Heather Geronemus, founder of the Walk Like MADD and MADD Dash 5k Fort Lauderdale to benefit Mothers Against Drunk Driving, discusses her passion for giving to the Community, and offers advice for those starting down the path of philanthropy.

Germaine Smith-Baugh talks about her journey and challenges she had to overcome on the way to becoming the only Female President / CEO of the Urban League of Broward County.

Segment 1: Doctor Isaac Tourgeman discusses the importance of 'Cultural Competence' in mental health to support people of all race and backgrounds. http://www.albizu.edu Segment 2: Dr. Brenda Jimenz of Cleveland Clinic Weston discuss the importance of screening doing Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, as. will as risk factors and preventive behaviors. http://www.clevelandclinic.org/colorectal

Wesolowski talks about the transitions she went through, first in the newspaper industry adapting to delivering news digitally, to discovering a way to serve the community with one of her first loves - dogs - as Executive Dircctory of Canine Assisted Therapy Dogs, Inc. http://www.catdogs.org

President / CEO of the Children's Services Council since its inception in 2001, Seltzer discusses some of the challenge of running a government entity, the highlights of seeing children succeed, and provides wisdom about being willing to change paths along your career journey. http://www.cscbroward.org

Segment 1: Guest: President / CEO Paco Velez. Velez talks about the increasing need for food assistance amid the current economy, and how gas prices create additional challenges in delivering food to needy neighborhoods. The Outrun Hunger 5k raises money to support FSF. http://www.feedingsouthflorida.org Segment 2: Guest: John Andersen, Deparment of Energy & Resources Management, Miami Dade County. Andersen discusses the importance of the 40th Annual Baynanza Biscayne Bay Shoreline Clean Up in maintaining the health and safety of the eco-system around Biscayne Bay. Volunteers can sign up for the April 23rd event at http://www.miamidade.gov/baynanza

Myra Weaver, Founder / CEO of the Florida Youth Orchestra, shares her inspiration for making music lessons accessible to children of all backgrounds, and how their musical studies coincide with an improvement in academic success, an increase in self-esteem and the ability to get along with others. Hear #InHerWords how the children inspire her as much as she inspires them. http://www.floridayouthorchestra.org

The Executive Director of Ronald McDonald House Charities talks about her career path from journalist to Executive Director of a major non-profit, and the people who inspired and taught her along the way. http://www.rmhcsouthflorida.org

Segment 1: Ray Baker, Director of Miami-Dade Public Library System, discusses the Library's 'Connectivity' Initiative, making more tablets and wi-fi hotspots available to borrow, with free internet service included. http://www.mdpls.org/mobile-device. Segment 2: Walk Like MADD and MADD Dash Fort Lauderdale 5k Founder, Heather Geronemus shares her personal story of losing her father to a drunk driver - and how that motivated her to support Women Against Drunk Driving, their services and advocacy for laws to reduce the number of drunk drivers on the road. The Walk is on April 23rd. http://www.walklikemadd.org/fortlauderdale

Kerry-Ann Royes, President & CEO of YWCA South Florida shares her journey coming to America from Jamaica as a 13-year old, through her passion for education, to her current mission to empower women and create racial justice. Join the 21-Day 'Stand Against Racism' at http://www.ywcasouthflorida.org