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On this Make A Difference Minute, Abbie Maberry, founder of Light Work 316, shares how her nonprofit is offering comfort and care to families facing serious illness and loss. In the aftermath of the devastating Kerrville flood, Abbie’s mission to support the grieving has never been more important. Hear how one act of compassion can make all the difference.

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On this Make A Difference Minute, teenager Lincoln Kallas of Hartselle, Alabama, shares a powerful glimpse into his journey battling leukemia and how the care he received at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital—and the support from his community—helped him through. From hospital stays to a surprise message from a Tennessee Vols player, Lincoln’s story reminds us that even in the darkest moments, hope and encouragement can make all the difference.

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In this moving episode of The Mark White Show, I welcome back Abbie Maberry, founder of Light Work 316, Inc., a nonprofit organization based in Marion, Texas, devoted to lightening the burden for families facing serious illness, injury, or loss.

We discuss the heart behind her mission, the power of grief support, and how the recent Kerrville flood has impacted her community and reinforced the need for compassionate action. Abbie shares how Light Work 316 continues to bring light into life’s darkest moments and offers hope to those who need it most.

If you’ve ever wondered how to support someone through sorrow or how healing can begin with one act of kindness, this episode is for you.

Listen in and be inspired to make a difference.

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On this Make A Difference Minute, country music legend T. Graham Brown shares why he’s using his voice to support St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital at the upcoming Saddle Up for St. Jude event in Tuscumbia, Alabama. Hear why this cause is close to his heart and how you can be part of an effort that brings healing, hope, and help to children and families in need.

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When Lincoln Kallas was diagnosed with leukemia as a teenager, everything changed—but he didn’t give up. With the support of his family, the care of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, and encouragement from people near and far—including a special message from Tennessee Vols player Will Brooks—Lincoln found the strength to fight.

Now in remission and moving forward with life, Lincoln joins The Mark White Show to reflect on his journey, the moments that helped him push through, and the message he hopes to share with others facing battles of their own.

This is a story of grit, gratitude, and the quiet courage of a young man who’s not just a survivor—but a difference-maker in the making. Please listen & share.

On this MADM, Timmy Pickett is sharing a little bit about his life and his need for a kidney donor. Please listen & share.

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Tonight on The Mark White Show, we’re bringing you two powerful conversations that speak to the heart of what this show is all about—hope, courage, and making a difference.

First, I’m joined by country music legend T. Graham Brown as he shares about his upcoming performance at Saddle Up for St. Jude in Tuscumbia, Alabama. With a voice that’s moved millions and a heart for giving back, T. Graham talks about why supporting St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital means so much to him and what fans can expect from this special event.

Then, I’ll introduce you to Timmy Pickett, a devoted husband and father who is currently battling kidney failure and searching for a living kidney donor with O+ blood. His story is one of perseverance, love, and the power of community support in the face of overwhelming challenges.

It’s a night of music, mission, and moving stories—because when voices unite with purpose, lives can truly be changed.

On this MADM, Trey Calloway is sharing how the song "She Misses Being Mrs." came about. Listen & share.

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Tune in for a special conversation with singer-songwriter Trey Calloway as we talk about his music journey and the heart behind his powerful single, “She Misses Being Mrs.” — a moving tribute to fallen soldiers and the families they leave behind.

Trey has a gift for telling stories that stir the soul, and this latest release honors the love, loss, and strength carried by military families every day. If you’ve ever been touched by the sacrifice of our servicemen and women—or simply appreciate music that speaks from the heart. Listen & share.

On this MADM, Maria Valentina Almeida is sharing her lifelong journey with kidney disease. Maria needs a kidney donor. Please consider being a donor & sharing this segment.

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