Generosity Philosophy Podcast | Nonprofits | Charities | Inspiring Stories of Generosity & Kindness

Have you ever considered how you will get around town when you are older? You will have medical, dental, and other personal appointments, and you'll need transportation, right?  Nobody wants to feel confined in their home, or place of residence, or feel as though they are constantly having to rely on family members to get to and from their destinations. This is why in Columbia, Maryland they created a wonderful nonprofit called Neighbor Ride! In this Episode Colleen Dumais Konstanzer shares the history behind the development of Neighbor Ride, provides a lot of reasons why this is so important in her community, and speaks honestly about how impactful they've been in improving the lives of Senior Citizens.  Additionally, she speaks to how the volunteers have been the driving force in making the nonprofit run smoothly, and how the volunteers are also positively impacted by the relationships they've formed with the Senior Citizens.  

In this show you'll hear about inspiring stories of generosity from the listeners as well as from social media.  You don't want to miss out on this show if you have kids and would like to learn about how you can brighten up their days.  Read more and subscribe at generosityphilosophy.com

In this episode you'll hear from Bryce Evans, the Founder of The One Project.  He talks about what the One Project does to help people with mental health issues share their stories and be inspired to create positive changes in their lives.  If you'd like to read more about this interview please visit www.generosityphilosophy.com

This is the episode in which I share ways you can be involved by sharing stories YOU have in making a positive impact in the world.   Thanks for sharing your stories of generosity.  Please visit www.generosityphilosophy.com for more information. 

In this episode I had the privilege to meet and speak with Lynn Daniella Hoffmann, the Corporate and Financial Project Manager of Melon Mission.  She shares the story of Melon Mission and how much Melon has impacted 450 destitute children in Kenya, Africa by providing them with food, clothing, and education.  

In this episode I talk about Global Love Letters, a great podcast called Spiritual Awakening, and share a story of great generosity out of the state of Illinois.    Please visit www.generosityphilosophy.com for more information. 

In this episode you'll learn from Joy St. Peter about how she got started with her nonprofit out of Keizer Oregon called The Joys of Living Assistance Dogs.  

This is my interview with the generous man (according to my 9 year old)….Santa!  I ask some questions from children who's parents sent questions in.  Santa has an important message for all of us in this short episode.  Thanks for listening and supporting the show.   If you want to read or listen to more please visit:   www.generosityphilosophy.com

This show is a wonderful one!  I share some great stories from friends, as well as a listener who emailed me about her generous story you have just gotta hear!  Be motivated, inspired, and let's all continue to do our best to be the good we wanna see in the world.  Read more about this episode as well as others at: www.generosityphilosophy.com

In this show I speak with Molly Fox from Kidzcope, a nonprofit out of Wichita Kansas, that helps grieving children and families.  I hope that you enjoy this episode.  If you'd like to read about it, please visit www.generosityphilosophy.com 

In this show I share a wonderful story of genrosity, a poem about gratitude, and give a re-cap on past episodes.  Please visit www.generosityphilosophy.com for more details.  Thanks for being a Generosity Philosophy Hero, my friends!

In this show I met with Jeanie Sloan of Friends of Felines in Salem, Oregon.  Jeanie shares with us what they do to help, not only the cats in our community, but the people as well.  

Another great fantastic Friday episode to hear about how we can make the world a better place. You can read about this show and past episodes at www.generosityphilosophy.com  

The guest on this episode is Beth Jones who started a non-profit called Bambinos in Dallas, Oregon.  Beth, along with her family's support, shares the story of why and how families are benefitting from Bambinos.  Please visit the Bambinos Website to read more about how they help in the community and to contact Beth about how YOU can get involved.  

In this episode I share what I'm thankful for.  I also share the posts from Facebook about who folks think are the most generous people in their lives.  Sharing stories of generosity and making the world a better place is what this podcast is all about!

Have you served in the Military?  Maybe have had a loved one deployed and away from family and friends for a period of time?  Well, even if neither of the mentioned situations are true for you, but you still support our troops, you'll love this episode. Dorothy Bishop is celebrating the 10th year her family has been helping to gather and deliver care packages to ship to the troops overseas.  Thank you so much, Dorothy, for being so generous!

In this episode I talk about several ways you can get involved in making the world a better place.  I give tips, advice, and ideas about places you can get involved.  When I receive stories of people's generosity via email, I'll share those stories on these Friday shows. 

I was very blessed to have the opportunity to share with all of you the story behind Megan Smith-Harris and her production team's documentary, "The Tackle Girls:  ONE Team, ONE Mission."  In this interview you will hear about why Megan is so passionate about creating such an inspiring and empowering documentary film.   Many people aren't aware there is even such a thing as women's tackle football.  But women can and DO play all over the world.  Megan explains how generous these women football players from Team U.S.A are as they sacrifice so much (i.e. their time, money, and sweat) for the simple love of the game!  You can read more about the documentary at www.thetacklegirls.org  or by going to the podcast website of www.generosityphilosophy.com  

This episode is all about YOU and your stories of generosity.  I also am sharing great ideas of several ways you can get involved in making the world a better place!  Check out those links at the website http://www.generosityphilosophy.com

This interview was special to me since it was a recorded phone call with my mentor, "adoptive mom," and "homie," Connie Erickson.  I mentioned Connie in my last episode as my 6th grade teacher.  She is one of the most generous people I know, so I had to interview her about her Guatemalan Artisan Sale that's coming up on November 23rd and 24th at her home. We discuss her passion for being generous and we have a relaxed conversation about why generosity leaves us feeling more "connected" to others.   Enjoy this show!   www.generosityphilosophy.com