The 501cTV Podcast

501cTV sits down with South Florida Coordinator Kelly Whittles of Wreaths Across America. On December 16th, 2023, National Wreaths Across America Day, our mission to Remember, Honor and Teach is carried out by coordinating wreath-laying ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery, as well as at more than 3,700 additional locations in all 50 U.S. states, at sea and abroad. Join us by sponsoring a veterans’ wreath at a cemetery near you, volunteering or donating to a local sponsorship group and place a wreath on the final resting places of veterans buried in national cemeteries around the world. Wreaths Across America is a nonprofit that raises funds and looks for volunteers to help place these wreaths in the most honorable of places in our national cemeteries. Join the mission and donate to this cause in our local area here in South Florida. Click to Donate and Support Here

501cTV sits down with Marlene and Dimitry of The Soup Kitchen to discuss not only the meals they provide but the classes, and education services to help individuals and families in need. Open 365 days a year to provide food, education and classes to assist those that need it in our communities. With inflation adding to those that normally wouldn't walk through their doors they are seeing a rise in assistance needed and how they are providing help for those that find themselves needing it.

501cTV sits down with Legal Aid Society of Palm Beach County guests Bob Bertisch, Jerry Leakey and Dana Brookes. They share the background and services that Legal Aid provides to citizens of Palm Beach County and the events they have coming up.

Deon Jefferson shares with 501cTV Host Jenell Harris all the amazing things happening with BeWellPBC in May for Mental Health Awareness month along with the details and performers participating in the annual Express Yourself Fashion Art Ball on May 18th in Delray Beach to raise awareness and support for Mental Health.

501cTV Host Jenell Harris sits down with Frank Isaza to discuss how 211 Broward is connected with over 3000 different services that the community can connect you with those resources that can be utilized when needed. Alexander Star discusses the original song written specifically for 211 Broward called "Just One Firefly" and the genesis and how one speck of light can provide comfort knowing you are not alone.

501cTV goes one on one with Chief Advancement Officer, Julia Murphy from Habitat for Humanity of Greater Palm Beach discussing all the latest builds, neighborhood revitalization and events Habitat for Humanity is impacting in the greater Palm Beach Area including their Rock the Block neighborhood beautification event happening on April 29th.

One on one with the Executive Director and Co-Founder of The Hands and Feet, Bailey Hughes - striving to be “the hands and feet” that deliver resources to all children and families impacted by the child welfare system. In this episode of 501cTV with Jenell Harris, Bailey chats about the ultimate need of providing essential items to children and families in need, the quick explosion of growth and the stories that simply need to be told, even if they are hard to hear. The Hands and Feet provides

• Quality items to the families we serve so they know they are worthy.

• Create a community of support for families who feel undeserving.

• Believe that every person should know they are loved and supported despite their circumstances.

• Believe that children should be given a voice in their story.

• Serve the most vulnerable children and families in our community.

The 501cTV Show and Podcast with Jenell Harris, the podcast that talks to systems change leaders, thought leaders, Non-Profits and Non-Profit partners, discussing what’s new in the industry.

One on one with the CEO and Founder of Clinics Can Help, Owen O'Neill - an entertaining discussion of how CCH helps those that “find them when they need us”. In this episode of 501cTV with Jenell Harris, Owen chats about humble beginnings in a modest storage locker to now, operating a 5,000 SF warehouse, employing a team of more than a dozen people, and serving more than 1,000 people in Palm Beach County and beyond each year.

Clinics Can Help collects, cleans, repairs, and store used medical equipment that is still in good condition so that it is ready to help someone who cannot afford it. They are the bridge between people who wish to donate durable medical equipment they no longer use and make it available to others who need it.

A heartfelt one on one with the Founder Jess Merrell of One Degree Impact, a leading national grant funding firm. In this episode of 501cTV with Jenell Harris, Jess discusses how at the end of the day, we’re all humans. Private family Foundations, Corporate Foundations and Community Foundations exist to give out money for specific purposes. The key is understanding why they are giving out money then positioning why your organization is the best vehicle to deliver on that. One Degree Impact acts as an extension of your team and delivers more than simply writing grants.

One Degree Impact (formerly known as Williams Grant Writing) was established in 2003, and has helped hundreds of organizations develop and execute a strategy for success with our nation-wide team of experts. Over the years, we have established innovative, technology-based tools and systems which help best position your organization in the grant funding process.

A collaboration of 3 incredible women discussing Community Partners of South Florida (CPSFL). Together, host Jenell Harris of 501cTV, Chief Strategy Officer of CPSFL, Jaime-Lee Bradshaw and Director of Advancement of CPSFL, Charlotte Gill discuss “casting a vision to 2030” of being the comprehensive community development leader. “Investing in People, where they live in partnership with systems so everyone thrives. That’s the community that everyone coming to the table can build.”

Community Partners of South Florida (CPSFL) changes the odds for children and families facing social, emotional, and financial adversity. CPSFL identifies key services and solutions that build family skills and create lasting social change for generations. CPSFL targets three strategic areas at once: health, housing, and community.