Patrick Hampton, Volunteer and Development Manager with Youth Villages, who discusses the history, programs and impact of Youth Villages, along with the power of serving as a foster parent, mentor or volunteer. During the interview, Hampton highlights their back-to-school community outreach effort, known as Backpack Heroes, where you have a chance to help them offer their youth a head start going back to school with a new backpack and school supplies.

Kate Gazaway, Founder and Educator with Picture Change, who highlights how photography and pictures can be powerful avenues to create change, how her organization uses photography education to fight poverty, success stories and what Picture Change looks like in action, lessons learned and more.

Renee Rizzo, CEO of Hope Clinic for Women in Nashville, who discusses the organization's services around Pregnancy, Prevention, Counseling, and Mobile Services, along with how they've responded to COVID-19 with virtual offerings. Rizzo also highlights the power of volunteering as a pregnancy mentor and how financial and in-kind donations are valuable ways to help their efforts, as well.

Paula Anderson, Founder and President of Writing by Design Media, who discusses her company's Emerging and Enterprising Entrepreneurs (E3) Magazine, the expansion into Jackson and the Nashville and Middle Tennessee areas, the power of relationships with entrepreneurs and using media to help spotlight entrepreneurial stories.

Patilyn Lowery, Regional Executive, North Davidson County, and Sofia Guerrero, Regional Executive, South Davidson County, both with Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee, who highlight the programs and impact on girls and young women, how they are keeping girls engaged during the pandemic and how the girls are continuing to make the world a better place, a focus on innovation and technology, opportunities to volunteer and more.

Jeff Jowdy, President and Founder of Lighthouse Counsel, who talks about their work with nonprofits, their membership in The Giving Institute, philanthropic trends from 2019 and what they are seeing now, the power and importance of relationships with fundraising, their research around board chairs, and some of the key things nonprofits need to be doing right now.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Robyn Bass, CEO of Maple Ridge Events in Nashville, Tennessee, who discusses how her company has pivoted from in-person events to virtual events as a result of COVID-19, best practices and ways to leverage virtual events to create memorable experiences, trends for the event industry looking forward with hybrid events, leadership during crisis and more.

John Barzizza, longtime Board Member with SRVS in Memphis and Chairman of The 22nd Annual Sparkling Nights fundraising event that will be taking place virtually on August 20, 2020, discusses the history and mission of SRVS, the growth of the organization, programs and services, and why he personally has served for so many years. He also highlights the annual fundraising event that will be taking place virtually, for the first time, this year, and how everyone can support and participate.

Kevin Yates, Vice President of Sales for Image Works Commercial Interiors + MBI, discusses some of the major trends and considerations in safely bringing employees back into the office and workplace, ideas for reconfiguring your floorplans and utilizing existing systems, practical add-ons and future-proofing your office furniture with flexibility, sanitization services and ideas for supporting employees who are still working from home.

Tabitha Glenn, President of Junior League of Memphis, highlights the organization's longstanding legacy of promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women and improving communities through effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. During the interview, Glenn discusses their organizational structure, training and education programs, mentorship, impact, ways to get involved, and more.