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IV Organics Founder & A Million Drops Gardening Educator Charles Malki sits down with Scott to talk about his experience teaching gardening the A Million Drops Learning Center & how we can grow empathy with our neighbors who are experiencing homelessness.
Megan Hatfield is a published author, singer, poet & artist. She has volunteered to teach poetry & art at A Million Drops. Her new book “Fly Bird, Sing!” is available on Amazon.
Eric sits down with Scott to talk about how he uses motivation, positive self talk and self love to keep going, even during the darkest and hardest of moments. Eric is an actor and fitness trainer.
Will and Scott talk about the building relationships with members of our community who are surviving homelessness and why listening is important.
Craig Becton sits down with Scott Clapson to talk about how mentoring can make a difference in our lives and help people rise to new opportunities and creativity.
Andrew Pyles- Froemming has been coordinating the shower program at Hollywood Adventist Church for the last five years. Through the power of listening they discovered personal care is what their unhoused neighbors needed.
Jason Balgas has volunteered at A Million Drops. He believes strongly in the power of gratitude. Jason shares how his gratitude practice has changed his life.
A Million Drops Founding Director, Maike Both, sits down with Scott to talk about how A Million Drops got it's start, why she started it & the five year anniversary in December 2018. A Million Drops is a grassroots nonprofit serving people who are surviving homelessness & helping connect them to learning opportunities to help them grow. We are grateful to Maike for all of her amazing compassionate work.
Robert Galinsky is an actor, playwright, volunteer & activist. His play The Bench: A Homeless Love Story is helping shift stereotypes & understanding the stories of people who are surviving homelessness. He is also the resident acting teacher for A Million Drops.
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