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Climate Correction™ - A Climate Change PodcastWEDU’s Good Natured – A Florida-Focused Environmental Film In this heartfelt and inspiring episode of the Climate Correction Podcast, we’re joined by award-winning filmmaker Ashley Stokes, whose work stands at the intersection of storytelling, environmental consciousness, and emotional honesty. Ashley recently completed Good Natured, a powerful and personal documentary that invites viewers into her journey to understand the state of our planet and to find beauty, connection, and courage amid the uncertainty. Introduced to us by our friends at WEDU PBS in Tampa Bay, Ashley brings a fresh and deeply human perspective to the climate conversation. Through intimate interviews with conservationists, innovators, and everyday env...2025-06-2718 min
Climate Correction™ - A Climate Change PodcastThe Story Behind CBS’ The Visioneers With Zay Harding and Thais Lopez Vogel In this special episode of the Climate Correction Podcast, host Shannon Maganiezin welcomes Thais Lopez Vogel, co-founder of VoLo Foundation, and TV host Zay Harding to celebrate the launch of The Visioneers with Zay Harding, now airing on CBS WKND and CBS.com. This groundbreaking new show is produced by Hearst Media Production Group in exclusive partnership with VoLo Foundation. They dive into the inspiration behind the show, which spotlights extraordinary individuals and communities leading the way toward a more sustainable future. Thais and Zay share how powerful storytelling can spark real-world change, and why now is th...2025-05-3023 min
Climate Correction™ - A Climate Change PodcastClimate Correction™ LIVE: Changing Hearts and Minds with The CLEO InstituteTune in to Climate Correction™ - Changing Hearts and Minds with The CLEO Institute, an engaging panel discussion recorded live and featuring esteemed climate advocates Yoca Arditi-Rocha, Nicole Gazo, and Ellen Siegel, moderated by Shannon Maganiezin. This session explores effective strategies for transforming public perception and fostering community engagement in climate action. Yoca Arditi-Rocha, Executive Director of The CLEO Institute, shares her experience in climate advocacy and education, emphasizing how grassroots movements are crucial for driving policy change. Nicole Gazo, a passionate youth activist, offers valuable insights into mobilizing younger generations and underscores the role of education in...2025-05-0728 min
Climate Correction™ - A Climate Change PodcastTalking Climate Across the Aisle with Kathleen Biggins, Founder of C-Change ConversationsTalking Climate Across the Aisle with Kathleen Biggins, Founder of C-Change Conversations In this episode, we’re joined by Kathleen Biggins, founder and president of C-Change Conversations, a nonprofit committed to fostering non-partisan, science-based conversations about climate change. Kathleen shares her journey from journalism and healthcare to climate communication and how she and her bipartisan team developed the acclaimed C-Change Primer—an accessible, apolitical introduction to climate science that’s been presented to over 20,000 people across 32 states. We explore why bridging political divides is essential for meaningful climate action, how to talk about climate change around...2025-03-3125 min
Climate Correction™ - A Climate Change PodcastInside Look with Chris Castro: From Biden’s IRA Era to Trump 2.0 In this episode of the Climate Correction Podcast, we welcome back Chris Castro, Founding Director, Executive Vice President, and Chief Sustainability Officer at Climate First Bank. Chris has spent his career advancing sustainability, clean energy, and climate action at every level—from local government to federal leadership and now in the private sector. Joining us just days after leaving his post as Chief of Staff for the Office of State and Community Energy Programs (SCEP) at the U.S. Department of Energy, Chris reflects on his work managing a $16 billion portfolio of grants and technical assistance to hel...2025-02-2835 min
Climate Correction™ - A Climate Change PodcastMeet the 2025 VoLo VISTA Award WinnerIn this episode of the Climate Correction Podcast, we’re excited to welcome Tonmoy Ghosh, a Master’s student in the Department of Civil Engineering at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach, Florida. Tonmoy’s journey into environmental engineering began with a deep passion for improving the quality of our environment and leaving a better planet for future generations. Tonmoy shares his inspiration for pursuing environmental research, particularly his focus on identifying environmental challenges and exploring sustainable engineering solutions. His dedication has led him to develop an innovative project titled “Use of Low-Cost Sensors for Addressing Environmental Justice...2025-01-3116 min
Climate Correction™ - A Climate Change PodcastPost-Election and the Climate Crisis: A Conversation with Nat Keohane In this compelling episode of the Climate Correction Podcast, we sit down with Nathaniel Keohane, President of the Center for Climate and Energy Solutions (C2ES), to explore the current state of the climate crisis and the opportunities that lie ahead. Nat kicks off by addressing the alarming climate records set over the past 18 months, from unprecedented global temperature increases to devastating weather events like hurricanes Helene and Milton, as well as wildfires causing smoky skies across the Northeast. He paints a sobering picture of the impacts we’re already experiencing and the urgency for immediate action. ...2024-12-0148 min
Climate Correction™ - A Climate Change PodcastCarbon Fee Movement Insights In this episode of the Climate Correction podcast, we are excited to feature Stanley Wang as part of our Summer Youth Activist series. Stanley, a recent graduate of William & Mary with a major in Economics and a minor in Mathematics, shares his journey from college volunteer to anti-poverty advocate in Boston. Drawing on his background in the Citizens Climate Lobby as well as the Carbon Fee and Dividend Movement, Wang offers insightful perspectives on the importance of bipartisan cooperation and the critical role of youth in advancing environmental economics. Tune in to learn about his experiences, the state of the ca...2024-11-0116 min
Climate Correction™ - A Climate Change PodcastClimate Correction Podcast – How the Skies Are Changing Climate Correction Podcast – How the Skies Are Changing In this episode of the Climate Correction Podcast, we explore the evolving skies and their impact on air travel, featuring firsthand insights from experienced pilot Anthony Giuffre. As climate change intensifies, so do its effects on aviation. Anthony shares his observations of increasing turbulence, the need for longer runways, and the rising challenges that pilots face due to warming temperatures. The conversation delves into the direct relationship between climate change and air travel, highlighting how rising temperatures are causing more frequent and severe turbulence. Anthony also discusses the...2024-10-0115 min
Climate Correction™ - A Climate Change PodcastHealthy Farms Healthy Bays with Ernie Shea Healthy Farms, Healthy Bays with Ernie Shea In this episode of the Climate Correction Podcast, we dive into the Healthy Farms, Healthy Bays initiative with Ernie Shea, President of Solutions from the Land. The conversation underscores the critical role of sustainable agriculture in achieving the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and preserving Florida’s aquatic resources. Ernie emphasizes that modern agriculture must go beyond food and fiber production. He highlights the need for farmer-led leadership to be at the forefront of policy changes and the importance of valuing and compensating farmers for the ecosystem ser...2024-09-0126 min
Climate Correction™ - A Climate Change PodcastWildfire Tech RevolutionPodcast Description: Welcome to Climate Correction, the podcast dedicated to exploring innovative solutions to the climate crisis. In this episode, we are joined by Maxwell Brodie, the visionary founder of Rain. Since its inception in 2019, Rain has been at the forefront of using autonomous technology to tackle one of the most pressing climate challenges: wildfires. Max shares the inspiration behind Rain's groundbreaking wildfire mission autonomy system, which aims to dramatically reduce response times and prevent small ignitions from becoming catastrophic fires. He delves into the growing severity of wildfires and their devastating impact on lives, economies, and the...2024-08-0124 min
Climate Correction™ - A Climate Change PodcastFlorida's Decarbonized Future: Groundbreaking Report by The Nature Conservancy Today's guest is Sofia Leon, Climate Innovation and Fundraising Lead for The Nature Conservancy, Florida Chapter. She joined the organization in 2017 and splits her time between the philanthropy and climate strategy teams. She is the critical leader and relationship builder in connecting donors and partners with the TNC staff, related to the Florida chapter's climate and fundraising efforts. She manages the Miami Council, which is an advisory group made up of professionals who catalyze climate innovation in Miami. She recently helped produce a groundbreaking new study on the economic impact of decarbonizing Florida. The overall goal of t...2024-07-0121 min
Climate Correction™ - A Climate Change PodcastYouth Activist Series: Sean Schrader, 22 years old Welcome to the second episode of our Youth Activist Series on the Climate Correction Podcast! Today, we are thrilled to have Sean Schrader, a 22-year-old from Clearwater, Florida, joining us. Sean is in the final year of his MBA program at the University of South Florida and has been deeply involved in sustainability efforts throughout the Tampa Bay region. Sean has served as the District Office Manager for former US Congressman Charlie Crist, who was a guest on our show in 2022. Additionally, Sean led sustainability initiatives as the Campus Governor at USF St. Petersburg, including the installation of a...2024-06-1711 min
Climate Correction™ - A Climate Change PodcastYouth Activist Series: Sofia Arnau, 17 years-oldWelcome to the Climate Correction Podcast! Today marks the first episode of our special series highlighting motivated and effective youth activists who are smart, hungry for change, and dedicated to growing up in healthy, hospitable environments. Our guest today is Sofia Arnau, a 17-year-old junior at Miami Palmetto Senior High School and a passionate advocate for environmental sustainability. As Vice President of the Miami Youth Climate Summit, Sofia leads efforts to raise awareness and mobilize youth for climate action. She is also the Consulting Director for Turtle Team, protecting local wildlife, and a Historian for the Science National Honor...2024-06-0315 min
Climate Correction™ - A Climate Change PodcastSplitting Water: All About Hydrogen with Tianyi Sun, EDFSplitting Water: All About Hydrogen with Tianyi Sun, EDF Splitting Water: All About Hydrogen with Tianyi Sun, EDF Dr. Tianyi Sun is a climate scientist at the Environmental Defense Fund. This nonpartisan, nonprofit organization relies on science and economics to tackle climate change and other pressing environmental issues of our day. Tianyi holds a Ph.D. in Climate Dynamics from the University of Texas at Austin and did her undergraduate studies in Atmospheric Sciences at Nanjing University, China. Her work at EDF focuses on the impacts of short-lived climate pollutants, such as methane and hydrogen. S...2024-05-2025 min
Climate Correction™ - A Climate Change PodcastTransitioning to Zero-Carbon Industry: A Pathway to Sustainable Prosperity In the quest to mitigate climate change, transitioning industries to zero-carbon practices stands out as a paramount challenge. In this episode of the Climate Correction podcast, we delve into this crucial topic with Jeff Rissman, Senior Director of Industry Program at Energy Innovation. Rissman, with his extensive background in environmental science and policy, provides valuable insights into the complexities and opportunities inherent in this transition. At the heart of our discussion is exploring what the zero-carbon industry entails and why it's imperative for combating climate change. We examine the diverse sectors within the industry and their significant contributions to...2024-05-0626 min
Climate Correction™ - A Climate Change PodcastClimate Correction™ 2024: VISTA Award Presentation- Evaluation of Plant Varieties for Green Roofs in South Florida VISTA Award Presentation- Evaluation of Plant Varieties for Green Roofs in South Florida Description Green roofs are innovative roofing systems that support plant growth on buildings. They replace traditional roofing materials with a layer of soil for vegetation, offering various benefits such as mitigating the heat island effect, reducing stormwater runoff and sequestering carbon. However, implementing green roofs in the challenging climate of Miami and South Florida is a formidable task due to high humidity, extreme heat, desiccating winds, and hurricanes. The urgency is underscored by Miami's ranking as the third-worst Urban Heat Island Effect ci...2024-04-2214 min
Climate Correction™ - A Climate Change PodcastClimate Correction™ 2024: Empowering Youth for Climate Action: Community Solutions in Action Empowering Youth for Climate Action: Community Solutions in Action Description This panel will focus on the vital role of youth in implementing effective climate solutions within their communities. As the group who is most impacted by climate issues, yet having contributed the least to the problem, centering the voices of youth climate leaders is critical for equity. Highlighting the urgency of climate change, youth climate advocates will share their perspectives on the climate crisis and provide an overview of their climate initiatives to combat environmental challenges at the local level. From mangrove restoration to community gardens...2024-04-2219 min
Climate Correction™ - A Climate Change PodcastClimate Correction™ 2024: WWF Presents Food Waste Warriors: OCPS and South FL WWF Presents Food Waste Warriors: OCPS and South FL Description Join WWF's Food Waste Warriors team as they dive into their collaboration with K-12 school food waste leaders in 5 Orange County Public Schools and expand efforts to South Florida. Speakers Mary Chandler, World Wildlife Fund, Food Waste Warriors 2024-04-2219 min
Climate Correction™ - A Climate Change PodcastClimate Correction™ 2024: Accelerating Global Climate Progress: The Role of Carbon Markets in Restoring Nature and Closing the Climate Ambition Gap Carbon credit markets are a key market-based solution for accelerating global climate progress while restoring nature and creating a more just world. The Nature Conservancy (TNC) supports effective carbon pricing across the global economy; however, it will take years to build political support in countries across the world. Yet, to meet global climate goals, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) calls for urgent progress today. The goal is a 45% reduction in global emissions by 2030, which is equivalent to eliminating the annual emissions of the United Kingdom every week for the next seven years. In response, companies and governments are ramping u...2024-04-2221 min
Climate Correction™ - A Climate Change PodcastClimate Correction™ Conference 2024: Reaching the Peak of the Summit: How Can Climate Events Create Change? Reaching the Peak of the Summit: How Can Climate Events Create Change? Description Whether it’s COP, Climate Week NYC, or Earth Day, summits and convenings have become a major way to accelerate climate action. But how can we shift the focus from mere discussion to tangible action? Adam Lake gives his reflections on how climate events have changed since he joined Climate Group as Head of Climate Week NYC in 2018 and will discuss how grassroots campaigns, activists, and NGOs can better engage with key moments to push through more meaningful change. The session will also explore...2024-04-2222 min
Climate Correction™ - A Climate Change PodcastClimate Correction™ 2024: Florida's Climate Future: Sunshine State or Stormy Situation? Florida's Climate Future: Sunshine State or Stormy Situation? 2:20 PM – 2:40 PM Description Florida families are already weathering the effects of climate change. Recognizing that knowledge is power, this panel will share stories of impact and showcase how this new tool can deepen understanding of how heat, flooding, and volatile energy costs risks vary and compound economic risk across their specific communities and what they can do to take charge of Florida's Climate Future. Check out the tool: https://floridasclimatefuture.org/ Speakers 2024-04-2218 min
Climate Correction™ - A Climate Change PodcastClimate Correction™ 2024: What Does It Mean to Put a Price on Carbon? Climate Correction™: What Does It Mean to Put a Price on Carbon? This panel will discuss what it means to put a price on carbon, why this is important to drive climate action and provide insights into efforts being made in the U.S. and around the world by governments and businesses. Speakers: Angela Churie Kallhauge Executive Vice President, Impact, Environmental Defense Fund Angela Churie Kallhauge is the Executive Vice President, Impact at Environmental Defense Fund (EDF). Her work is focused on using inclusive processes and economic approaches to achieve...2024-04-2220 min
Climate Correction™ - A Climate Change PodcastWelcome to Climate Correction™ 2024 Welcome to Climate Correction™ 2024 WELCOME TO CLIMATE CORRECTION™ CONFERENCE 2024: BRIDGING SOLUTIONS, IGNITING CHANGE On March 7-8, 2024, VoLo Foundation proudly hosted the 6th annual Climate Correction Conference in Orlando, FL. As the premier annual climate action conference in the U.S., this event focused on driving innovative solutions to address climate change. “Bridging Solutions, Igniting Change” underscores the collaborative and proactive nature of Climate Correction. It highlights the importance of working together across disciplines and geographical boundaries to develop comprehensive solutions and, most importantly, to turn ideas into actionable change. Participants can expect a dynamic and e...2024-04-2207 min
Climate Correction™ - A Climate Change PodcastDr. Mark Hyman and David S. Vogel: Impacts of climate and environmental sustainability on human health Dr. Mark Hyman, Ph.D., and David S. Vogel come together in this titillating conversation about the impacts of climate and environmental sustainability on human health. We cover topics such as regenerative agriculture, nutrition, animal protein - especially beef and cattle- increases in pollen- particularly PM2.5- and other air pollutants. As always, we take a solutions-focused approach to these issues. If you're seeking cutting-edge research for your health, this is the show for you. Mark Hyman, MD is a practicing family physician and an internationally recognized leader, speaker, educator, and advocate in the field of Functional Me...2024-04-0741 min
Climate Correction™ - A Climate Change Podcast10-Year Anniversary Episode - VoLo's Team Talks Impact in their LivesVOLO FOUNDATION IS A PRIVATE FAMILY ORGANIZATION THAT EXISTS TO ACCELERATE CHANGE AND GLOBAL IMPACT BY SUPPORTING SCIENCE-BASED CLIMATE SOLUTIONS, ENHANCING EDUCATION, AND IMPROVING HEALTH. We believe that developing and sharing knowledge through facts and data accelerates positive global change. Through original research and analysis, and in collaboration with philanthropic and academic partners, we aim to enrich the lives of individuals, strengthen communities, and educate future generations. We track our progress using a variety of qualitative and quantitative approaches and we support programs that generate measurable, meaningful, and sustainable results. Our Founders, David S. Vogel...2024-03-2623 min
Climate Correction™ - A Climate Change PodcastCircular economy and the acceleration of carbon removal Circular economy and the acceleration of carbon removal What do you know about circular economy and the magic of biochar? A circular economy is an economic system aimed at minimizing waste and making the most of resources. In a circular economy, resources are kept in use for as long as possible, extracting the maximum value from them, and then recovering and regenerating products and materials at the end of each service life. This contrasts with the traditional linear economy model, which follows a "take-make-dispose" pattern. The circular economy is based on several principles, including designing out...2024-03-0544 min
Climate Correction™ - A Climate Change PodcastMeet the 2024 VoLo VISTA Award Winners The VISTA Award is VoLo’s highest recognition for students who display exemplary leadership, along with Vision, Innovation, Sustainability, Technology, and Action in climate solutions. Each year, we gather proposals over the summer from June through October, from grad students who are enrolled full-time with a US-based University or College. This year’s winning team will be presenting their ideas at our 2024 Climate Correction™ conference in Orlando, Florida.2023-12-2524 min
Climate Correction™ - A Climate Change PodcastTech-Driven Resilience: Revolutionizing Insurance for Sustainable Markets In today's episode of the Climate Correction Podcast, we delve into the role affordable and accessible insurance has in the private sector, government, home ownership, and our economy. We will specifically explore the importance of de-risking catastrophic events using technology to create more sustainable markets. Our guest is Stephen Brittain, Director and Co-Founder at Insurtech Gateway. Connect with him on LinkedIn. Sign up for their newsletter here. Kicking off the conversation, Stephen sheds light on the concept of insurtech, a burgeoning field at the intersection of insurance and technology. Insurance is traditionally a conservative, slow-to-evolve ind...2023-12-1233 min
Climate Correction™ - A Climate Change PodcastCommunicate Weather and Climate with Humor and Fun Today's guests, Dr. Ellen Prager and Dave Jones have found engaging, relevant, and understandable methods to bring the science of ocean, atmosphere, and climate issues to the so-called, ‘non-choir.’ Presenting the information in such innovative and entertaining ways keeps them committed to finding new approaches to reach their target audience. This is crucial since climate change is a critical topic for everyone, not solely those interested in science. Ellen and Dave have an extensive network within the broadcast meteorology community and work to bring them together with leading climate scientists through extreme weather, climate change, and community resilience summits. They b...2023-11-2739 min
Climate Correction™ - A Climate Change PodcastMiami's Climate Crisis: Investing in Resilience, Adaptation and Mitigation with Sonia Brubaker and Sonia Succar Ferré In this episode of the Climate Correction Podcast, guests Sonia Brubaker and Sonia Succar Ferré delve into the critical work being done by the City of Miami Forever Bond Board to address the city's escalating climate crisis. With a $400 million bond passed to combat the impacts of flooding, extreme heat, and a myriad of climate-related challenges, the City of Miami is taking significant steps toward a more resilient future. The city has also declared a climate emergency and has committed to becoming net zero by 2050. The session kicks off with a discussion of the dire climate situation fa...2023-11-1333 min
Climate Correction™ - A Climate Change PodcastA Spooky Truth: Halloween is Getting Hotter featuring Climate Central On this chilling episode of the Climate Correction Podcast, Climate Scientist Daniel Gilford from Climate Central unmasks the eerie climate trends haunting our favorite holiday. This spine-tingling installment unveils the ominous Climate Shift Index, an innovative tool that quantifies the effects of climate change on every facet of our lives, including holidays. Gilford fearlessly wades into the data, revealing that Halloween, a beloved autumn tradition, is undergoing a hair-raising transformation due to climate change. Listeners will shiver as Gilford reveals the shocking statistics: Over the past two decades, Halloween temperatures have risen by an average of...2023-10-3027 min
Climate Correction™ - A Climate Change PodcastChildren as High-Risk Group for Climate Health Impacts2023-10-1626 min
Climate Correction™ - A Climate Change PodcastNavigating the Storm: Florida's Climate Challenge In this episode of Climate Correction Podcast, Meteorologist Jeff Berardelli sheds light on the pressing issues surrounding climate change, with a specific focus on Florida. With his extensive background in meteorology, Jeff explores the intricate connections between human emissions, climate anomalies, and the growing risks Florida faces due to climate change. Jeff begins by emphasizing the profound role human activity plays in the changing climate. He puts a spotlight on how carbon emissions from burning fossil fuels and deforestation are escalating the greenhouse effect, trapping heat in the Earth's atmosphere. These emissions have far-reaching consequences, including rising g...2023-10-0223 min
Climate Correction™ - A Climate Change PodcastCanary: A Climate Change Documentary that Awakens the Heart In today’s episode, we meet with Danny O’Malley a producer on Chef’s Table, and Alex Rivest, an MIT-educated neuroscientist. Together they directed a riveting climate documentary disguised as an adventure epic that speaks to the heart versus the viewer’s mind. CANARY is the film featuring Lonnie Thompson's climate odyssey atop the Quelccaya Ice Cap. Join us as we delve into the remarkable work and life of Dr. Lonnie Thompson, a pioneering glaciologist whose research has been instrumental in shedding light on the impacts of climate change. Dr. Thompson has spent decades studying glaciers and ice...2023-09-1834 min
Climate Correction™ - A Climate Change PodcastFlorida and Solar Power Generation with Earthjustice What power does the law have to address the climate crisis? How has the passing of the Inflation Reduction Act impacted the advancement of climate solutions? Why is Florida not leading the United States on solar power generation? To answer these questions and more, we have Earthjustice on today’s episode of the Climate Correction Podcast. We are joined by Jill Tauber, Vice President of Litigation for Climate & Energy at Earthjustice, and Tania Galloni, Managing Attorney of Earthjustice's Florida regional office. Jill leads the largest bench of climate and Energy litigators in the c2023-09-0429 min
Climate Correction™ - A Climate Change PodcastClimate Migration and Mental Health Alicia Sewald is a hard-working, creative, and intelligent nurturer. She is a supportive connector and a bicultural, bilingual Licensed Professional Counselor. Formerly, as a teacher, she built three elementary school Spanish programs in different private schools. In this episode, Alicia will be discussing climate migration, which refers to the displacement of individuals due to the adverse effects of climate change, including rising sea levels, extreme weather events, and resource scarcity. This phenomenon often leads to significant psychological and emotional impacts on those forced to leave their homes. The upheaval, loss of familiar surroundings, and uncertainty about the f...2023-08-2118 min
Climate Correction™ - A Climate Change PodcastWorld Wildlife Fund Announces Food Waste Warrior Program [Climate Correction Panel] Reducing food waste is increasingly being recognized as an effective and non-controversial solution to reduce GHG emissions; ease pressure on land and water ecosystems used for food production; and alleviate global food insecurity. WWF's national Food Waste Warriors program has landed in Orlando, and aims to inspire local K-12 students to take the lead in developing a more circular food system. Speakers Alex Nichols-Vinueza, Manager of Food Waste Programs, WWF Alex supports the US Food Waste team’s portfolio of projects at WWF, including work with the agricultural, grocery retail, hospitality and food servic...2023-03-2008 min
ThinkTech HawaiiClimate Causes of Hurricanes Ian and Nicole (Climate Change in Crisis)Learning About Solutions like Babcock Ranch. The host for this show is Jay Fidell. The guest is Shannon Maganiezin.
VoLo Foundation is a nonprofit in Jupiter, Florida. Its mission is to accelerate change and global impact by supporting science-based climate solutions, enhancing education, and improving health. Shannon Maganiezin, host of VoLo Foundation's Climate Correction Podcast, reports on the recent Ian and Nicole hurricanes in Florida and their climate change causes and effects on communities in the sate, the prospects of further hurricanes, and solutions and opportunities for the future, including the solution at Babcock Ranch.
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Climate Correction™ - A Climate Change PodcastHow Climate Change is Impacting Our Weather - Dr. Marshall Shepherd_UGADr. Marshall Shepherd is a leading international expert in weather and climate and is the Georgia Athletic Association Distinguished Professor of Geography and Atmospheric Sciences at the University of Georgia. He has many accomplishments including hosting The Weather Channel’s Award-Winning show Weather Geeks. Today, he joins host Shannon Maganiezin in discussing the weather impacts of climate change. He talks about never-before-seen anomalies, such as low-pressure systems in the highest latitudes and 100-year flood events happening annually. One "at-home" solution he presents is composting. Composting is pain-free and virtually cost-free. Some cities and towns even of...2021-02-0231 minClimate Correction™ - A Climate Change PodcastUsing Art to Communicate Risks from Climate Change - Yoca Ardit-Rocha_CLEO Institute In this episode of the Climate Correction podcast, Shannon talks art, education, and activism with Yoca Arditi-Rocha, Executive Director of The CLEO Institute. The CLEO Institute is a Florida-based organization that promotes change through direct messaging in local communities. Their latest campaign, #FLClimateCrisis, was an ingenious way to capture art and activism for the general public. Arditi-Rocha explains that it’s important for people to connect the dots within their communities about how climate change is affecting them directly. Each region of Florida is vulnerable, it just takes education to understand the impacts. Arditi-Rocha lists th...2021-01-1926 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastIn TouchIn Touch Avani, Annaiya, Torani, and Divya On this episode of the GIVE podcast, we are speaking to four young ladies that have started their own nonprofit that is tackling teen mental health. So today I am chatting with Avani, Annaiya, Torani, and Divya. They are the founders of In Touch, a teenage mental health nonprofit that is run out of California. Mental health is a large issue for teenagers at the moment and In Touch is working to provide free resources and destroy the stigma surrounding mental health issues. In Touch provides a...2020-12-2720 min
Climate Correction™ - A Climate Change PodcastWelcome to Climate CorrectionDavid S. Vogel is a world-renowned data scientist and predictive modeler. He has won many awards for his predictive models, including the prestigious K-Cup. His wife, Thais Lopez Vogel, an attorney, manages VoLo Foundation. Together, they are raising six kids. David's research led them to become aware of the devastating economic impact of human reliance on uncapped fossil fuels and other greenhouse gases. They knew they had to do something - for their kids and future generations. VoLo Foundation exists to be the bridge between the science community and everyone else. The Foundation's work accelerates change and...2020-12-2202 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastJesse Lewis Choose LoveJesse Lewis Choose Love Scarlett Lewis In this episode of the GIVE podcast, we are thrilled to welcome Scarlett Lewis of the Choose Love Movement. Scarlett is an incredible woman with a heartbreaking story. When her son, Jesse Lewis, lost his life in the Sandy Hook mass shooting, Scarlett’s life was changed forever- he was just six years old. Guided by his life and his legacy, Scarlet lives every day to deliver a compassionate curriculum into schools everywhere. The Choose Love movement has created a new program, offered for free, to help scho...2020-12-2033 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastVariety: A Children's CharityVariety- The Children’s Charity Debbie Dodge On today’s episode of the GIVE podcast, we are happy to welcome Debbie Dodge from Variety- The Children’s Charity. Variety’s Freedom Program delivers vital life-changing equipment and services for mobility, independence and social inclusion to individual children and children’s organizations. Through the Freedom program, Variety changes children’s lives by granting items and services that provide independence, mobility and freedom. Variety’s Future Program delivers crucial life-enriching communication equipment and services, education and self-esteem to individual children and children’s organizations. Through the Future progra...2020-12-1318 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastThe Annie E. Casey FoundationAnnie E Casey Foundation Amoretta Morris On this episode of the Give podcast, host Shannon Maganzein welcomes two members of the Annie E Casey Foundation to let us know a little about the work that they do. The Annie E. Casey Foundation is a private philanthropy foundation that creates a brighter future for the nation's children by developing solutions to strengthen families, build paths to economic opportunity and transform struggling communities into safer and healthier places to live, work and grow. Today we are speaking with Amoretta Morris who is the dir...2020-12-0628 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastBoth Ends BelievingBoth Ends Believing Mark Schwartz Today on the GIVE podcast we are thrilled to welcome Mark Schwartz, the president of Both Ends Believing. Both Ends Believing is a nonprofit that uses technology to create a digital identity for children around the globe- so they have a better chance at adoption, instead of aging out of the foster care system. Millions of children are hidden behind the walls of institutions and orphanages. The primary reason is simply that countries lack the digital infrastructure that creates visibility into who and where they are. Without a di...2020-11-2921 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastBeulah's Safe HavenBeulah’s Safe Haven Tanya Barns Today on the GIVE podcast we are thrilled to welcome Tanya Barns from Beulah’s Safe Haven. This is a nonprofit that is located in Shreveport, Louisiana. Beulah’s Safe Haven is an amazing resource for girls that are aging out of the foster care system. Girls who are in foster care as teens are potentially facing issues such as homelessness, poor relationships, and potentially human trafficking. Even though these girls may technically be adults, they struggle mentally because many of them have not had the chance to develop...2020-11-2214 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastOperation Not AloneOperation Not Alone Susan Fochs On today’s episode of the GIVE podcast, we are thrilled to welcome Susan Fochs, the founder of Operation Not Alone. Susan started this nonprofit when she was18 years old. She felt compelled to take charge and make a difference in the lives of servicemen and women. Her journey was inspired by her father, who served in the US Marine Corps and is now permanently disabled. She’s made it her mission to create an organization that exists in the hope that no one feels alone both during and after their de...2020-11-1514 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastUrban BloomsUrban Blooms Tyler Wolf For today’s episode of the GIVE podcast, we are thrilled to welcome Tyler Wolf to the show. Tyler is the founder, executive director, and Living Wall designer for Urban Blooms. This nonprofit mixes engineering, science, art, and plants to create green spaces in urban environments that otherwise might not see these types of plants. The living walls are carefully designed with each community in mind. They use hydroponics and engineering to make sure that they can be enjoyed for years to come. Urban Blooms has done these wall insta...2020-11-0824 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastSunshine After the StormSunshine After the Storm Alexa Bigwarfe On today’s episode of the GIVE podcast we are thrilled to welcome Alexa Bigwarfe, the creator of the Sunshine After the Storm nonprofit. Sunshine After the Storm is a nonprofit to support women who have lost children in utero or shortly thereafter. As with most nonprofits, it started to help fill a void that the creator never anticipated on seeing. Alexa’s journey into nonprofits began with the tragic loss of one of her twin babies. As she was going through the grieving process she started bloggin...2020-10-3129 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastEpisode 48 - Quantum FoundationQuantum Foundation Randy Scheid Today on the GIVE podcast we are speaking with Randy Scheid of the Quantum Foundation. The Quantum Foundation is not like the typical non-profit we feature on the Give Podcast. They are a grant-making foundation whose mission is to inspire and fund initiatives that improve the health of communities. The Quantum Foundations works to promote change by driving action and working with others to find solutions. They take strategic risks with their resources and make bold decisions in the fulfillment of our vision & mission. They provide regular grants organizations and...2020-10-2521 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastEpisode 47 - Steps FoundationSteps Foundation Abigail Ellis Today on the GIVE podcast we are speaking Abigail Ellis of Steps Foundation, an amazing organization that focuses on empowerment and community for youth and young adults. They provide mentoring, family engagement, and life skills programs at no cost to the community to create a brighter future for youth in the community. In the age of technology, family engagement has become a challenge. Parents aren’t sure how to have difficult conversations and children can become socially disadvantaged from a focus on devices instead of true engagement. Steps Foundation prov...2020-10-1818 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastEpisode 46 - Rockfish Wildlife SanctuaryRockfish Wildlife Sarah Cooperman Today on the GIVE podcast we are speaking with Sarah Cooperman of Rockfish Wildlife Sanctuary. Rockfish Wildlife Sanctuary is located in Virginia and its mission is to educate the public on how to properly and safely co-exist with wildlife in their area and also what to do if you encounter wildlife - injured or not. They also rehabilitate and rescue animals in their area who are injured or trapped. Human-wildlife conflict is the primary reason that organizations like Rockfish Wildlife Sanctuary are needed around the country. The result of hum...2020-10-1118 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastEpisode 45 - Science ConnectedScience Connected Kate Stone Today on the GIVE podcast we are speaking Kate Stone, founder, and CEO of Science Connected. Science Connected was created to help make learning about science accessible to everyone, regardless of your economic or social background. They believe that education is critical in making informed choices, being successful members of society, and acting as responsible stewards of the planet. The fact is, access to education is simply not equal across the board. Poorer communities lack resources to foster learning and the learning materials that they need to educate. This resu...2020-10-0422 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastEnventure EnterprisesEnventure Enterprises Aneri Pradhan Today on the GIVE podcast we are speaking Aneri Pradhan the founder of Enventure Enterprises, which recently went through an exciting transition. It merged with New Energy Nexus, which is a much larger nonprofit- and they are now functioning as a very robust program of New Energy Nexus. Enventure is working hard to bring energy to the people of Uganda, with a staggering 85% of the people having limited access to electricity- this program is sorely needed. Access to electricity is something that many people on the planet take for gra...2020-09-2711 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastCentral Florida FoundationCentral Florida Foundation Nicole Donaldson Today on the Give podcast we are speaking with Nicole Donaldson, the Vice President of Philanthropy at the Central Florida Foundation. Central Florida Foundation believes in the power of philanthropy and that thoughtful strategy, combined with a generous community, makes Central Florida a place where everyone feels at home. The Foundation works with families focused on giving back, nonprofits, and across public and private sectors to bring philanthropy to life. Central Florida Foundations believes that as a community foundation, you can connect across the different sectors...2020-09-2021 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastHillside Wellness CenterHillside Wellness Center Dr. Irene Yaymadjian Today on the GIVE podcast we are speaking with Dr. Irene Yaymadjian from the Hillside Wellness Center in California. Hillside Wellness has three different programs that help people in need. They currently have a postpartum program, an LGBTQ TIA program, and a cancer patient caretakers support group. These three programs provide support to people who are struggling to connect to others by offering licensed therapy and group counseling sessions. Postpartum depression is a common issue that no one likes to talk about. Women typically are embarrassed to get...2020-09-1317 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastSeed Consulting GroupSeed Consulting Group Brooke Crowe Today on the GIVE Podcast we have Brooke Crowe, the Executive Director and CEO of the Seed Consulting group. This group is a little bit different from the guests we usually have on this show- but no less amazing. The Seed Consulting group fills in the professional services gap for sustainability non-profits. They provide professional services from a network of pro-bono providers that are some of the top people in their respective careers. The Seed Consulting group has worked with groups such as Habitat for Humanity, Surfrider Foundation, US Gr...2020-09-0615 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastThe Children’s Centre of the Antelope ValleyThe Children’s Center of the Antelope Valley Sue Page Today we are speaking with Sue Page from The Children’s Center of the Antelope Valley. Sue is the executive director of this incredibly important nonprofit in Los Angeles, California. The Children’s Center was founded over 30 years ago to become a safe space for child abuse victims. Since that time, this organization has evolved to help provide counseling, therapy, legal, and administrative services to kids in need in this area. The Children’s Center is fighting an uphill battle. Los Angeles has 30% of the entir...2020-08-3016 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastVoices For Children Tampa BayVoices For Children Tampa Bay Jennifer Starr Today on the GIVE podcast we are speaking with Jennifer Starr, who is from the Voices For Children of Tampa Bay. This organization works with foster kids in the Tampa Bay, Florida area to make sure they not only have the things that they need- but the care that they deserve. Many children enter the foster care system with nothing but the clothes on their backs, and the Voices For Children of Tampa Bay works to make sure they have everything they need, from undergarments to backpacks and sc...2020-08-2318 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastThe Wooden FloorThe Wooden Floor Dawn Reese Today on the GIVE podcast we are excited to chat with Dawn Reese, the CEO of the Wooden Floor. The Wooden Floor is an afterschool nonprofit that serves young people from low-income communities through the power of dance. The ultimate goal of this nonprofit is to break the cycle of poverty through generational change. The kids that they serve are about 98% Latino and come from impoverished families in Orange County, CA. The Wooden Floor isn’t just after-school dance classes. They are with the kids in the program for 10...2020-08-1621 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastChasin a Dream FoundationChasin A Dream Foundation Vivien McLean-Bunce Today we are thrilled to welcome to the show Vivien McLean-Bunce. She is the treasurer who started out as a volunteer for the Chasin A Dream Foundation. This Foundation works with children who have become sick and they offer life-changing support and resources to the families of children who are battling cancer, cystic fibrosis, or any other life-threatening illnesses. In this podcast, Vivien explains why there is a critical need for help for families that may not have the resources to get these little warriors everything they nee...2020-08-0912 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastBuckner InternationalBuckner International Albert Reyes Today on the GIVE podcast we are happy to chat with Albert Reyes of Buckner International. Buckner International is an international organization focused on offering ministry-based services to vulnerable children in six different countries, including the United States. In the United States, Buckner International works closely with the Department of Family Protective Services to make sure that these kids have a safe place to land after being separated from their parents or guardians in unsafe or unhealthy situations. Buckner International is providing various services in different countries and are one...2020-08-0216 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastThe Maji Safi GroupThe Maji Safi Group Bruce Maj Pelz Today we are speaking with Bruce Maj Pelz, cofounder of the Maji Safi group. The Maji Safi group works with the people of Tanzania to educate impoverished and vulnerable populations about how to prevent disease and improve their health. The Maji Safi group focuses on the gap between treatment and actual prevention. They work in the communities, for the communities. In this podcast, Bruce explains why there is a critical need for education surrounding health and hygiene. Only one in three people in their sector have acc...2020-07-2620 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastGuardian Ad Litem FoundationGuardian Ad Litem Foundation Alan Abramowitz Today on GIVE, we are excited to bring you Alan Abramowitz, who runs the Guardian Ad Litem Foundation in Florida. The Guardian Ad Litem Foundation is a state-run and volunteer-operated nonprofit. This program acts as the guardian and advocate of children who have been removed from their homes and placed within the foster care system or in relative care. The volunteers speak only for the child, in the best interests of the child. The Foundation supplies what often gets overlooked. If there is a specific need, they mak...2020-07-1920 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastThe Black Organizing ProjectThe Black Organizing Project Jessica Black Today we are honored to welcome Jessica Black, the Organizing Director of Black Organizing Project. The Black Organizing Project reaches across generations to shed light on Black and Brown children’s experience with police officers being stationed in and around the schools in Oakland, California. They are working towards an environment where supportive adults the are the authority figures in the school, rather than police officers. The Black Organization Project is focused on providing a safe environment in schools, with parental involvement, that gives kids the best poss...2020-07-1225 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastNAACPRuban Roberts President of the Miami Dade County of the NAACP Today we are honored to speak with Ruban Roberts, President of the Miami Dade County chapter of NAACP. The NAACP, as an organization, is well known in the United States to be the defender of those who have suffered civil rights violations. The NAACP works within communities to defend the liberty and justice for all. In this podcast, Ruban leads us in a fascinating and informative conversation that spans across not only the current events of today but all the way back to...2020-07-0529 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastBrilliant DetroitBrilliant Detroit Cindy Eggleton Today on the GIVE Podcast we are thrilled to welcome Cindy Eggleton, the co-founder, and CEO of Brilliant Detroit. Brilliant Detroit is a community impact organization that has helped over 6500 people since it was founded four years ago. It is a unique and unbelievably successful nonprofit that operates (for the moment) exclusively in 4 of Detroit’s neighborhoods. Detroit has faced incredible hardships over the years. The people who live there, and the children who grow up there are statistically tested lower than the average American city. Brilliant Detroit is focuse...2020-07-0517 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastThe Joy of MembershipThe Joy of Membership Joy Duling Today we are honored to welcome expert thought leader and founder of The Joy of Membership, Joy Duling. All nonprofits and organizations aim to gather a community around what they are trying to accomplish or solve - that is where Joy’s expertise comes in. The Joy of Membership works alongside nonprofits, organizations and trade groups to create innovative membership design and experience in order to take as many people as possible, on a unique journey. Over the years Joy has served in almost every possible role tha...2020-06-2816 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastFriends of Puerto RicoFriends of Puerto Rico Angelique Sina and Natalia Delgado Today on the #GIVEPodcast , we are excited to introduce two very inspirational women, Angelique Sina and Natalie Delgado of Friends of Puerto Rico. Fueled by an entrepreneurial spirit and passion for others, this nonprofit is a social impact organization headquartered in Washington, DC, that is focused on mobilizing a network of partners to create economic opportunities for the people of Puerto Rico. Puerto Rico has faced many hardships and environmental disasters leading to an increase in the poverty gap, especially for women. Even though wom...2020-06-2119 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastInner City InnovatorsInner City Innovators Ricky Aiken Today we are thrilled to welcome Ricky Aiken, the founder of Inner City Innovators. Based in Palm Beach County, Florida this nonprofit aims to eradicate gun violence and youth delinquency. Ricky and his network of Hope Dealers are empowering and inspiring inner city youth to embody the change they want to be in their communities. Growing up in Palm Beach County himself, Ricky was exposed to a tough upbringing surrounded with addiction, alcoholism and gun violence. Instead of following the sometimes predetermined path of the disadvantaged, he sought...2020-06-1317 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastSecond Chance Cocker RescueSecond Chance Cocker Rescue Liz Schmitz Today on the GIVE Podcast, we welcome Liz Schmitz, the community outreach coordinator of Second Chance Cocker Rescue. This California based nonprofit is saving lives one Cocker Spaniel at a time. Second Chance Cocker Rescue provides medical examinations, neuter/spay services, fostering programs, behavioral testing and sanctuary programs to help save these beautiful animals. The Cocker Spaniel is one of the most intelligent and loving companions out there. Unfortunately, many dogs are in desperate need of human intervention. Second Chance Cocker Rescue provides love, resources and continues t...2020-06-0722 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastMerton Capital PartnersMerton Capital Partners Sean Davis Today, on the GIVE Podcast we are excited to welcome the founder and CEO of Merton Capital Partners, Sean Davis. Merton Capital Partners exists to bridge the gap between nonprofits and philanthropists. His skilled team is helping pioneer Big Bet philanthropy to solve large scale societal challenges. Big Bet philanthropy is changing the way philanthropy works within the nonprofit sector. The Giving Pledge, which was created by Warren Buffet and Bill and Melinda Gates, is a lifelong commitment of the wealthiest families and individuals, to dedicate the majority o...2020-05-3124 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastOperation WEBS (Women Empowered Build Strong)Operation WEBS (Women Empowered Build Strong) Sandy Blair and Caity Casey Today we are so excited to speak with founder Sandy Blair and communications director Caity Casey, of Operation Women Empowered Build Strong. As veterans themselves they are on a mission to create safe and affordable, high quality housing solutions for women veterans. They provide immediate housing solutions, while also creating a long-term farming tiny house on wheels community. Sadly, female veterans are the fastest growing segment of the homeless veterans within our population. Both Sandy and Caity experienced hardships transitioning back into...2020-05-2437 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastPutnam County Community FoundationPutnam County Community Foundation Brandon Wells Today we are excited to introduce Brandon Wells, executive director of Putnam County Community Foundation in Indiana. This foundation was founded in 1985 and serves to empower individuals and help the community determine how they can address their County needs. Putnam County Community Foundation administers funds, awards grants, provides leadership, enriches quality of life and strengthens the community in Putnam County and beyond. Putnam County Community Foundation is hyper-local which allows them to be able to partner with local stakeholders and fellow community citizens to better understand what t...2020-05-1620 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastJupiter Inlet FoundationJupiter Inlet Foundation Vivien McLean Bunce Today we are thrilled to introduce Vivien McLean Bunce, core member and Outreach Coordinator of the Jupiter Inlet Foundation. Known for its small-town beachy vibe and pristine white sandy beaches, the Jupiter Inlet borders the Atlantic Ocean on the southeastern coast of Florida. The Jupiter Inlet Foundation is dedicated to the conservation of the natural resources along the many waterways in Jupiter and helps to preserve its history and archaeological assets. The Jupiter Inlet is home to Johnson’s seagrass, which is the first and only Marine pl...2020-05-1012 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastCommunity Foundation of Orange and Sullivan CountiesCommunity Foundation of Orange and Sullivan Counties Elizabeth Rowley Today we are excited to introduce Elizabeth Rowley of the Community Foundation of Orange and Sullivan Counties in New York. This foundation is one of over 700 community foundations in the United States and nearly 2000 globally. Their mission in the Hudson Valley region is to inspire a passion for lifelong philanthropy, catalyze sustainable community impact and connect people who care with causes that matter. The Community Foundation of Orange and Sullivan Counties’ services range from designating scholarships, grant-making, helping veterans return to civilian life, animal wel...2020-05-0318 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastThe Surfrider FoundationThe Surfrider Foundation Jamie Hamilton Today we are so excited to introduce Jamie Hamilton, chair of The Surfrider Foundation. This foundation is dedicated to the protection and enjoyment of the world’s ocean, waves and beaches through a powerful activist network. The Surfrider Foundation is a grassroots, non-profit environmental organization with 81 chapters in 10 regions around the nation, all with the same mission - to keep our beaches healthy and communities informed. Their network of passionate activists mobilize their local chapters to plan campaigns, organize clean ups, and work with local elected officials to find...2020-04-2614 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastFoster the EarthFoster the Earth Erin McBride Today we bring you Foster The Earth’s founder, Erin McBride. Foster The Earth is dedicated to helping vulnerable children and young adults in the foster care system through exposure to the great outdoors. Their participants experience the challenges and healing power of extended time in the wild and come away with a deeper respect for themselves, their capacity, and their place in the natural world. Foster The Earth removes their participants from their everyday stressors by exposing them to nature and giving them resilience and self-confidence to help...2020-04-1921 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastSea ShepherdSea Shepherd Captain Paul Watson Today we are beyond excited to welcome Captain Paul Watson, founder of Sea Shepherd Conservancy. You may already be familiar with him from the hit TV show “Whale Wars”. Sea Shepherd uses direct action to defend marine wildlife and protect their habitat in the world’s oceans. Sea Shepherd has transformed into an international movement and exists in 40 different countries, all concentrating on different environmental initiatives. Captain Paul Watson believes in an interventionist approach, where they directly shut down the terrible things that are happening in our oceans. Sea She...2020-04-1222 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastClean Cruiser ProjectClean Cruiser Project Steven Ploog Today we bring you Steven Ploog, co-founder of the Clean Cruiser Project. This nonprofit began with two rusty Land Cruisers, a couple of beers and a dream to embark on a 60-day overland expedition from Paso Robles, California to Panama. Steve and his co-founder, Nathan Stewart, completed their trip carbon neutral, with the mission to encourage individual carbon footprint reduction and promote conservation efforts. In order to offset the carbon emission from their trip, they calculated they would have to plant 200 trees. Taking it a bit further, the C...2020-04-0521 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastMiami Homes For AllMiami Homes For All Annie Lord Today we bring you Annie Lord, executive director of Miami Homes For All. The mission of this nonprofit is to end homelessness in South Florida through policy research, advocacy and other initiatives for collective impact. Armed with the best research available, Miami Homes For All collaborates with people across the entire spectrum of their community to identify the best ideas in order to turn visions of a stable and safe Miami into reality. Miami is the third least affordable city in the country due to a relatively...2020-03-2814 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastFine Print FundingFine Print Funding Chantal and Justin Crompton Today we bring you Chantal and Justin Crompton, founders of Fine Print Funding out of San Diego, California. This nonprofit creates financial equity in the college application process. More low-income high school students are graduating than ever before, but rates of low-income students making the leap to college have stayed stagnant. The data is clear: there’s an opportunity gap. Low-income students are getting lost in the fine print of the college-going process. Chantal is an English teacher who witnessed first-hand the hardships that low...2020-03-2125 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastBark Avenue FoundationBark Avenue Foundation Christie Schilling Today we bring you Christie Schilling from Bark Avenue Foundation located in Los Angeles, California. This nonprofit empowers pet owners and local communities to reduce abandoned animal populations through spay and neuter, pet retention and reclamation, and education. Bark Avenue is focusing on preventing as many animals as possible entering shelters through diligent work, youth education and free programs for those who lack the resources. Bark Avenue Foundation helps combat the animal crisis by hosting mobile vet providers to go to low income and underserved communities who don’t...2020-03-1422 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastCamp Ocean PinesCamp Ocean Pines Andrew Boyd Goodrich We are excited to introduce you to Andrew Boyd Goodrich, executive director of Camp Ocean Pines, California. The mission of Camp Ocean Pines is to foster enjoyment and appreciation of the natural world among people of all ages through creative activities in a residential camp setting. A jewel on the Central Coast, Camp Ocean Pines sits on thirteen donated acres of Monterey Pine forest that nearly meets the ocean shore. Camp Ocean Pines helps bridge the gap between people through memorable experiences and connections with nature and...2020-03-0822 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastJewish Women's Foundation of the Greater Palm BeachesToday we bring you Jennifer Kryshka of the Jewish Women’s Foundation of the Greater Palm Beaches. This non-profit is located in Palm Beach Gardens, FL and is dedicated to advancing the status of women and girls in the US and Israel through strategic grantmaking, advocacy, education, and leadership development programs to create long-lasting social change. Jewish Women's Foundation is a social change organization, which means they are focused on long term systemic impact. They address these through grantmaking, community education programs, leadership development programs and support Florida policies that are related to their mission. They support or...2020-03-0118 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastGrowing Up Guide PupGrowing Up Guide Pup Amy and Matthew Chapman Today we bring you Amy and Matthew Chapman, founders of Growing Up Guide Pup. This nonprofit is the only service dog organization in the world with a mission to focus on education to help people with disabilities live more independent and fulfilling lives. Growing Up Guide Pup started on a whim when Matthew, a filmmaker by trade, and Amy a veterinary technician decided to document their experience training their service dogs. They give us a real unfiltered perspective into what goes into raising service dogs, ho...2020-02-2421 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastDream in GreenDream in Green Barbara Martinez-Guerrero Today we bring you Barbara Martinez-Guerrero Executive Director of Dream in Green. This nonprofit is located in Miami, FL and aims to empower individuals, especially youth, to lead in the response to climate change and other environmental challenges facing South Florida. By raising awareness and working with the community, Dream in Green helps develop and implement educational programs that promote environmentally sustainable behaviors. Dream in Green started with 3 lawyers with an idea to increase the conversation surrounding environmental sustainability in Florida. They made contacts with like-minded local teachers a...2020-02-1629 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastJesse Lewis Choose Love MovementJesse Lewis Choose Love Movement Scarlett Lewis Today we bring you Scarlett Lewis of the Jesse Lewis Choose Love Movement. This nonprofit was born out of unimaginable tragedy - after Scarlett lost her 6-year-old son to the Sandy Hook Active Shooter crisis in December of 2012. She turned indescribable heartbreak into love-driven education for other youth and parents. The aim of Jesse Lewis Choose Love is what the name implies - to create a society where individuals problem solve and find solutions through choosing love. In the aftermath of her son’s murder, Scarlett was...2020-02-0932 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastKnowledgeworksKnowledgeworks Chuck Ambrose Today we bring you Chuck Ambrose of Knowledgeworks, a non-profit dedicated to preparing each and every student for future success through a personalized approach to education. During his 35 years in higher education, specifically as a college president, Chuck saw the real need that his organization aims to meet. If you think about the education system in the United States, the fact is that it hasn’t changed since it was developed - well over 100 years ago. That needs to be addressed. Let’s face it - times have changed - dramati...2020-02-0234 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastOcean ConservancyJeff Watters Ocean Conservancy Today we bring you Jeff Watters of Ocean Conservancy, a non-profit organization that works with the public to protect the ocean from today’s greatest global challenges by creating science-based solutions for a healthy ocean and the wildlife and communities that depend on it. Jeff has been with Ocean Conservancy since 2011 and is the Senior Director, Government Relations. Jeff brings us a story of optimism and empowerment - not the "doom and gloom" scenarios we see about the environment. He and his organization believe that through bipartisan communication, initiatives can b...2020-01-2622 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastHealGriefHeal Grief Fran Solomon Today we bring you Fran Solomon of HealGrief.org, a non-profit organization that helps millennials and college-age students deal with and process grief. The team at HealGrief.org also works to ensure that universities across the nation have adequate support and policies in place to allow students the time they need to deal with their loss. Unfortunately, over ½ of the population of young adults ages 18-25 are grieving. That is an astounding number and it is compounded by tragedies like mass shootings, terrorism, and war, that we are all to...2020-01-1923 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastDancers Against CancerDancers Against Cancer Amanda Meek Today we bring you Amanda Meek of Dancers Against Cancer, an organization founded in 2012 when a member of their team was diagnosed and ultimately lost her battle with brain cancer. Cancer is a huge problem in the world today and is often classified accurately as an epidemic. The dancing community is largely made up of self-employed individuals - and when a cancer diagnosis comes, there are no sick days to turn to - and little insurance in place. 2020-01-1225 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastSmiles InternationalSmiles International Dr. Jeff Moses In this episode of the GIVE podcast, we are thrilled to welcome Dr. Jeff Moses of Smiles International. Dr. Jeff is the founder of this profound organization that helps young children all the way through youth with multiple surgeries that are required to repair a cleft lip deformity. Many of these repairs can take up to seven surgeries to correct- and are completely necessary for these kids to enter society as a fully functioning adult. Cleft palate surgeries are not a simple procedure. Cleft palate alone tends to be...2020-01-0624 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastElders Climate ActionElders Climate Action Geri Freedman Today we bring you Geri Freedman of Elders Climate Action, a national movement that aims to get the elderly inspired and involved in taking climate action. Founded by a retired rocket scientist who wanted a better future for the younger generations, Elders Climate Action debunks the myth that retirement is a time for standing still. Elders Climate Action is made up of elders from around the country who have a passion for the future and want to give back. Elders have time, resources, and wisdo...2020-01-0521 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastBrown Dog FoundationBrown Dog Foundation Carol Smock Today we bring you Carol Smock, Founder/CEO of the Brown Dog Foundation, an organization founded in 2006 when she found herself in a devastating situation - her beloved dog, Chocolate Chip was diagnosed with cancer again- and she had just lost her job. Unfortunately, this is an experience shared by too many Americans. The Brown Dog Foundation works to bridge the gap between the cost of medical care and saving your pet. Carol found that in an emergency vet setting, pet o...2020-01-0526 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastB'Uneke MagazinePeace Corps - B’Uneke - Digital Magazine Mary Brotherton Jennifer East Today we bring you Mary Brotherton and Jennifer East of B’Uneke Magazine - a digital magazine brought to you by the Peace Corps. The magazine aims to inspire world changers and people who want to make a difference on a micro or macro level scale in their communities by telling the stories of the changemakers of today The digital magazine is free for all but can be ordered in print version for a fee, which benefits this nonprofit organ...2020-01-0422 min
Give - A Philanthropy PodcastBoys and Girls Club of Sandhills Boys and Girls Club of Sandhills Fallon Brewington Today we bring you Fallon Brewington of the Boys and Girls Club of Sandhills. The Boys and Girls Club of America is a long-standing, incredible non-profit that puts kids on the path to success, despite coming from backgrounds and communities with little access to resources needed. The Sandhills chapter of this organization is achieving incredible levels of success in their community. Based in Southern Pines, North Carolina, the Sandhills chapter serves 2000 youth in their area and helps to serve over 62,000 in the entir...2020-01-0420 min
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