A CEO! PfG co-hosts Philip Kerrigan and Heather Lucas interview our very first CEO, Robin Lester and Director of Community Engagement, Michel Nelson from #0315398 Child Care Aware of Washington about child care, providers and services.

In one of the best podcasts to date, Philip and Heather sat down with staff from SafePlace, an incredible organization that has been assisting victims of domestic violence for decades.

On September 23, the volunteers at the Department of Retirement Systems hosted a fun run around Capitol Lake in Olympia, with the proceeds going to Homeless Backpacks, an organization that helps teens get the support they need to succeed in school. Philip and Heather sat down with the founding chair of Homeless Backpacks and talked to her about what they do for the community.

This time, it's the animals who need rescuing. PfG co-hosts interview Darcy Eggeman, Founder of Foreclosure Pets (CFD #1480393), an organization that rescues cats and kittens who have been abandoned due to economic hardship.

Philip and Jerika hit the road again, this time to the Southeastern portion of Washington State to visit Local Coordinators in Yakima and the Tri-Cities. Along the way, they ate and discovered some pretty interesting facts about the two diverse areas.

Episode 7 features two environmental charities from different sides of the state: Nimiipuu Protecting the Environment (CFD #1482082) out of Pullman and Harbor WildWatch (CFD #1479360) from Gig Harbor.

For this year's World Refugee Day, Podcasts for Good co-hosts Philip Kerrigan and Heather Lucas interview Nicky Smith and Borka Paponjak of International Rescue Committee (CFD #0315540).

To commemorate Caregivers Month, PfG co-hosts Philip Kerrigan and Heather Lucas are joined by the executive directors for two charities that make a big impact in our state: Shelly Willis of Family Education and Support Services (CFD #0506901) and Jenny Collins of Visiting Nurses Foundation (CFD #1478827).

Philip and Jerika Ferguson covered hundreds of miles in search of good food, fun trivial facts, and volunteers to train. They also sat down and talked about community needs at each of their stops.

Philip Kerrigan and Marketing Director Jerika Ferguson took to the road to administer the first training of the year in Bellingham. They sat down to talk about local food, facts and the needs of the community.