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Revolution Annapolis cleared almost $2 million in medical debt for 900 individuals and families in Maryland!

Jennifer Marshall is a 39-year old wife and mother of two young children living in Ashburn. Twelve years ago Jennifer suffered her first two manic episodes and later was diagnosed as having Bipolar Disorder – type 1. This inspired Jennifer to start the non-profit This Is My Brave, Inc. Listen to how she has leveraged this to help others suffering from this disorder.

When will the cherry blossoms hit peak bloom? What are the six stages of the cherry blossom process? What does peak bloom even mean? When can I go see the cherry blossoms minus all the tourists?

Those are just a few of the questions that Jerry and Blanca have for Michael Litterst from the National Park Service as they talk about this year's National Cherry Blossom Festival. Catch the full scoop on the podcast below and let's get to the Tidal Basin!

Anxiety affects 40 million Americans each year, and is the most common mental health problem in the U.S. It’s possible that someone you know struggles with stress or anxiety, but how can you tell?

Marissa Flores and her Fairfax Falcons Paralympic basketball team are headed for the National Wheelchair Basketball tournament for the 5th year in a row!

On January 31st, thirty-four Howard students were blessed with a letter from the financial aid office. The letter detailed a surprise donation to erase their tuition balances, ranging from $100 to over $3000. Howard University president Dr. Wayne A. I. Frederick accepted a check totaling $100,000 from our “Hometown Heroes” of the Alfred Street Baptist Church, all of which was raised during a 30-day fast. The Rev. Marc Lavarin, the congregation’s Hometown Hero representative, came up with the idea of donating to Howard during prayer. Listen below to hear about our HOMETOWN HEROES, represented by the Rev. Marc Lavarin.

In January, Stanley Barsch put out a call to friends on social media...he was in need of a kidney transplant.

Retired police officer Megan Ambrose, his former beat partner with the Montgomery County Police, saw his post. Without Stanley or his family knowing, Megan got tested and found out she was a perfect match!

Megan surprised Stanley at his home on Valentine's Day. She gave Stanley a card that read: "So, I heard you're in need of a kidney"? Want mine? Turns out that we are a perfect match...Not only on the job but in blood and organs, too. You always had my back on the road and off. Now you can have my kidney."