Monthly Archives: September 2018

Connected Warriors

LogoWe had the pleasure of having Judy Weaver Co Founder and Director of Connected Warriors. The Connected Warriors mission is to empower Servicemembers, Veterans and their Families worldwide through Trauma-Conscious Yoga.

Judy Weaver, assisted by and Ralph Iovino, began a series of free local classes in south Florida. Based on a steady demand for more classes in more locations, Connected Warriors established its 501(c)(3) status and began to expand.

Connected Warriors continues to grow based on contributions and volunteerism and offers evidence based Trauma-Conscious yoga classes, programs and teacher training based on the latest scientific and psychological research in communities around the world.

They can be reached by phone at (954) 278-3764 or on the Connected Warriors website here. Listen to the program here: 

Special Spaces

No automatic alt text available.We had the pleasure of having Peggy Peterson Director and Adrianne Mckinley, Director of Fundraising of Special Spaces Boca Raton.

Special Spaces creates dream bedrooms for children with life-threatening medical illnesses limited to children with cancer, brain tumors, organ transplants and life threatening heart conditions.

Their goal is to transform their bedroom into a place that only the child can dream or imagine. We hope to create a special space where the child can heal, recover, and find peace.

They can be reached by phone at 865-249-6079 or on the Special Spaces website here. Listen to the program here:

National Association of Health Services Executives South Florida

NAHSE South Florida We had the pleasure of having Grant McGaugh Chapter President and Natoia McGarrell, Executive Secretary of National Association of Health Services Executives South Florida. The NAHSE South Florida is a non-profit association of minority health care executives founded for the purpose of promoting the advancement and development of minority health care leaders and elevating the quality of health care services rendered to minority communities.

NAHSE’s purpose is to ensure greater participation of minority groups in the health field. Its basic objective is to develop and maintain a strong viable national body to more effectively have input in the national health care delivery system. It has provided a vehicle for Blacks to effectively participate in the design, direction and delivery of quality health care to all people.

They can be reached by phone at 305-562-1825 or on the National Association of Health Services Executives website here. Listen to the program here: 

Hope Gel

Hope Gel logo We had the pleasure of having Nathan Feldman and Daniel Shapiro, Co-Founders of  Hope Gel. Hope Gel’s mission is to passionately address the global issue of childhood malnutrition through nourishment and hope.

Through a community-based approach, Hope Gel provides vital nutrients to those suffering from malnutrition – and provides the essential human element of hope to let those impacted know that someone cares. Hope Gel promotes awareness and then a venue for diverse groups of all ages and backgrounds to come together and create solutions.

They can be reached by email at hope@hopegel.com or on the Hope Gel website here. Listen to the program here: 

 

H&R Block

Image result for h&r block We had the pleasure of having Gregory Henry, Senior Tax Specialist at H&R Block.  H&R Block is a tax preparation company that offers all the tax services you need. They also offer all the filing options you want. You can file your taxes at home. You can file them at home with an online Tax Pro. Or you can visit an office. Now you have more ways to get your maximum tax refund, guaranteed.

Gregory speaks about their nonprofit referral program that has benefitted over 2,400 nonprofits in the last two years and helped to raise over $1,000,000 in donations for these nonprofits.

They can be reached by phone at 954-421-8215 or on the H&R Block website here. Listen to the program here: 

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