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Hello from The River Foundation Podcast! Today we are speaking with our friend Sam Lee of Jessamine County, Kentucky. Sam talks to us about his unique community, how he has gotten involved, and what it means to actively use his faith for good. If you have a "crazy idea", you'll want to hear Sam's message at the end of the episode!
Episode Highlights
[1:05] "I had a new wife and new family without a job." Sam shares the stress he was under as his journey to Jessamine County began.
[3:30] Sam tells us about his River Foundation mentors and how they helped to shape his life.
[5:10] "I was young and had a lot of energy." This simple gesture by the community helped Sam to channel his energy.
[8:05] Sam tells us how he gives back to his community in a way that is both meaningful and sustainable. (He has helped over 80 non-profit organizations over the last 24 years!)
[11:00] "It's so cool to see the team, and how involved they are with this cause."
[12:45] Sam has some poignant advice for new and long-time members of The River Foundation - this is especially important for anyone who has a "crazy idea".
Episode Resources:
The Taste of Jessamine County
First Southern National Bank
By The River FoundationHello from The River Foundation Podcast! Today we are speaking with our friend Sam Lee of Jessamine County, Kentucky. Sam talks to us about his unique community, how he has gotten involved, and what it means to actively use his faith for good. If you have a "crazy idea", you'll want to hear Sam's message at the end of the episode!
Episode Highlights
[1:05] "I had a new wife and new family without a job." Sam shares the stress he was under as his journey to Jessamine County began.
[3:30] Sam tells us about his River Foundation mentors and how they helped to shape his life.
[5:10] "I was young and had a lot of energy." This simple gesture by the community helped Sam to channel his energy.
[8:05] Sam tells us how he gives back to his community in a way that is both meaningful and sustainable. (He has helped over 80 non-profit organizations over the last 24 years!)
[11:00] "It's so cool to see the team, and how involved they are with this cause."
[12:45] Sam has some poignant advice for new and long-time members of The River Foundation - this is especially important for anyone who has a "crazy idea".
Episode Resources:
The Taste of Jessamine County
First Southern National Bank