Anna discusses the work of the Greater Nashville United Way.

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Learn all about giving blood and the works of the Tennessee Red Cross.

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Anna talks with Salvation Army Area Commander Bill Mockabee, who says our financial support helps them provide clothing, food, rent and utility help for families in crisis, a summer camp for kids, supportive housing including life navigation education, disaster services, the Annual Angel Tree program, and so much more.

You'll be surprised to hear how far-reaching those dollars given to the Salvation Army can be. It goes well beyond the annual Angel Tree Program, that provides toys, clothing and household items for families in need. When you donate at a Salvation Army Bell-ringer location, via cash or by scanning a code, or whether you donate online or in the mail, your money helps people in our community all year long! Above all, your dollars help provide hope for our brothers and sisters in need.

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Insurance is a Confusing topic. Health insurance, life insurance, homeowners insurance, disability and long-term care insurance.. How do we get what we need, and where do we even start? Today's guest is Paris Jackson, Financial Advisor with Northwestern Mutual, and she's going to give you some simple, do-able financial things today, with a focus on Insurance. Be ready to take some notes if you can!
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Our tenth Mayor of Metro Nashville Davidson County joins us in this podcast. Mayor Freddie O'Connell updates us on the progress that's been made during the first two years of his term, including the "Choose How You Move" transportation program, which focuses on four key areas: sidewalks, signals, service, and safety. The initiative aims to make streets safer for everyone and includes upgrades like smart traffic signals, expanded public transit services, and new sidewalks. The Mayor also talks about partnering with Second Harvest Food Bank to help get food into the hands of citizens, and how we can help! Find out more about it, and see how you can get help at this LINK : https://www.nashville.gov/featured-initiatives/transit/choose-how-you-move

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Anna talks with a representative of Get Covered Tennessee, which offers free, unbiased, one-on-one assistance to help people understand their health care options and sign up for health insurance coverage. It's led by Family & Children’s Service that helps Tennesseans navigate their way through the confusion, and find the quality healthcare that fits their needs and their finances. Whether you're dealing with the Health Insurance Marketplace, Medicaid (TennCare), the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CoverKids), or other community-based healthcare service, GetCoveredTennessee can help! In this interview Aida Whitfield, Program Director, Healthcare Access Program - ACA, tells you how to get this free help, in person or over the phone, and what deadlines you'll need to meet to get your best options.

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Website: www.getcoveredtenn.org Phone: 1-866-475-7879

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In this Podcast, Lieutenant Bill Miller shares some of the knowledge he's learned in his decades-long career with the Tennessee Highway Patrol. This includes keeping your child, and yourself, safe in vehicles. He also explains how to get your child safety seat installation inspected, or how to get the seat installed correctly, if you're not sure. Miller talks about the one demographic most likely to violate safety belt laws, and what you should change out if you've had a crash that made your seatbelts lock up to hold you in place.
This is truly an interview that could save your life! Please listen and please share!

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Anna talks with Brandon Dyce, President & CEO of the Pet Community Center in Nashville. With so many animal shelters experiencing an emergency overflow of unwanted pets, Pet Community Center's mission is to work on PREVENTIVE care for pets, including low-cost spay and neuter, vet services, vaccines and more... but work on a sliding scale. You can get your pets vaccinated there, and pay probably less than you are now. Even if you pay full price, you're supporting someone else who can't afford it, but needs to be able to take care of their pets.

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