Mike Clark's Mission: Advocating Love and Rescuing Orphans

Guarding the Elderly: Joyce's Mission Against Financial Exploitation

In this episode, Shae Hinson interviews Joyce Petrowski from Rose Advocacy, a nonprofit organization dedicated to preventing financial exploitation of older adults through education and advocacy. Joyce shares her journey from being an accountant to leading Rose Advocacy, highlighting the importance of educating seniors about scams and fraud prevention. The conversation delves into the organization's outreach strategies, including in-person programs and upcoming licensing initiatives. Joyce also discusses alarming statistics regarding scams targeting the elderly and emphasizes the need for awareness and proactive measures to combat these issues.

A Conversation with Lee Willwerth: Transforming Nonprofits with EOS

In this episode, Shae Hinson interviews Lee Willwerth, founder of Empowering Change, discussing his diverse background and the journey of implementing the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) in both for-profit and nonprofit organizations. Lee shares insights on how EOS can help nonprofits achieve their goals and the impact it has had on organizations in South Africa. The conversation highlights the importance of mentorship, community collaboration, and the future vision for Empowering Change.

Mike Clark's Mission: Advocating Love and Rescuing Orphans

In this episode of the Accordis podcast, Shae Hinson interviews Mike, the founder and executive director of Advocates of Love, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping vulnerable children in the Dominican Republic. Mike shares his journey from a successful business career to nonprofit leadership, detailing his first mission trip to the DR and the establishment of Advocates of Love. He discusses the organization's current operations, community impact, success stories, and future plans, emphasizing the importance of faith and community involvement in their mission.

How Stacy Huston Sees Service as Hope's Antidote

In this episode of the Grow Healthy Help People podcast, Shae Hinson interviews Stacy Huston, the executive director of SixDegrees.org. They discuss Stacy's journey from a successful career in sales to leading a nonprofit organization focused on connecting people through service. The conversation highlights the mission of SixDegrees.org, which aims to combat social isolation by fostering community engagement and collaboration among nonprofits. Stacy shares insights on the importance of storytelling, the impact of their network partners, and the innovative initiatives they are launching to scale their efforts and create meaningful change.

From Diagnosis to Advocacy: Sherrie Palm's Story

In this episode of the Grow Healthy, Help People podcast, host Shae Hinson speaks with Sherrie Palm, founder of the Association for Pelvic Organ Prolapse Support (APOPS). Sherrie shares her personal journey with pelvic organ prolapse, the founding of her nonprofit organization, and the importance of educating women about this common yet often stigmatized condition. The conversation covers the diagnosis, treatment options, and the challenges of running a nonprofit dedicated to women's health advocacy. Sherrie emphasizes the need for open communication about health issues and provides resources for women to educate themselves and seek help.