In this episode of the Accordis podcast, Shae Hinson interviews Mike, the founder and executive director of Advocates of Love, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping vulnerable children in the Dominican Republic. Mike shares his journey from a successful business career to nonprofit leadership, detailing his first mission trip to the DR and the establishment of Advocates of Love. He discusses the organization's current operations, community impact, success stories, and future plans, emphasizing the importance of faith and community involvement in their mission.

In this episode of the Grow Healthy Help People podcast, Shae Hinson interviews Stacy Huston, the executive director of SixDegrees.org. They discuss Stacy's journey from a successful career in sales to leading a nonprofit organization focused on connecting people through service. The conversation highlights the mission of SixDegrees.org, which aims to combat social isolation by fostering community engagement and collaboration among nonprofits. Stacy shares insights on the importance of storytelling, the impact of their network partners, and the innovative initiatives they are launching to scale their efforts and create meaningful change.

In this episode of the Grow Healthy, Help People podcast, host Shae Hinson speaks with Sherrie Palm, founder of the Association for Pelvic Organ Prolapse Support (APOPS). Sherrie shares her personal journey with pelvic organ prolapse, the founding of her nonprofit organization, and the importance of educating women about this common yet often stigmatized condition. The conversation covers the diagnosis, treatment options, and the challenges of running a nonprofit dedicated to women's health advocacy. Sherrie emphasizes the need for open communication about health issues and provides resources for women to educate themselves and seek help.

In this episode, Shae Hinson interviews Debbie from the Cyber Guild, discussing her journey from Northern Ireland to leading a nonprofit focused on cybersecurity. The conversation explores the mission of the Cyber Guild, emphasizing the importance of community, education, and leadership in building a secure technological environment. Debbie highlights the risks associated with poor cybersecurity practices, particularly for vulnerable populations, and shares insights into the programs and events organized by the Cyber Guild to empower individuals, especially women, in the cybersecurity field. The discussion also touches on the systems and tools used for nonprofit management and the significance of engagement and outreach strategies.

In this episode, Shae Hinson interviews Elbia Cabral, co-founder of Workforce Vault, a nonprofit organization focused on helping senior immigrants navigate the citizenship process in the United States. Elbia shares the inspiration behind the organization, the challenges faced in running a nonprofit, and the innovative programs being developed to support civic engagement among seniors. The conversation also touches on the importance of fundraising and the complexities of managing a nonprofit organization.

In this heartfelt episode of the Grow Healthy, Help People podcast, host Shae Hinson sits down with Randy Titony, the passionate leader of Limbs for Life. The Oklahoma City-based nonprofit is transforming lives by providing prosthetic devices to those in need, both in the U.S. and around the world. Randy shares his journey from physical therapy to nonprofit leadership, the challenges and triumphs of running a nonprofit, and the emotional stories of individuals whose lives have been changed by Limbs for Life. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about resilience, community, and the power of giving.

In this episode of "Grow Healthy, Help People," Shae Hinson interviews Sara, who shares her journey from running a children's ministry to leading Lowcountry Orphan Relief. Sara discusses the organization's mission to provide essential items to children in foster care and at risk, highlighting the importance of community support and volunteer efforts. The conversation delves into Sara's personal experiences, including her time in Guatemala, and the impact of faith on her career path. The episode emphasizes the resilience of children and the critical role of organizations like Lowcountry Orphan Relief in offering dignity and support to those in need.

In this episode of the Grow Healthy, Help People podcast, Shae Hinson interviews Kristy DuBose, the executive director of the Camp Coenidia Foundation. They discuss Kristy's journey to the foundation, the mission of serving individuals with disabilities, and the various programs offered. Kristy shares her passion for fundraising, the importance of storytelling, and building relationships in the nonprofit sector. The conversation also highlights success stories from the foundation, showcasing the impact of their work in the community.

In this episode, Shae Hinson speaks with Jon and Jenn Wall, founders of Zach's Bridge, a nonprofit organization created to provide peer support for families facing pediatric cancer. The Walls share their personal journey of loss, the inspiration behind their organization, and the importance of connection and support during such challenging times. They discuss the unique challenges of running a nonprofit, their aspirations for the future, and how they aim to serve more families in need. The conversation emphasizes the significance of community and understanding in the face of grief and loss.

In this episode, Shelia Schneider shares her journey into the nonprofit sector, particularly her work with veterans through the Kauffman Fund. She discusses the challenges veterans face in accessing services, the various programs offered by the Kauffman Fund, and the ongoing need for funding and support. The conversation highlights the importance of community involvement and the impact of nonprofit organizations in addressing gaps in veteran care.