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66 Helping Women With Rare Forms of Endometrial Cancers | Laughlin Family Foundation 19:27

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“Every cancer deserves a voice, and every cancer deserves a cure.” - Laughlin Foundation What happens when your loved one is diagnosed with a rare case of cancer, where there is little to no information about it anywhere, and doctors don’t have a protocol to treat it.? Our guest on today’s episode lived this truth when her mother was diagnosed with…

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Ep. 065 How Board Members Are Key To Your Success | Truman Charities 2022 Recap 11:11

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Those of us who volunteer our time to give back to communities take this job seriously, so our main objective is to reach our goals so we can make a difference. A successful charity starts with having a solid group of board members, because they set the tone for how the rest of the charity functions. Each member brings unique experiences and expert…

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Ep. 064 Did You Know 80% of Inmates Have Been Touched By The Foster Care System? Find Out How Rob Sheer Founder of Comfort Cases is Changing The Foster Care System One Child At A Time 47:24

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The Truman Charities Podcast featured Rob Scheer, co-founder and CEO of Comfort Cases and author of A Forever Family: Fostering Change One Child at a Time. His harrowing story of growing up in our flawed foster care system touched us so much that we’re sharing his interview again. You don’t have to know someone to love them, and Rob’s personal jour…

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Ep. 063 Over 300 Homes Built For Disabled Veterans. How Have They Been Able To Gift A Mortgage Free Home Every 11 Days? It All Began After 911 | Building Homes For Heroes 26:10

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“Self-determination and desire to be part of different communities that allows you to blossom well beyond the structure of a house is so critical and central to the organization's mission.” - Chloe Sigillito Having a home encompasses more than just the structure of the house. It represents community, growth, love, and safety. Things we often overlo…

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Ep 062 "A Son With Two Moms" Author Tony Hynes Speaks About His Experience Growing Up With Two White Moms As A Black Child, While Being In Split Custody With His Biological Family 25:22

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The adoption process is a lifelong process, it doesn’t end the day a child is adopted by a family. This is an important point that is all too often missed. Especially in unique cases where a child is placed into split custody with their biological family and interracial and LGBTQ headed family. Our guest on today’s episode lived this reality, and f…

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Ep. 061 Saving Dogs From Kill Shelters | Lonely Hearts Animal Rescue 22:35

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Take a second to imagine an animal rescue center. Are you seeing the workers playing with puppies all day, smiling from ear to ear from all the doggie cuteness? This is just one misconception about rescue centers, and today’s guests will be addressing more. On this episode of The Truman Charities Podcast, you’ll hear from Nancy Maddox and Jenn Rush…

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Ep. 060 A Mother's Love: Funding the Cure for Rare Pediatric Cancer 23:08

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Tragedy strikes us in ways we never imagined, and this was certainly true for Jenny Mosier when her son Michael was diagnosed with a brain tumor called DIPG at just 6 years old. A devastating terminal diagnosis with a near 0% survival rate, it changed the future of her family. His aggressive cancer didn’t affect his spirit of service, and this is w…

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Ep. 059 How One Restaurateur Is Feeding The Hungry And Supporting Restaurants Simultaneously | Feed The Fridge 23:02

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On this podcast episode Mark Bucher, whose charitable journey started by cooking Thanksgiving turkeys for families in need at his restaurant, Medium Rare. During the pandemic, he bought meals from local restaurants to feed the hungry, and this evolved into Feed the Fridge, a DC metro area non-profit that’s changing the way the world tackles food in…

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Ep. 058 How God Inspired A Pastor To Restore Bikes For Those In Need | Bike Ministry 30:02

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There are many ways to give back to the community and the less fortunate. Some people donate food, clothes, money, or anything else essential to living. All of these are very useful, but what if you gave the gift of mobility? The ability to get from point A to point B. Something we all sometimes take for granted when it is so readily available. Tha…

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Ep. 057 How A Kids' Triathalon Supports Pediatric Cancer Patients 21:44

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I interviewed the founder of JUST TRYAN IT Molly Darby. Here is just a few things we talked about.... -The early days of Ryan's diagnosis and the moment Molly decided she wanted to create JUST TRYAN IT -A family in the hospital that opened their eyes to the severe struggles some parents go through while their child is in treatment Mollie Darby’s ba…

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Ep 056: CAST - Preventing Infants & Toddlers from Drowning 36:54

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Before she became an ISR mom and then a certified instructor, Liz was an elementary school teacher with a strong background as well as passion for business and philanthropy. After her family’s ISR self-rescue experience, Liz saw a window of opportunity to continue working with kids, while owning my own business and giving back to the community. Hav…

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Ep 055: AeroAngel - Providing Free Medical Flights to Critically Ill Children 23:38

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Here is what to expect on this week’s show:- How Brittany's personal childhood health trauma inspired her to join AeroAngel. - AeroAngel’s mission to provide free medical flights to critically-ill children and some of Brit's most memorable stories of hope.- AeroAngel’s current goal of funding for the acquisition of a dedicated businessjet, that can…

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Ep 054: Truman Charities - How we raised 1.5 Million for Various Charities 20:51

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Jerry Truman has been advising high-net-worth clients for more than 20 years, working closely with them to develop comprehensive and cohesive paths to meet their financial and life goals. The one-on-one time and individual attention he dedicates to each client often leads to them calling him their trusted advisor. Jerry’s passion for helping others…

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Ep 053: Foxie G Foundation - Creating a Safe Haven for Slaughter bound Racehorses 31:27

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Laurie Calhoun has had a passion for providing a safe haven for all creatures her entire life. As a result of her early love of horses, Laurie Calhoun became the co-owner and co-manager of Summer Wind Farm in 1986. In this capacity, she became aware of the plight of Thoroughbreds when their racing careers were over. As it became apparent that more …

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Ep 052: Elder Outreach Center - How Highschool Students Are Making A Difference At Local Senior Centers 27:54

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John Claude Shaffer is a Junior at South County High School in Lorton, Virginia. Motivated to achieve results and spread positivity, John Claude strives to achieve excellence in academics and to serve his community. John Claude founded the Elder Outreach Club, a successful organization started at South County High School, and currently has over 120…

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Ep 051: A Wider Circle On A Mission To End Poverty 26:17

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After four years at A Wider Circle, Amy Javaid became the President & CEO in July 2021. Amy offers 20 years of experience working with nonprofits in both the U.S. andinternationally. Amy has spent her career in the management, project design, development, implementation, and monitoring of programs for an array of marginalized populations. Specifica…

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Ep 050: Education, Networking and Advocacy at the Center for Nonprofit Advancement 22:05

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Glen O’Gilvie has served as chief executive officer of the Center for Nonprofit Advancement since 2008, providing education, networking, advocacy and back office services to nearly 1,000 organizations. A leader with more than 23 years of management experience in the National Capital region's nonprofit sector, Glen is passionate about addressing the…

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Ep 049: DC Diaper Bank - Changing Babies Changes Lives 20:50

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Corinne Cannon, MAT, MSc, Greater DC Diaper Bank Founder and Executive Director/President, oversees the organization’s capacity, strategy, and overall operations. She founded the organization in 2010 because she wanted to help other families after experiencing hands-on the struggles of parenthood. She has been recognized locally and nationally for …

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Ep 048: Icing Smiles Turning Cake Batter and Icing into Smiles and Joy 20:03

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Tracy’s expertise is in the field of accounting and tax, with more than two decades of experience as an international tax specialist in both the public and private sectors. A licensed CPA with a master’s degree in taxation, prior to founding Icing Smiles, her experience in the baking industry was limited to watching the TV challenges and absorbing …

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Ep 047: Gray for Glioblastoma creating a hopeful and positive space for all 30:31

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Born and raised in Bethesda, MD and studying education at The University of Texas at Austin. Katherine Snedeker founded Gray for Glioblastoma, a nonprofit raising funds and awareness for brain cancer. She has experience working for event planners in Austin, TX and the DC area and hopes to continue to grow the nonprofit using these learned skills. G…

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Ep 046: So What Else Strives to Assist All Children in Reaching Their Full Potential 36:12

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Keith Moore is from southwest Washington DC. He was born on August 10th. Keith recently graduated as Valedictorian from Kipp DC Somerset College Prep class of 2021. As a future political figure, he believes in giving back to his community. Keith has also served as SGA President for all four years at his high school. Keith is currently attending Mor…

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Ep 045: Hope for Henry Reinventing the Pediatric Patient Experience 31:34

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Laurie Strongin – The Truman Charities Podcast: A Community of Caring with Jamie Truman Episode 045 Laurie Strongin.Laurie Strongin is founder and CEO of the Washington, DC-based Hope for HenryFoundation which is reinventing the pediatric patient experience in hospitals around thecountry and positively influencing the outcomes of children with chro…

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Ep 044: NAMI Supporting individuals and Families affected by Mental illness 29:50

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Stephanie Rosen– The Truman Charities Podcast: A Community of Caring with Jamie Truman Episode 044 Stephanie RosenStephanie Rosen has been the Executive Director for the Montgomery County, National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) located in Rockville, MD for over six years. Under her tenure as Executive Director: NAMI MC program participation has…

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Ep 043: Strengthen Our Community Through Collective Acts of Kindness with Goods for Good 28:00

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Elizabeth Workman– The Truman Charities Podcast: A Community of Caring with Jamie Truman Episode 043A native New Yorker/Connecticun, Elizabeth came to DC in 1988 and immediately fell in love with the city that would forevermore be called "home". A social service "junkie" since her teen years, Elizabeth focused her college education at George Washin…

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Ep 042: Using Games For Good Causes 27:45

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Roddy McKenzie and Peter Williamson – The Truman Charities Podcast: A Community of Caring with Jamie Truman Episode 42 Roddy McKenzie and Peter WilliamsonRoddy McKenzie is a co-founder of Game Genius. He has a professional background in financial services most recently in the impact investing space. He loves using play as a way to learn and grow wh…

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Ep 041: Ending Homelessness, Rebuilding Lives with Friendship Place 30:44

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Jean-Michael Giraud– The Truman Charities Podcast: A Community of Caring with Jamie Truman Episode 41 Jean-Michael Giraud. Jean-Michel Giraud has advanced the entire homeless services system in the Washington, DC Metro Area by drawing on over two decades of clinical experience in human services, expertise in psychiatric rehabilitation and recovery,…

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Ep 040: City Dogs & City Kitties Dedicated to Finding Loving and Forever Homes for all Rescues 37:33

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Darren Binder – The Truman Charities Podcast: A Community of Caring with Jamie Truman Episode 40 Darren Binder. Darren is a co-founder of City Dogs Rescue & City Kitties and lived in D.C. for 20 years prior to moving to Bend, Oregon two years ago for a new position. Darren was motivated to start the rescue in 2011 after seeing a plea on Facebook ab…

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Ep 039: Providing Tools to Help Build a Strong Foundation for Afghan Refugees 24:31

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Manizha Azizi– The Truman Charities Podcast: A Community of Caring with Jamie Truman Episode 39 Manizha AziziManizha and her family fled Afghanistan during the Cold War in the 1980's when she was only 5 years old. Being a refugee herself, she knows all too well what these newly arrived families have endured and the obstacles that they may face bein…

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Ep 038: Unifying the Chromosome 8p Community While Accelerating Treatments for Tomorrow 21:56

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Bina Shah– The Truman Charities Podcast: A Community of Caring with Jamie Truman Episode 38 Bina Shah.In 2018, Bina founded Project 8p Foundation to accelerate research with the goal of treatment for chromosome 8p heroes like her daughter Karina. Since then, she has fully committed herself to the advancement of clinical and research understanding o…

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Ep 037: The Crunchy Life Book Series Teaching Valuable Lessons for Kids 34:41

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Glen Mourning– The Truman Charities Podcast: A Community of Caring with Jamie Truman Episode 37 Glen Mourning. Glen Mourning is an educator and author. The Crunchy Life Kid's book series is his most popular work that consist of a 8 titles written for children ages 8 and up. As the oldest of his mother's five children, Glen's books tie in life memor…

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Ep 036: Main Street Redefining Inclusivity 37:13

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Jillian Copeland– The Truman Charities Podcast: A Community of Caring with Jamie Truman Episode 36 Jillian Copeland.In 2014, Jillian created Teens Like Us, a weekend and summer inclusive social programdesigned to meet the needs of teens with disabilities in the Greater Washington area.Jillian’s latest and greatest endeavor, Main Street, is a joint …

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Ep 035: Restoring Dignity to Foster Children through Comfort Cases 46:36

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Rob Sheer – The Truman Charities Podcast: A Community of Caring with Jamie Truman Episode 35 Rob Sheer.Rob entered the foster care system as a child who had lost both parents. He was brought into a house with all of his belongings in a tattered and torn trash bag. Eight years ago, 5 children, who are now his daughter and 4 sons, arrived on his door…

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Ep 034: Restore Hope Liberia providing Health, Education and Opportunity to Liberians 35:51

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Dr. Bob Rufsvold, Dr Barbara Burke, Kumeinu Da-Tokpah and Saundra Williams– The Truman Charities Podcast: A Community of Caring with Jamie Truman Episode 34 Dr. Bob Rufsvold, Dr Barbara Burke, Kumeinu Da-Tokpah and Saundra Williams.RESTORE HOPE: LIBERIA provides relief and empowerment to the most vulnerable in post-emergency communities through an …

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Ep 033: Easterseals Serving the Community for Over 100 years 30:33

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Jonathan Horowitch– The Truman Charities Podcast: A Community of Caring with Jamie Truman Episode 33 Jonathan HorowitchJon Horowitch was appointed President & CEO of Easterseals DC MD VA in 2017 after serving as the organization’s COO for five years. Jon leads a 250-person team that provides critical, direct services to the most vulnerable members …

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Ep 032: How the Chamber is Empowering Small Business Owners 37:17

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Allie Williams & Russell Lacey– The Truman Charities Podcast: A Community of Caring with Jamie Truman Episode 32 Allie Williams & Russell Lacey.President of Electric Advisors, Russell Lacey has been an active part of the business community for over 20 years. Before starting Electric Advisors, he managed the production offices for bank-owned mortgag…

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Ep 031: Reuniting Soldiers After War 18:56

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Mary Henry– The Truman Charities Podcast: A Community of Caring with Jamie Truman Episode 31 Mary Henry.Mary Henry grew up in Minnesota. She has been married for 30+ years, has one son and two daughters. Mary has worked in the special ed field for 36 years. In 2016 Mary, along with her son, Eric Harder, established Reuniting After War, a 501(3)(c) …

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Ep 030: Helping Veterans become Entrepreneurs 26:27

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Scott Jensen– The Truman Charities Podcast: A Community of Caring with Jamie Truman Episode 30 Scott Jensen.Scott Jensen serves as the Executive Director of the National Veteran Small Business Coalition. A Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business owner and an executive with extensive experience in leadership and management across a 30-plus yea…

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Ep 029: Protecting Our Defenders Through the HM2 Buck For Hope Foundation 22:52

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Betty Buck– The Truman Charities Podcast: A Community of Caring with Jamie Truman Episode 29 Betty Buck. Listen to this important Truman Charities episode with Betty Buck about her organization the HM2 Buck For Hope Foundation. Here is what to expect on this week’s show:Betty’s story and why she started the HM2 Buck For Hope Foundation. The HM2 Buc…

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Ep 028: The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society: Making Strides in Patient Care and Research 15:26

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Ria Freydberg– The Truman Charities Podcast: A Community of Caring with Jamie Truman Episode 28 Ria FreydbergRia Freydberg serves as the Executive Director for the Mid-Atlantic Region of the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. After more than a decade in restaurant management, Ria was nominated to run for LLS’ Man & Woman of the Year campaign in memory …

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Ep 027: Increasing Access to Rehabilitation Care For Individuals Who Have Breast Cancer 27:58

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Jill Binkley– The Truman Charities Podcast: A Community of Caring with Jamie Truman Episode 27 Jill Binkley.Jill Binkley is a Physical Therapist and Founder of Turning Point Breast Cancer Rehabilitation, a non-profit healthcare organization. She served as the Executive Director of the organization for 14 years and continues as a Consultant. Jill ha…

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Ep 026: Using Integrative Medicine for Pain Management 42:13

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John Rosa– The Truman Charities Podcast: A Community of Caring with Jamie Truman Episode 26 John Rosa. Dr. John Rosa owns and supervises Accessible Beltway Clinics, which is comprised of 17 Integrative Medicine clinics in Maryland and Virginia that sees over 60,000 patient visits per year. ABC Clinics combine medicine, chiropractic, physical therap…

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Ep 025: Empowering People in Mental Health Recovery to Live Independently 17:57

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Abe Schuchman– The Truman Charities Podcast: A Community of Caring with Jamie Truman Episode 025 Abe SchuchmanAbe Schuchman has served as the Executive Director (now CEO) of Housing Unlimited, Inc. since Housing Unlimited began operations in December 1994. Housing Unlimited is a supported living housing corporation that provides permanent, safe, af…

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Ep 024: Helping Those With Disabilities Through fitness at the Spirit Club Foundation 15:23

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Bethany Keener– The Truman Charities Podcast: A Community of Caring with Jamie Truman Episode 24 Bethany KeenerBethany Keener became the executive director of Spirit Club Foundation in September 2020. She has nearly two decades of experience in nonprofit communications and development, including nine years working in organizations that support adul…

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Ep 023: Rotarians supporting our Military through their Purple Tee Golf Tournament 30:43

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Alan Schulman & Lyn Culver– The Truman Charities Podcast: A Community of Caring with Jamie Truman Episode 23 Alan Schulman & Lyn Culver.Lyn is an experienced Executive with a demonstrated history of working in the higher education industry. Strong community and social services professional skilled in Nonprofit Organizations, Philanthropy, Fundraisi…

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Ep 022: Feeding Those in Need One Meal at a Time 17:42

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Leah Craft– The Truman Charities Podcast: A Community of Caring with Jamie Truman Episode 22 Leah Craft.Leah has spent her career committed to the strategic and financial growth of local, national, and international organizations. She is motivated by her passion to bring equity where it is not, and to leave the world better than she found it, espec…

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Ep 021: Building self-esteem and independence at the Columbia House for the Blind 24:51

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Tony Cancelosi and Jocelyn Hunter– The Truman Charities Podcast: A Community of Caring with Jamie Truman Episode 21 Tony Cancelosi and Jocelyn HunterThe Columbia Lighthouse for the Blind (CLB) Board of Directors appointed Anthony J. (Tony) Cancelosi, KMoB, President and CEO, in September 2005. Under his leadership, CLB is refocusing its priorities …

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Ep 020: Helping Women Recover from Breast Cancer Surgery One Basket at a Time 24:02

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Carolyn Cole-Rodenburg– The Truman Charities Podcast: A Community of Caring with Jamie Truman Episode 20 Carolyn Cole-RodenburgCarolyn Cole-Rodenburg, a 18-year breast cancer survivor, is the Founder & President of The IIIB’s Foundation, a highly recognized and respected breast cancer charity. She is an exemplary model of someone who has personal k…

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Ep 019: Conquering Mental Illness Through Storytelling and Expression 19:08

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Jennifer Marshall– The Truman Charities Podcast: A Community of Caring with Jamie Truman Episode 019 Jennifer Marshall.Jennifer Marshall was diagnosed with Type 1 Bipolar Disorder in 2006 at the age of 26. She’s had four hospitalizations within five years – two in 2005 before any diagnosis was reached, and two more because she was trying to protect…

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Ep 018: From the NFL to Empowering the Future Leaders of Tomorrow 31:29

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Ken Harvey– The Truman Charities Podcast: A Community of Caring with Jamie Truman Episode 018 Ken HarveyKen Harvey played football in the NFL of 11 years, and before that he attended the University of California at Berkeley for college. His journey was not the normal path and he realized that too much is given, much is required. Ken learned through…

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Ep 017 Helping Children With Autism Through Sports and Recreational Programs 37:37

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Thomas & Natalie Liniak– The Truman Charities Podcast: A Community of Caring with Jamie Truman Episode 17 Thomas & Natalie Liniak.Tom and Natalie Liniak are parents of two sons, the oldest of whom has autism. Frustrated by the lack of meaningful sports and social options for their son, the couple co-founded the non-profit Sports Plus in 2005. Sport…

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