a shining example of how one person can make a big difference in the lives of others. In recent years the single mother and nursing student has made headlines for using social media to provide emergency services for people in need.  Simone has been featured in People Magazine, on the Kelly Clarkson Show, as well as on Good Morning America.  In this episode of Motivational Mondays Simone shares her passion for helping others and explains the inspiration behind her growing philanthropic movement. You'll learn how ‘The Black Fairy Godmother' network has become a notable emergency assistance platform bringing hope to marginalized communities and individuals. LEARN MORE: >>> Learn more about the Black Fairy Godmother Non-Profit (https://www.theblackfairygodmother.org/) >>> Follow the Black Fairy Godmother on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/theblackfairygodmotherofficial/) >>> Connect with Simone Gordon on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/simone-gordon-579691203/)   NSLS MEMBERS ONLY: Listen to the bonus episode to learn how ‘The Black Fairy Godmother' platform is expanding its network and how strangers on social media helped an elderly stroke victim with no family. {https://thens.ls/3sdbmDq}

Most 20-Something young mothers, seeking information and support for their non-verbal autistic son, wouldn't take their concerns to social media. If mothers ever did so, they would likely be upset and posting simply about their frustration and desperation.But most young mothers aren't Simone Gordon.When Simone struggled to find what she needed to help her son through traditional government and private agencies placed her in a continuous loop of unreturned calls, she went on social media for help. Her plea did not go unheard.“Four different women responded to me from a Facebook group,” says Simone. Among these women was one who called a number that originally went unanswered for Simone. The next week, her son began therapy. Her fiery grandmother pushed her to not give up, which sparked a purpose and a passion in Simone as she found her voice. Simone turned her audacity into authority and began to build on her capacity to outreach. She began to build community partnerships with women who shared her frustration but did not have her voice.Simone Gordon went to work, serving underserved, marginalized and underemployed women and their children and helping them get housing and helping them to go back to school and rebuild their lives. One woman, a woman by the name of Theresa, followed Simone's lead and went live to plead for $1,000 for four hours so she would not be evicted. People tagged Simone on the post and she went into action, stopping the eviction and being dubbed “The Black Fairy Godmother” by the woman she helped. “That's why during COVID-19, over $250,000 went directly to families which helped with rent, food and resources,” says Simone. “March 2020 changed my life forever. We've only got 12 volunteers but we did what we needed to do.”

Most 20-Something young mothers, seeking information and support for their non-verbal autistic son, wouldn't take their concerns to social media. If mothers ever did so, they would likely be upset and posting simply about their frustration and desperation.But most young mothers aren't Simone Gordon.When Simone struggled to find what she needed to help her son through traditional government and private agencies placed her in a continuous loop of unreturned calls, she went on social media for help. Her plea did not go unheard.“Four different women responded to me from a Facebook group,” says Simone. Among these women was one who called a number that originally went unanswered for Simone. The next week, her son began therapy. Her fiery grandmother pushed her to not give up, which sparked a purpose and a passion in Simone as she found her voice. Simone turned her audacity into authority and began to build on her capacity to outreach. She began to build community partnerships with women who shared her frustration but did not have her voice.Simone Gordon went to work, serving underserved, marginalized and underemployed women and their children and helping them get housing and helping them to go back to school and rebuild their lives. One woman, a woman by the name of Theresa, followed Simone's lead and went live to plead for $1,000 for four hours so she would not be evicted. People tagged Simone on the post and she went into action, stopping the eviction and being dubbed “The Black Fairy Godmother” by the woman she helped. “That's why during COVID-19, over $250,000 went directly to families which helped with rent, food and resources,” says Simone. “March 2020 changed my life forever. We've only got 12 volunteers but we did what we needed to do.”

Most 20-Something young mothers, seeking information and support for their non-verbal autistic son, wouldn't take their concerns to social media. If mothers ever did so, they would likely be upset and posting simply about their frustration and desperation. But most young mothers aren't Simone Gordon. When Simone struggled to find what she needed to help her son through traditional government and private agencies placed her in a continuous loop of unreturned calls, she went on social media for help. Her plea did not go unheard. “Four different women responded to me from a Facebook group,” says Simone. Among these women was one who called a number that originally went unanswered for Simone. The next week, her son began therapy. Her fiery grandmother pushed her to not give up, which sparked a purpose and a passion in Simone as she found her voice. Simone turned her audacity into authority and began to build on her capacity to outreach. She began to build community partnerships with women who shared her frustration but did not have her voice. Simone Gordon went to work, serving underserved, marginalized and underemployed women and their children and helping them get housing and helping them to go back to school and rebuild their lives. One woman, a woman by the name of Theresa, followed Simone's lead and went live to plead for $1,000 for four hours so she would not be evicted. People tagged Simone on the post and she went into action, stopping the eviction and being dubbed “The Black Fairy Godmother” by the woman she helped. “That's why during COVID-19, over $250,000 went directly to families which helped with rent, food and resources,” says Simone. “March 2020 changed my life forever. We've only got 12 volunteers but we did what we needed to do.”

Most 20-Something young mothers, seeking information and support for their non-verbal autistic son, wouldn't take their concerns to social media. If mothers ever did so, they would likely be upset and posting simply about their frustration and desperation. But most young mothers aren't Simone Gordon. When Simone struggled to find what she needed to help her son through traditional government and private agencies placed her in a continuous loop of unreturned calls, she went on social media for help. Her plea did not go unheard. “Four different women responded to me from a Facebook group,” says Simone. Among these women was one who called a number that originally went unanswered for Simone. The next week, her son began therapy. Her fiery grandmother pushed her to not give up, which sparked a purpose and a passion in Simone as she found her voice. Simone turned her audacity into authority and began to build on her capacity to outreach. She began to build community partnerships with women who shared her frustration but did not have her voice. Simone Gordon went to work, serving underserved, marginalized and underemployed women and their children and helping them get housing and helping them to go back to school and rebuild their lives. One woman, a woman by the name of Theresa, followed Simone's lead and went live to plead for $1,000 for four hours so she would not be evicted. People tagged Simone on the post and she went into action, stopping the eviction and being dubbed “The Black Fairy Godmother” by the woman she helped. “That's why during COVID-19, over $250,000 went directly to families which helped with rent, food and resources,” says Simone. “March 2020 changed my life forever. We've only got 12 volunteers but we did what we needed to do.” Simone continued to reach out and one day declared that she needed 50 volunteers. Her efforts helped her to build a corporate relationship with InstaCart, the food delivery service, who wanted to know why she was ordering so much food to different addresses. Now InstaCart has forgiven any delivery fees for orders over $200.00 per family, which is most of their orders. Simone has expanded her reach with many programs benefitting communities. Angel Food Assistance Fund helps families facing food insecurity. The Domestic Violence Fund helps to safely place families who are fleeing unsafe environments. Simone herself returned home to New Jersey after leaving domestic violence abuse. She reminds those that domestic violence can be physical, emotional and even financial. The Adopt-A-Family Program allows partners to either share with outreach in a fundraiser on social media or in their own personal social and professional circles. The Emergency Assistance Fund is for the sole purpose of helping families with immediate needs for transportation, utility bills, urgent medical care, and other critical situations. The Birthday Fundraiser uses a birthday celebration to make a difference by choosing a fundraiser to promote amongst your friends, family, and associates. Rounding out with a daily fundraiser for various needs, The Black Fairy Godmother Foundation also launched The Fairy Dust Scholarship Fund, which helps women with enrollment into a community college or receive a license/certificate in a field of their choice. This next-level, next step helps marginalized mothers to have a second chance at life. Simone adds – “this opportunity allows them to stabilize their lives so that they know that there is life after trauma.” The determined and daring young mother, activist, advocate and motivator appeared on The Kelly Clarkson Show, Good Morning America, and The Daily Blast LIVE – among others. But Simone turns all her focus towards the programs and the participating families that The Black Fairy Godmother Foundation desires to help daily. “I don't ever want anyone else to ever have to feel frustrated and separated like I did,” Simone explains. “Someone helped me find services, support for my son, go back to school and to help change other people's lives. I want to help someone else do that in their city, their town, in their own family.” As Simone continues to be the Black Fairy Godmother, she is also completing her degree in Nursing, so that she can move into the field of Public Health. Simone wants to live a life that would make her grandmother proud of the woman that she has become. “My grandmother passed while I was taking my entrance exam into the program,” Simone says. “She was my fire, my rock. That's when I told the volunteers that my grandmother's death was also me shifting gears. Yes, I am housing these women but I am also helping them with their lives.” Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/theblackfairygodmotherofficial Twitter - https://twitter.com/theblackfairyg1 Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/theblackfairygodmotherofficial

Most 20-Something young mothers, seeking information and support for their non-verbal autistic son, wouldn't take their concerns to social media. If mothers ever did so, they would likely be upset and posting simply about their frustration and desperation.But most young mothers aren't Simone Gordon.When Simone struggled to find what she needed to help her son through traditional government and private agencies placed her in a continuous loop of unreturned calls, she went on social media for help. Her plea did not go unheard.“Four different women responded to me from a Facebook group,” says Simone. Among these women was one who called a number that originally went unanswered for Simone. The next week, her son began therapy. Her fiery grandmother pushed her to not give up, which sparked a purpose and a passion in Simone as she found her voice. Simone turned her audacity into authority and began to build on her capacity to outreach. She began to build community partnerships with women who shared her frustration but did not have her voice.Simone Gordon went to work, serving underserved, marginalized and underemployed women and their children and helping them get housing and helping them to go back to school and rebuild their lives. One woman, a woman by the name of Theresa, followed Simone's lead and went live to plead for $1,000 for four hours so she would not be evicted. People tagged Simone on the post and she went into action, stopping the eviction and being dubbed “The Black Fairy Godmother” by the woman she helped. “That's why during COVID-19, over $250,000 went directly to families which helped with rent, food and resources,” says Simone. “March 2020 changed my life forever. We've only got 12 volunteers but we did what we needed to do.”Simone continued to reach out and one day declared that she needed 50 volunteers. Her efforts helped her to build a corporate relationship with InstaCart, the food delivery service, who wanted to know why she was ordering so much food to different addresses. Now InstaCart has forgiven any delivery fees for orders over $200.00 per family, which is most of their orders.Simone has expanded her reach with many programs benefitting communities. Angel Food Assistance Fund helps families facing food insecurity. The Domestic Violence Fund helps to safely place families who are fleeing unsafe environments. Simone herself returned home to New Jersey after leaving domestic violence abuse. She reminds those that domestic violence can be physical, emotional and even financial. The Adopt-A-Family Program allows partners to either share with outreach in a fundraiser on social media or in their own personal social and professional circles. The Emergency Assistance Fund is for the sole purpose of helping families with immediate needs for transportation, utility bills, urgent medical care, and other critical situations. The Birthday Fundraiser uses a birthday celebration to make a difference by choosing a fundraiser to promote amongst your friends, family, and associates.Rounding out with a daily fundraiser for various needs, The Black Fairy Godmother Foundation also launched The Fairy Dust Scholarship Fund, which helps women with enrollment into a community college or receive a license/certificate in a field of their choice. This next-level, next step helps marginalized mothers to have a second chance at life. Simone adds – “this opportunity allows them to stabilize their lives so that they know that there is life after trauma.”The determined and daring young mother, activist, advocate and motivator appeared on The Kelly Clarkson Show, Good Morning America, and The Daily Blast LIVE – among others. But Simone turns all her focus towards the programs and the participating families that The Black Fairy Godmother Foundation desires to help daily.“I don't ever want anyone else to ever have to feel frustrated and separated like I did,” Simone explains. “Someone helped me find services, support for my son, go back to school and to help change other people's lives. I want to help someone else do that in their city, their town, in their own family.”As Simone continues to be the Black Fairy Godmother, she is also completing her degree in Nursing, so that she can move into the field of Public Health. Simone wants to live a life that would make her grandmother proud of the woman that she has become. “My grandmother passed while I was taking my entrance exam into the program,” Simone says. “She was my fire, my rock. That's when I told the volunteers that my grandmother's death was also me shifting gears. Yes, I am housing these women but I am also helping them with their lives.”Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/theblackfairygodmotherofficial Twitter - https://twitter.com/theblackfairyg1Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/theblackfairygodmotherofficial

Simone Gordon aka The Black Fairy Godmother, has made major headlines for her use of social media to provide emergency services for people in need.Today, Simone is followed by major celebrity contributors, and she's been featured in People, Parade, The Kelly Clarkson Show and Good Morning America to name a few. Simone and I spoke recently, and the Black Fairy Godmother explained the inspiration and motivation behind her incredible philanthropy.Learn more. Follow Simone aka 'The Black Ferry Godmother' on Instagram and Facebook.

This week, Blake and Alison talk with special Guest Krysta Furioso, an amazing bead weaver. They get into finding your spark at a young age, what it's like to live in an artist community, how best to represent your culture and how to properly ask about cultural appropriation. So much insight and beauty in this week's episode. You don't want to miss it. Today's Trivia: “When were the earliest known European beads?” Play along and get the answer on Patreon “You can create your space anywhere. Create it for you and for everyone around you.” ~Krysta Furioso You Can Follow Krysta at: IG: @onlychildhandicrafts or check out her site https://www.onlychildhandicrafts.com/ And you can find Simone Gordon aka the Black Fairy Godmother @theblackfairygodmotherofficial You Can Follow the ConArtist at: FB: @theconartistpod IG: @theconartistpod TikTok: @theconartistpod Become a member on Patreon: patreon.com/theconartistpodcast You can follow Blake on IG @blakemciver You can follow Alison on IG @thealisonrobertson We are now available on Amazon Music

"How we can contribute to shift things is very personal and will look different for each person. And that's ok. We have to let go that there's only one way to do it."In this episode, acupuncturist Chiara Galimberti shares about the challenges, values and dreams of healing justice within healthcare practices. She talks about the systemic ways she sees dis-ease showing up and approaching wellness with the goal of reducing harm.We discuss:The challenges of engaging + practicing alternative healing within our systemsThe importance of healthcare within the framework of social justiceThe difference between neutral + mainstream spaces — embracing function over perfectionTransparency around lineage as a way to participate in justiceCentering your priorities, why you're doing what you're doing and who you are The fluid experience of being ‘other' in most circles and spaces Acupuncture as an environmental medicine, understanding our circumstances as a part of our dis-ease and healingBreaking the hierarchy of practitioner and patientHow acupuncture can lend itself to the practice of social justiceRe-appreciating folk medicine + food as medicineHow we're already practicing natural medicine at homeHer experience of the shortcomings of nationalized healthcare and private healthcareThe systemic ways she see dis-ease showing up in the bodyHow trauma sensitivity informs her practiceProviding opportunities for self-sovereignty in healthcareChoosing harm reduction over perfectionRe-framing how we value and notice care workIf you enjoy this episode, check out:Episode 31 w/ Gina BadgerEpisode 30 w/ Simone Gordon aka "Black Fairy Godmother"Episode 28 w/ Sabia WadeSHOW NOTESGet your FREE prompts to work with this week's astrologyExplore Purpose + AstrologyBook a SessionMary Grace's IGMary Grace's website//Chiara's IGChiara's websiteAcupressure for All - FREEAllied Media ConferenceCara PageAdela Nieves MartinezAdrienne Maree BrownJoin us for a free class on Taking Care : Pillars for Creation, Circularity + Support — tools to help you design your life with more support and care built in, especially during difficult times. This free class is Friday, March 18 at Noon ET/ 9:00a PT. Sign up here to attend and/or get the replay. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/mgallerdice)

The Full Set with "The Black Fairy Godmother" Simone Gordon https://people.com/…/simone-gordon-blac… instagram/Cashapp divinediva123 PayPal.me/divinebeginningsinc Venmo: @simone-gordon-4 Original recording on April 15 2020 ----- DiDi Delgado is creating change (unapologetically). http://linktr.ee/thedididelgado https://thedididelgado.com/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-full-set-podcast/support

Simone Gordon is as community organizer who supports minority women. She connects them with resources, food, safe places, finances and has earned her nickname "The Black Fairy Godmother." Simone has a true and beautiful heart and is being a bridge that helps so many people. She especially uplifts people with special needs children or folks who themselves have disabilities. In this episode, Simone shares with us about her personal story and how she got her nickname; she shares about the people she serves and the need to evolve how we view folks who need help.In this episodeSome exploration prompts for this momentTarot card for the week 8 of Cups reversedAstro for this weekTaking space to honor what is difficult right nowThe uninterrupted life that's happening all around usSimone's work and how she became known as the Black Fairy GodmotherAssisting women in domestic violence situationsShifting our focus from the negative The difficulty in dealing with the government systems + larger nonprofits when you need helpMothering a special needs childHer studies and dreams to become a nurseWhat she wishes the wider community knew about the work that she does and the people she servesThe dreams she hears from people who are asking for helpHer challenge for all of usSHOW NOTESPrompts for Permission + PresenceGet your heart practices Maya Angelou reading “A Brave + Startling Truth”Find the PURPOSE workshop. Use the code GUIDE to get 15% off.Mary GrJoin us for a free class on Taking Care : Pillars for Creation, Circularity + Support — tools to help you design your life with more support and care built in, especially during difficult times. This free class is Friday, March 18 at Noon ET/ 9:00a PT. Sign up here to attend and/or get the replay. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/mgallerdice)

The Nikki Rich Show live with Simone Gordon