The 501cTV Podcast

In our Season 5 Final Episode, 501cTV sits down with Tiffani Dhooge and Erik Chapin of Children's Harbor to discuss their niche approach to serving teen agers in foster care. They create spaces where those that have gone through trauma can heal and take time to focus on their future an an environment that feels like home....even for a little while.

501cTV sits down with Mark Elie to discuss the importance of partnerships with Nonprofits and Local Small Businesses but also the benefits that can come along with those partnerships through K&E Gives Back where clients of charities and nonprofits can earn referrals for any travel booked with a simple referral nationwide for events, rewards, fundraisers and more.

501cTV sits down with Katherine Murphy and Kelly Garvis of NAMI talking about the growth from the "kitchen table" nonprofit to the countrywide support group it is today while understanding that mental illness affects everyone--family, friends and the community. Coping with mental illness can be overwhelming and many people don't know where to turn for help. NAMI is here to provide support, understanding, and resources.

501cTV sits down with Brett Wilson and Anthony Wilson of Funding Working Families to discuss how they support and help fund median income working families to enjoy time together, reduce stress and build memories together that will last a lifetime.

501cTV sits down with Executive Director Karen Hilo to discuss Hannah's Home that helps at risk and pregnant women to give them a safe and nurturing Home. With an ever expanding offering they are helping those with a no cost program, nurturing and housing to give them the support needed.

501cTV sits down with Elizabeth Accomando of Barky Pines Animal Rescue to discuss the need for rehoming critically abandoned pets so that they may live out the rest of their lives in a loving home. Also Elizabeth discusses how there are more pets than homes currently and you can't adopt out of this problem so they're taking steps at Barky Pines to allow those animals to stay healthy.

501cTV sits down with Live Like Jake Executive Director Keri Morrison to discuss the story and mission behind drowning being the leading cause of death in children ages 1-4. 92 children have drowned in the state of Florida this year so far and how there can be layers of protection and what you can do to be part of the solution. Keri also shares the events planned for 2024 and how you can support and participate as well.

501cTV sits down with Scott Harris - President of PYRA Promotions & Strategic Partnerships for Nonprofit Nest to discuss the importance of marketing your brand internally as well as externally. The impact of promotional products, print materials and apparel earns mindshare and leaves and impression on every donor even after they have left any event you're involved with.

501cTV sits down with Randal Baker of the Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens to discuss the history of the Gardens and the interest of Japanese Farmers with their impact on South Florida. He further shared the healing powers of the Gardens for those looking to center themselves and capture the healing powers to destress and relax in various places found within the Gardens.

501cTV sits down with Executive Director, Katrina Heller of the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse and Museum to talk about the history, artifacts, exhibits and events the iconic Lighthouse and Museum have to offer. As stewards of the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum and a partner in the National Conservation Lands, the Loxahatchee River Historical Society preserves and interprets the dynamic history, ancient cultural heritage and sensitive natural systems of the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse Outstanding Natural Area and the Loxahatchee River region.