Alyssa Grigg of Evergreen Goodwill gives us some insight on how the World Cup coming to Seattle is affecting the foot traffic they're seeing in their local stores. She also gives us a broader look at what Goodwill does as an organization, which is well beyond a thrift store. Jordan Morris joined Ian Furness to discuss his foundation, his battle with Type-1 diabetes and why he wants to help young people afflicted with it. Anders Hirst, a former soccer coach, discusses the importance of coaching in youth sports and how it affects young athletes on and off the field.

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Marcus Trufant, former Coug and Seahawk, alongside Julie discuss funding scholarship programs for underprivileged students for post-secondary education. They talk about partnering together to make a better future for all.

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Sheri and Reagan discuss pairing mentors with those with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities to empower them to live life to the fullest, give them leadership skills and a best friend for life. Austin tells us about his firsthand experience with Best Buddies and his own bestie he made throughout his time.

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Robert joins Jessamyn to discuss his mental health journey and his mission to help others through their struggles. Through his own trials and tribulations, he finds love and strength in his family and others.

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Michelle joins Jessamyn to talk about Crisis Connections and the resources that are available to those experiencing mental health issues. Bonnie talks to Jessamyn about the positive impacts sports has on women throughout their lives and the new show she just premiered called "The Champion's Edge" on ABC, which celebrates powerful women across all industries.

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Laura explains the difficulties that accompany arthritis, while also telling us how and why it can affect people at different ages. Karime and Gustavio discuss their international travels and entrepreneurships that led them to Seattle, as well as why they should continue. 

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Ian Adair joins Jessamyn to discuss all the things we might not know about the Seattle Police Foundation, including how the volunteer force is the backbone behind it. He tells us how he got involved and why. And if you want to get involved, he tells you how.

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Doctor Sara Worden joins Jessamyn to discuss colorectal cancer awareness and how to adjust lifestyles to prevent the disease. In addition, Don Riling with Olympic Hot Tub explains his passion for giving back to the community. Ben Powell of King County Search and Rescue Association tells us about the partnership with Olympic and gives us precise details on what the organization does for all of our local communities.

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Bettina joins Jessamyn to talk about the ongoing efforts to support those impacted by the devastating floods we witnessed in Washington State. She also gives us more insight on what Amazon does for our local communites.

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Heidi Hayward shares her own experience with a loved one dealing with mental illness and homelessness, as well as why that inspired her new short film. Janice Palm of Roanoke Park Counseling tells us why it's important to talk about child sexual abuse, to seek counseling if one experiences it and how it affects people once they open up.

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