Get up on the wall. What does that mean? I hope you're left wondering and will tune in to this episode to find out this call to action in the form of a Game of Thrones reference.
October is Down Syndrome Awareness month, so what better time to promote a camp and organization for people with Down Syndrome? Sophie has volunteered for the PALS program for the past 4 summers, and she'll tell us a few ways that you can get involved.
Did you know that a watch battery can make a huge difference in our community? Find out how the ladies of Champaign Jewelers use them to give back. Show Notes: www.champaignjewelers.com www.instagram.com/champaignjewelers www.facebook.com/champaignjewelers http://www.cuhumane.org/NewsEvents/FurBall.aspx https://one.bidpal.net/pop2018/welcome (next year's event just announced for May 9, 2019)
Who do you know that is always "busy"? But who do you know that actually means it? Maghan Moslander works full-time with a full social calendar, but still makes time to be actively involved in a handful of service organizations. And her participation isn't half-hearted either -- she gives each group her utmost time, attention and commitment.
"No one has ever become poor by giving." -- Anne Frank On this episode, I chat with Ryan Reid, a friend and fellow wedding vendor. Ryan's full time job is at Visit Champaign County, but when he's not DJ'ing or working special events, you can often find him contributing his time to organizations throughout the Champaign-Urbana area.
Something You Salon & Spa, Champaign, IL www.somethingyoubeauty.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/somethingyousalon Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/somethingyousalon/ Amanda's salon video was produced by Tori Beach: http://toribeach.com/ Tim Tebow Foundation Night to Shine: https://www.timtebowfoundation.org/ministries/night-to-shine (Feb. 2019)
Can you name a small business that has given back $50,000 to the community over the past 4 years? We can!!
This podcast will feature small businesses and individuals who give back to the community in some way, big or small -- volunteering, donating funds or resources, etc. Most interviews will be based in the Champaign-Urbana, Illinois area, but we'll be reaching out to other regions and cities soon as well.