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In this episode, the guys sit down with Jameela Maun, Executive Director of Healthy Homes Coalition of West Michigan, to explore the vital work the organization is doing to create safer, healthier homes for families in need. Jameela shares the powerful story behind their mission, emphasizing that every individual deserves a healthy home, free from environmental hazards.

Healthy Homes Coalition of West Michigan is dedicated to improving children’s health by addressing and eliminating unsafe housing conditions, particularly in the most underserved neighborhoods of Grand Rapids. Their vision is a world where all children grow up in homes that nurture their health and wellbeing.

Curious about how you can make a difference? Visit Healthy Homes Coalition of West Michigan to learn more and find out how you can contribute to this essential community resource!

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In this episode, the guys sit down with Wendy Wigger, President & CEO, and Shawn Campbell, VP of Fund Development & Engagement, to dive into the impactful services Gilda’s Club Grand Rapids offers to individuals and families navigating the grief and challenges of a cancer diagnosis or the loss of a loved one. They also explore how laughter plays a vital role in healing, with a special focus on the community’s signature event, LaughFest.

Gilda’s Club Grand Rapids is a vibrant, free emotional support community for people of all ages who are dealing with cancer or grieving a death, regardless of the cause. Their inclusive programs are designed to meet people where they are, offering a wide range of social and emotional support tailored to each person’s needs.

Ready to learn more about Gilda's Club and get involved? Visit them at Gilda’s Club Grand Rapids to find out how you can be part of this incredible, life-affirming community.

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In this episode, the guys sit down with Wardell Fraizer Jr., Executive Director of The Diatribe, to discuss his deep passion for empowering youth and the transformative work the organization is doing to help young people find their voice. Wardell dives into the specific projects The Diatribe is leading to support youth in their personal and creative growth.

The Diatribe’s mission is to use restorative art as a powerful tool to challenge and dismantle systems of oppression. By reimagining education and honoring the community’s wisdom, they create an unapologetic vision for liberation that is accessible to all.

Curious to learn more about The Diatribe and how you can get involved? Check them out at The Diatribe and join the movement!

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In this episode, the guys sit down with Alicia Mathieu, President and Founder of Down to Defend, to hear her personal story and the powerful impact her son, who has Down syndrome, has had on her life. Alicia shares the driving passion behind her mission to provide support, resources, and a strong community for parents of children with developmental disabilities.

Down to Defend is dedicated to educating and empowering individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) by offering safety classes and valuable resources to help them lead more independent, fulfilling lives.

Want to learn more about Down to Defend and how you can get involved? Visit Down to Defend and join the movement today!

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In this episode, the guys sit down with Wendy Falb, Executive Director of the Literacy Center of West Michigan (LCWM), to explore the transformative power of literacy and its far-reaching impact on families, communities, and the local economy. Wendy shares inspiring stories of individuals whose lives have been changed through literacy, showcasing how this essential skill unlocks opportunities and drives lasting change.

LCWM’s mission is to build a just and thriving West Michigan by harnessing the power of literacy. They believe that when literacy rates rise, entire communities are empowered, unlocking the full potential of every individual.

Curious to learn more about LCWM and how you can make a difference? Visit Literacy Center of West Michigan and find out how you can get involved today!

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In this episode, the guys sit down with Ryan Engle, Director of Development and Strategic Engagement at Michigan Veteran Homes (MVH), to discuss the vital life enrichment services MVH provides to veterans. Ryan, a Marine Corps veteran and former infantry officer, shares his unique perspective on how MVH honors and supports those who have served our country.

MVH’s mission is to deliver exceptional long-term skilled nursing care and services that improve the quality of life for veterans in a place they can truly call home. With a vision to be one of the nation's leading providers of care for veterans, MVH is committed to offering personalized, compassionate support.

Want to learn more about MVH and how you can get involved? Visit Michigan Veteran Homes and join their mission today!

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In this episode, the guys sit down with Salina Bishop, Chief Development Officer at Ronald McDonald House Charities West Michigan (RMHCWM), to discuss the unique challenges families face during health crises and how RMHCWM steps in to provide critical support. Salina shares firsthand insights into the organization’s work and the powerful impact it has on families navigating some of their toughest times.

RMHC’s mission is to provide essential services that remove barriers, strengthen families, and promote healing when children need healthcare. Their vision is a world where every family has the resources and support they need to ensure the best possible health outcomes for their children.

Want to learn more about RMHC and how you can get involved? Visit Ronald McDonald House Charities West Michigan or Ronald McDonald House Charities to discover how you can make a difference today!

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In this episode, the guys sit down with Andy Allen, Vice President of Advancement at As You Are (AYA) Youth Collective, for a powerful conversation about youth instability in the West Michigan area. Andy dives into the harsh realities faced by many young people, but also shares the hopeful and impactful ways AYA is working to address these challenges.

AYA’s mission is to build communities of belonging where youth experiencing instability can find the support they need to own their future. Their vision is a world where every young person has access to stable housing, support, and a sense of belonging.

Want to learn more about AYA Youth Collective and how you can make a difference? Visit AYA Youth Collective to get involved today!