The Safety Net: Recent Episodes
The Salvation Army of Greater New York
An inside look into what makes The Salvation Army's programs run as we discuss creating a more equitable New York through a faith-based lens.The Salvation Army is the leading provider of social services in the United States, sharing hope with 30 million Americans annually.
Ramona Ramadar, Director of Gift Planning for The Salvation Army in Greater New York, joins us to talk about the ins and outs of her job and how she connects supporters with the causes that are important to them.
Ramadar has an MBA in Management, is a Chartered Advisor in Philanthropy, serves as Vice President of the Philanthropic Planning Group of Greater New York, and has a proven track record in fundraising.
On this episode of The Safety Net, Major Marcus Jugenheimer, Chief Operating Officer for The Salvation Army's Greater New York Division, shares an inspiring Christmas Message.
We're joined again by Rob Jeffery, Director of The Salvation Army's Heritage Museum, to learn about the origins of the widely celebrated National Donut Day and how The Salvation Army's Safety Net was cast for soldiers during World War 1.
On this episode of The Safety Net, we talk with Andrew Boynton, Music and Creative Arts Director for The Salvation Army of Greater New York, and members of his staff Lily Finikin and Nicole Alvarez, on how opportunities in music and the arts can instill principles that will last well beyond the practice room.
Stephen Ditmer sits down with some of The Salvation Army's team in the Greater New York area to talk about the organization's history, its services and programs, and its COVID-19 relief efforts.