Waves of Change

In this episode Lizzie interviews Harry Leibowitz co-founder of World of Children. World of Children is an organization dedicated to unlocking the future for vulnerable children by funding, elevating and creating a community for the most effective changemakers worldwide. Harry speaks about how World of Children has grown into an organization that has honored over 130 Honorees working in 70 different countries and has now given out $150 million in grants. In the episode Harry speaks about the incredible sacrifices the Honorees has made to change the lives of children. For more information on World of Children you can visit their website at: worldofchildren.org

In this episode Lizzie interviews Julie Uhrman co-Founder and CEO of Angel City. Angel City is Los Angeles' first women's professional soccer team. Hear how Julie has built Angel City like a start-up. She is out to prove that women's sports are worth investing in and are profitable by bringing in several investors. She has also built Angel City as an organization where mission and capital co-exist. Angel City is focused on giving back to the community and the social impact they are making. For more information visit www.angelcity.com or follow Angel City on Instagram @weareangelcity . For more information on Julie you can follow her on Instagram @juhrman .

In this episode Lizzie interviews Lisa Stevens from Hope House Colorado. Hope House Colorado empowers teen moms and helps them on their journey towards personal, educational, and economical self sufficiency. Hear Lisa speak about the journey Hope House Colorado has gone on the past twenty years and how it has led them to now serving 250 teen moms with a full range of services. 

For more information about Hope House Colorado visit: hopehousecolorado.org

In this episode Lizzie interviews Dr. Brook Griese co-founder of Judi's House. Since 2002, Judi’s House has provided grieving children and families a safe space to come together to find connection and healing. Brook speaks about how she and her husband Brian founded the organization in memory of his mother. For more information on Judi's House visit judishouse.org.

In this episode Lizzie interviews Gauri Manglik from Instrumentl. Gauri has dedicated her career to building intuitive and delightful user experiences. Seeing the opportunity to force multiply the nonprofit sector's ability to create impact through software led her to her work at Instrumentl. As CEO and a co-founder, she has led Instrumentl to serve over 2,000 nonprofits today, making it a favorite tool among grant seekers for bringing grant prospecting, tracking, and management to one place. You can find more at Instrumentl.com. Waves of Change listeners get a discount at Instrumentl when they use 'Waves50'.

In this episode Lizzie interviews Cassy Horton from Pickles Group. Pickles Group provides free peer-to-peer support and resources to kids affected by their parent or caregiver’s cancer.  Pickles Group creates thriving communities of kids supporting kids through and beyond their parent’s cancer. Pickles kids strengthen resilience, have fun with friends who get them, and heal along the way. You can find out more about Pickles Group at PicklesGroup.org

In this episode Lizzie interviews Benito Delgado-Olson founder of SupplyBank.org. Benito's organization provides essential goods to under-resourced communities through partner organizations. Items including diapers, personal protective equipment, school supplies, infrared thermometers, and more are distributed by trusted local agencies. You can find out more about SupplyBank.org and Benito at SupplyBank.org