Podcasts for Good: Recent Episodes
Washington State Combined Fund Drive
The Washington State Combined Fund Drive is proud to present Podcasts for Good, a new format for donors, volunteers and charities to use to stay up-to-date with the CFD. CFD Program Manager Philip Kerrigan and Fiscal and Policy Coordinator Heather Lucas serve as co-hosts.
What does health insurance look like to you? Heather and Jerika sat down with Jami Lund, Co-Founder and Board Member for Health And Hope Medical Outreach, to talk about the barriers, the need, and the difference between being insured and underinsured in our community.
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Let’s go play outside! Heather and Jerika sat down with Mel Clark, Executive Director for DiscNW, to talk about the fastest growing sport in the city of Seattle and King County.
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Taking care of a family is more than just feeding them. Heather and Jerika spoke to Executive Director Jake Weber, Communications Coordinator Kirby Lochner and Development & Communication Manager Joey Ashenbrenner with FamilyWorks, to talk about their food bank, services for WIC and how they help everyone in need.
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I wanna rock! And you should too! Heather sat down with Natalie Walker, Executive Director for Rain City Rock Camp for Girls, to talk about the camp, creating music and how important it is for girls to be present in music.
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Have you wondered how food impacts the environment? Heather sat down with Judy Jones, Development Director for the Thurston County Food Bank, to discuss how a food bank manages to serve their clients and execute sustainable environmental practices.
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Visit their site at: Thurston County Food Bank
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Get ready to be motivated to pick up an instrument today! The CFD sat down with Dr. Paul-Elliott Cobbs, Music Director for Tacoma Youth Symphony Association (CFD #0315148), to talk concerts, auditions, musical instruments and inspiration.
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Visit their site at: Tacoma Youth Symphony Association
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Season four is here! Heather sat down with Anne Leache, Board President for Balo USA, to talk about support for impoverished women, children and families in Kolkata, India.
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Visit their site at: BALO USA
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Who responds to the first responders? The Soup Ladies! The CFD were joined by Soup Ladies Lori Noel and Jessica Zielinski to discuss first responders, the way they help, and of course, soup!
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Visit their site at: The Soup Ladies
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Do you need a healthcare advocate? Heather and Jerika sat down with Janet Varon, Executive Director for Northwest Health Law Advocates (CFD #0316180), to talk about healthcare in Washington State, coverage and how NOHLA fights for us all.
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Visit their site at: NoHLA
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Everyone has what it takes to be a leader. Heather and Jerika sat down with Matt Kloes, Executive Director of AgForestry Leadership Program, to talk about leadership, skills and tips on strengthening leadership abilities, and how we can all step up and lead.
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Visit their site at: AgForestry
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Two subjects in one! Heather and Jerika sat down with Mallory Anderson, Fundraising Coordinator with Canines for Disabled Kids, to talk about what their organization does to connect disabled kids with service dogs.
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Visit their site at: Canines for Kids
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How do veterans transition from service back to civilian life? Heather sat down with Deston Denniston, Director of Veterans Ecological Trades Collective, aka Vets_Cafe, to talk about veterans experiences upon coming home and learning how to transition to civilian life.
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Visit their site at: Vets_Cafe
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What does education behind bars look like? Are there enough opportunities for offenders in the prison system to improve their lives through education? Heather sat down with Alice Fong, Advocate and Volunteer with The Prison Scholar Fund, to talk about how they help provide educational opportunities to the people they serve.
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Visit their site at: The Prison Scholar Fund
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Even though we don't always hear about them, there are wars and conflicts happening in our world on a continuous basis. Heather sat down with Joe DiCarlo, Global Ambassador for Medical Teams International, to discuss war, conflicts, refugees and medical needs in regions throughout the world.
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Visit their site at: Medical Teams International
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Do you know what it means to age well? Heather sat down with Dagmar Cronn, Board Treasurer with South Park Senior Center, to talk about healthy aging and the important social connections made within the senior community of South Park.
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Visit their site at: South Park Senior Center
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Albert Einstein once said, "The mind that opens to a new idea never returns to its original size." Heather spoke to Paul Berry, Executive Director of Thero, about how we view mental health, crisis therapy, and how Thero can help anyone find resources they need to improve their mental health and their lives.
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Visit their site at: 200Thero
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STEM is more than education. Heather sat down with CEO Chris Woods and Communications Associate Carla Spaccarotelli with the Boys and Girls Clubs Of Thurston to talk about STEM learning, programs and initiatives they're working on in our community.
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Visit their site at: Boys and Girls Club of Thurston County
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Who knew the CFD would be lousy with NFC North super fans? Well, we are...Heather (da Bears!), Philip (Go Pack Go!) and OSOS Policy Director David Elliott (Skol!) talk their favorite teams, their favorite players and commiserate over some of the bonehead decisions our teams make.
Do you consider the furry companions in your life family? Maybe you should! Heather sat down with Cella Hyde, Outreach and Development Coordinator with Concern for Animals (CFD #1478830), to talk about the work they do to help keep furry companions with their families.
Do you know anything about your medical insurance or deductibles? How about the costs of care for long-term illnesses? Heather sat down with Amy Rowley, Executive Director of The Mayday Foundation (CFD #1482614), to talk about financial toxicity, family burdens and how her organization steps in to help.
Washington's women have always been ahead of the curve. Legacy Washington's new exhibit, Ahead of the Curve, opens September 19th in the Office of the Secretary of State. Philip sat down with Senior Researcher Lori Larson, Chief Historian John Hughes and Historian Bob Young to discuss the new exhibit, and the fascinating subjects featured.
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Visit their site at: Legacy Washington
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Take a deep breath! Bern Johnson, Executive Director with Environmental Law Alliance Worldwide (ELAW, CFD #1481987), called in to the Podcast to talk about the environment, climate change and clean air.
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Visit their site at: Environmental Law Alliance Worldwide
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Friedrich Nietzsche once said, “Without music, life would be a mistake.” We couldn't agree more! Heather met with Shaya Lyon, Founder and Director of Live Music Project to talk about classical music performances available in the Puget Sound Area.
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Visit their site at: Live Music Project: Seattle
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History time! Philip and Heather sat down with Shriley Battan, Board President of Olympia Historical Society and Bigelow House Museum (CFD #1478416), to nerd out about history and our mutual love for the past.
CFD sat down Jan Hanson, Founder and Director of 200 Orphanages Worldwide, to talk about their organization and all the projects they work on to improve the lives of children around the world.
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You got conflict and disputes in your life? Don't we all? CFD spoke with Community Engagement Manager Joe Sanders from Dispute Resolution Center of Thurston County to talk about how they help mediate conflicts and disputes for their clients.
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Heather sat down with Delia Soto, Manager of Workplace Giving for Hispanic Scholarship Fund, to talk about what they do for our community.
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Visit their site at: Hispanic Scholarship Fund
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Heather sat down with Shawn Dobbs, Donor and Government Relations Director with The Lighthouse for the Blind, to talk about what they do for our community.
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Visit their site at: The Lighthouse for the Blind
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Two in a row! Jerika joined Heather for the second week in a row to talk with Executive Director Cara Loriz and Program Director Micaela Colley from Organic Seed Alliance to talk about seeds, food and the future!
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Animals! Heather and Jerika sat down to talk about creatures. They spoke with Lorna Smith, Executive Director of Western Wildlife Outreach, to talk about animals in the wild.
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Philip and Heather sat down with Melissa Harris, Regional Representative for Washington and Development Representative with Bridges for Peace (CFD #1480522), to talk about ministry services and what her organization does in our global community.
Let's talk farming! The CFD sat down with Zsofia Pasztor, Executive Co-Director of Farmer Frog, to talk about gardening, farming and school gardens.
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Do you know what emotional literacy is? Thanks to the Founder and Principal Artist Pamela Sackett of Emotion Literacy Advocates, we learned about how to improve our emotional literacy. We also spoke about their mission for our community.
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Visit their site at: Emotion Literacy Advocates
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What does food insecurity mean? For Julie Humphreys, Second Harvest's Community Relations & Media Manager, food insecurity is defined as, "People who lack the resources for, and access to, enough nutritious food to live a healthy lifestyle." We couldn't agree more! Check out Philip and Heather's interview with Julie and what Second Harvest does to meet the need.
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Visit their site at: 2nd Harvest
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Camping season is here for all! The CFD sat down with Executive Director Cec Anson and Camp Manager & Caretaker Kevin Holmes with Camp Prime Time to talk about their mission to serve families in the PNW who have a child that are terminally or seriously ill, or may have a developmentally disability.
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Two topics that don't seem to go together, right? Dr. Theresa Cheng, Founder and Retired Periodontist of Everyone for Veterans, saw a need for dental care in the veteran community and chose to be different by providing this much needed service.
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Philip and Jerika sat down with Renee Radcliff Sinclair, the President of TVW, to talk about how the news network tries to present well balanced news in an ever-changing landscape. She also talked about some of the programs that TVW conducts to help the greater community.
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Visit their site at: TVW
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To commemorate the 2019 CFD Leadership Breakfast, CFD sat down with one of the charity speakers for a more in-depth conversation. David Carlson and Racheal Kyalikoba from Medical Teams International talked about their work, refugees, and what's happening in Uganda.
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Visit their site at: Alliance for Children Everywhere
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Jerika and Philip sat down with Cari Armbruster, the Executive Director of Alliance for Children Everywhere (ACE) to talk about the incredible work that her organization is doing in Zambia for the country's most vulnerable children.
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Visit their site at: Alliance for Children Everywhere
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Let's talk STEM and teenagers! CEO and Founder of IGNITE Worldwide, Cathi Rodgveller, called in to talk with Philip and Heather about IGNITE Worldwide, STEM and teenage girls engaging STEM technologies.
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Visit their site at: Ignite Worldwide
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Philip and Heather sat down with Gina Blanchard-Reed, Executive Director of Turning Pointe Survivor Advocacy Center (CFD #0316178) about domestic violence and the services they're providing to our community. #WashingtonGives
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CFD sat down with Lucine Drake with Lumen Academy this past week to talk about their school that is designed specifically for youth diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder. They provide a unique 1:1 learning environment that empower neurodiverse youth in K-5th grade to discover their highest potential. #WashingtonGives
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Visit their site at: Lumen Academy
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Pierce County Project Access, has a network of over 600 healthcare providers who donate primary and specialty care services to low-income and uninsured people. Thank you to Timm Dowling for speaking with the team on this interesting and important topic.
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SR3 Sealife Response, Rehab, and Research is a Washington non-profit dedicated to promoting the health and welfare of marine wildlife in the Pacific Northwest. CFD spoke to Casey McLean to learn more about their mission and how they're helping our communities.
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Visit their site at: Sealife Response, Rehab and Research
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Philip and Heather sat down with the United Way of Kitsap County to talk about how their organization and how charities like the United Way work with multiple community partners to address root causes to issues that we care about.
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Serving children, families, and state employees through foster care systems. We spoke with Sarah Desjarlais, the Executive Director of Office Moms & Dads, to talk about the role they play in foster
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Philip, Heather, Jerika and Kiran sat down to talk about one of the most rewatchable shows in the history of television...the Office.
Many topics of discussion were hit, with some surprise takes and hilarious back and forth from the crew.
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Philip and Kaylynn sat down with Hands for Peacemaking Foundation's Executive Director Jeff Hager, Global Director Marco Tulio Maldonado, and Board of Directors member Brian Dirks. Their mission is to promote self-reliance in rural Guatemala and to lift individuals and families out of poverty.
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Visit their site at: Hands For Peacemaking
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Philip was joined by Kaylynn to talk with the CEO and Chief Marketing Officer for Sound Generations, a Seattle-based organization that is helping seniors in need.
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The Academy Awards are this weekend, and Heather and Philip took some time to talk about their favorite all-time Oscar performances and moments.
They were joined by Policy Director David Elliott and Social Media Coordinator Kiran Boyal, two fellow movie nerds who love talking about their favorite Academy Award moments as well.
The CFD crew interviewed Diane Caputo of Mended Hearts, an organization that helps patients and their families deal with the effects of heart trauma.
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Philip went solo and interviewed the crew from the Cabiri, an organization that brings classic mythical stories to life through interpretive dance and stage presentations. They talked about the perils of trying to keep art vibrant in Seattle, different presentations they have made in the past, and the impact that performance art has on our community.
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They once caught a fish THIS BIG!!!
Philip and Jerika were joined by the C.A.S.T. for Kids Foundation to talk about the very unique way they help children with disabilities by taking them fishing.
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Kitties! Shelley Lawson, Development and Communications Director for Seattle Area Feline Rescue (CFD #1480950) spoke to the CFD about services SAF Rescue provides and to talk about cats!
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We sat down with Lisa Marie Slavik with Friend to Friend America (CFD #0316405) to speak about depression and assisted living
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Philip and Heather sit down with Marnee Chua and Tegan Moore with Clarion West Writers Workshop (CFD #1482502) to talk about representation.
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Did you know Washington State's mental health picture isn't so pretty? Philip and Heather met with Kate Walker, Director of Program Innovation for Seneca Washington from Seneca Family of Agencies and Washington Vocational Services' Executive Director Janet Bruckshen and Executive Assistant Laura Cox to discuss the great things they're doing for our state.
To commemorate World AIDS Day on December 1st, Jerika joined Heather to speak with Gloria Ekpo, Senior Technical Advisor, HIV & AIDS, Health, International Programs Group with World Vision and Nila Somaia, Mental Health Activities Manager with Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières USA.
Happy Friday! This is the end of the 2018 Daily Drip. Thank you everyone for listening and supporting the CFD. Here are the Best Questions of the Pod. Enjoy!
Happy Friday! This is the end of the 2018 Daily Drip. Thank you everyone for listening and supporting the CFD. Here are the Best Questions of the Pod. Enjoy!
Philip Kerrigan and Heather Lucas traveled to Seattle to talk to three incredible guests from the United Negro College Fund take a listen.
Crossing Washington - Philip and Jerika spoke with United Way of Benton Franklin County to talk about needs in their community.
Philip and Jerika talk about the importance of understanding world issues by discussing one of our member charities, Global Impact. An organization that maximizes your dollar to allow more services to be provided on a grander-scale in countries in need. Global Impact has generated more than $1.8 billion to help people in need.
There is a great need in the many countries in Africa. African Enterprise assist women and children with education, and a resources for jobs and more.
Thanks, gratitude, gratefulness all around! Hunger Intervention Program with Executive Director Srijan Chakraborty called into the Podcast to talk about hunger, food and the need in the North Seattle area.
Places please! The Legacy Project's new exhibit, 1968 The Year That Rocked Washington, opened on September 13th in the Office of the Secretary of State. Philip and Heather sat down with Senior Researcher Lori Larson, Chief Historian John Hughes and Historian Bob Young to discuss the new exhibit, 1968's impact on Washington State and the world.
Thanksgiving is tomorrow! What better topic to talk about then the North County Community Food Bank. Take a listen to this incredible charity helping their community in need.
Jerika & Philip talk about community change through community gardens. Take a listen about GRuB, an organization that grows healthy food, people, and community. They envision an equitable world where we are all nourished by healthy relationships, resilient community, and good food.
Philip and Jerika headed north to Seattle to speak to Amy, with The World Is Fun. Their a nonprofit group that assists nonprofits and the community to get individuals involved in a cause they love!
To celebrate the upcoming release of The Crimes of Grindelwald, the CFD re-aired the Harry Potter podcast from this summer…with a twist.
Philip was joined by a very special guest and huge Harry Potter fan…his son Thomas. The two recorded a new intro to the podcast.
HSF empower Latino families with the knowledge and resources to successfully complete a higher education, while providing scholarships and support services to as many exceptional Hispanic American students as possible.
The Wallingford Senior Center is a welcoming space for adults in Seattle to continue to learn and thrive while moving through life’s transitions in a positive and healthy way.
Philip and Jerika sat down with Brynn and Jennifer with Raise for Rowyn to talk about their heartbreaking story. Raise for Rowyn provides financial assistance and emotional support to families struggling with the loss of a child.
With Veterans Day right around the corner, Philip and Jerika sat down with two charities that are assisting our brave men and women who come back home and struggle to adjust to life outside the military. The two organizations show great compassion to individuals who has served our country loyally. Take a listen and remember to thank a veteran on Monday.
Pets in need is the mission of SpokAnimal C.A.R.E. out of Spokane, WA. They are passionately dedicated to the placement, protection and health of animals through legislation, education and programs for pets and their people. Take a listen with us!
The mission of Salmon for Soldiers is to offer a sense of normalcy and relaxation to our nation's veterans through fishing. Take a listen about this organization and charities assisting veterans through their recovery coming home.
Philip and Jerika test their election and constitutional knowledge and talk about the importance of your vote and why it matters.
CFD sat down a spoke about Warrior Expeditions, a group that assists veterans transitions from their wartime experiences back home through long distance outdoor expeditions.
Jerika & Philip sat down and spoke with Children's Advocacy Center to discuss abused children all the services they need, all in one place, and to help kids go on to thrive.
When donors ask, we listen! Philip and Heather sat down with Kara Lynn, the Executive Director and Founder of the Kara Lynn Foundation to talk about her organization and the work they do with people who have epilepsy.
Philip, Jerika and Heather celebrate Halloween by sitting down and talking about their favorite scary movies.
Philip and Jerika take a moment to discuss Global Impact, an organization that truly makes a difference world wide. Through partnerships and resources Global Impact works directly with charitable organizations on the ground and in the workplace to make a positive difference in our world.
Jerika and Philip talk about the enrichment of incarcerated individuals, homeless animals, and the community through the bond of humans to animals relationships. Prison Pet Partnership is located in Pierce county and works with the Washington Corrections Center for Women.
Creating a safe space in a country struck by civil war, increasing refugees and oppression is a uphill battle, but Roots of South Sudan is helping their country though a mission is to empower women and youth. They provide a safe environment for mothers and their young children to work and learn job skill, literacy, while preserving traditional Sudanese arts and crafts.
Happy Thursday! Soroptimist International of Olympia provides funds to improve the lives of Women and girls through programs leading to social and economic empowerment. Take a listen and learn more with this episode of the Daily Drip.
"Elevating children with special needs to reach their full potential by providing access to the resources and support they need to improve their family's overall quality of life." - Elevation's Mission Statement. Why is this important? Because costs of caring for a child with autism can total up to $2.3 million over the span of his or her lifetime and that will effect a family and the community the child lives in. Elevations helps with financial costs, evidence-based therapies and so much more. Take a listen.
Special Olympics of Washington transforms the lives through the joy of sport, each and every day. Philip and Jerika discuss the importance this organization brings to Washington state and highlights the needs of people with intellectual disabilities.
Philip and Jerika sat down for our 13th episode of the Daily Drip to discuss Cheney Outreach Center. An organization that assists elderly, ill, disabled, homeless and low-income persons/families. Their services are faith-based and work with a coalition of 10 Cheney area churches.
45% of kids eat breakfast provided by school in Washington. 70% of Graham Hill, a Title 1 elementary in South Seattle, provide free and reduced lunches. Their impact to the community starts child at a time. Take a listen.
Concern for Animals saves pets' lives and alleviates costs for those without money to spare. Philip and Jerika talk about this organization and the importance of assisting animals and their owners.
1 in 5 people have a disability in the US. Philip and Jerika talk about the impact Outdoors for All Foundation support and train individuals to get them out into the outdoors.
OCT 20. Did you get your ticket? Philip and Jerika talk about the upcoming CFD Masquerade Ball and whats to come. Get your tickets at CFD.WA.GOV
500,000 refugees currently reside in Kenya (from South Sudan and Somalia). Path From Poverty partners with women's groups to collect water, establish income-generating projects, female education, and so much more. Philip and Jerika talk about this international charity and issues in these countries.
Philip and Jerika talk about relationships. Thanks to MarriageTeam in Clark County, they're assisting couples to strengthen theirs through coaching on a holistic approach.
Who was your mentor? 1 in 3 young people grow up without one. Philip and Jerika talk about BBBS of Southwest Washington who help pair a mentor with a child that may be facing adversity to provide support to them one-on-one.
1 in 4 Native Americans live in Poverty. Chief Seattle Club provides sacred space to nurture, affirm and renew the spirit of urban Native Americans through medical and housing services. Philip and Jerika talk about needs in these communities and how Chief Seattle Club is helping.
Speaking about the Kind County Library System Foundation, Jerika and Philip talk about their impact of how donations help their clients and ultimately our communities.
Child Health Day in the United States raises people’s awareness of how they can protect and develop children’s health. Heather and Philip sat down with Elevations and Run to Win Outreach about their work in our communities.
What is the CFD? Combined FUNd Drive..? Yes it is! Jerika and Philip talk shop about the CFD and what we do for you.
Time for some serious cuteness! This week, Podcast for Good co-hosts Philip Kerrigan and Heather Lucas interview two guests about their organizations with service and therapy animals: Judith Anderson-Wright, President of Project Canine (CFD #1481401) and Drea Bowen, Founder and Board Chair of One Heart Wild Education Sanctuary (CFD #1482259).
Happy Independence Day! Podcasts for Good co-hosts Philip Kerrigan and Heather Lucas interview Emilio Garza, Executive Director of Washington Bus (CFD #1481950) about getting people engaged in our political process.
For this year's World Refugee Day, #PodcastsforGood co-hosts Philip Kerrigan and Heather Lucas interview Nicky Smith and Borka Paponjak of International Rescue Committee (CFD #0315540).