Love Wins is a ministry of presence and pastoral care for the homeless and at-risk population of Raleigh, North Carolina. They made national headlines recently when they were threatened with arrest for feeding their friends. Hugh and Love Wins serve from the premise that homelessness is not an economic issue, but a relationship issue.

Human relationships that hold you accountable are the path to true change. Research proves this. The GoalSponsors Platform packages the power of the human connection with your messaging and content to support your audience in making positive, lasting change.

Matt Tenney believes kindness, compassion, generosity, and service are the most powerful secrets to success as a leader, and in life. Since 2006, after transforming his greatest failure into the most important experience of his life, Matt has had a successful career as a sales team leader, cofounded and led two nonprofits, and became a trainer with the prestigious Perth Leadership Institute, whose clients include numerous Fortune 500 companies. Matt is working to build a worldwide community of highly effective leaders who are devoted to serving and inspiring greatness in others.

How to Be #SocialMediaParents is a practical guide for parents to better understand social media and how their children are using them. Children as young as 13 are allowed on Facebook, but there are some parents giving access even earlier. Game Center on Apple products allows children to connect with anyone else on Game Center, regardless of age. How does a parent decide what is right for and with their family? How does one implement the family policy without making everyone miserable? How to Be #SocialMediaParents is a resource to help with those decisions.

Inspiration Campaign is an opportunity for individuals to come together and create new directions for humanity. First up is turning our mass media into a source of positive messaging, content, experiences, and invitations for us to pause, reflect, activate, and awaken the amazingness already within us all. Fifteen billboards, eight buses, and three newspapers later ... positive messages have been seen over 1 million times by people in the Bay Area. And if hundreds of people can easily accomplish this, imagine what hundreds of thousands of people coming together can create!

Today's special guest is Christian Simamora, program director of Dalai Lama Fellows. Dalai Lama Fellows is a global program personally authorized by His Holiness the Fourteenth Dalai Lama, that envisions and works toward a world that tends to the good of the whole as well as the individual. They do this by building a global network of young social innovators working at the intersections of peace, justice and ecology.

Today's special guest is Timber Hawkeye, author of Buddhist Boot Camp. With a Facebook following of more than 100,000, Timber continues to recruit more soldiers of peace for the army of love. There is absolutely no reason to argue over which religion came "first" or whose philosophy is "better." The important thing is to be kind, understanding, peaceful, and compassionate, which is actually fundamental in all religions and schools of thought.