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Join host Emma Jo as she sits down with Heidi Totten, the founder of 100 Humanitarians International. Through her incredible work, Heidi tackles global hunger and poverty, empowering families to become self-reliant and leading transformative humanitarian expeditions to Kenya. In this episode, you’ll discover: Heidi's journey into humanitarian work, including the experiences that led her to create 100 Humanitarians. The innovative Garden Tower initiative, a project that has empowered thousands of Kenyan families to grow their own food and achieve food security. The challenges and rewards of building a nonprofit focused on sustainable solutions and deep community impact. Stories of hope and resilience from Heidi’s years of working in Kenya, including powerful anecdotes about the individuals who have inspired her work. Insights into the power of collaboration and community, showing how everyday people can make an extraordinary difference. Whether you’re interested in global development, nonprofit leadership, or simply seeking inspiration from stories of compassion and determination, this episode is for you! Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more uplifting stories from leaders making a positive impact in the world. Follow 100 Humanitarians International on social media to learn more about their work and how you can support their mission to create sustainable communities in Kenya! #TheGoodEffect #100Humanitarians #GardenTower #SelfReliance #Inspiration #SocialGood #NonprofitLeadership #GlobalImpact

Welcome to this inspiring episode of The Good Effect! Join host Emma Jo as she sits down with Ryan Grassley, the CMO of Extreme Motus, and his lifelong friend Sam. Together, they share the incredible story behind Extreme Motus, a company dedicated to making the great outdoors accessible for everyone through their innovative all-terrain wheelchairs. In this episode, you'll learn about: The origins of Extreme Motus and the story that sparked its creation. The unique features of their three-wheeled manual wheelchair designed for all terrains. The challenges and triumphs of building a business focused on social good. Personal anecdotes from Ryan and Sam about their adventures and the impact of accessibility on families. Insights into the importance of community, friendship, and inclusivity in the outdoor experience. Whether you're interested in adaptive sports, entrepreneurship, or simply want to be inspired by stories of resilience and friendship, this episode is for you! Follow Extreme Motus on social media to see their amazing adventures and learn how you can help support their mission!

In today's episode, we explore the inspiring journey of Frank Bedolla, founder of the Fathers and Families Coalition of Utah. Once a high school dropout involved in gang life, Frank turned his life around through the Job Corps program, eventually earning a Master of Public Administration from the University of Utah. Driven by his work as a Fatherhood Coordinator, Frank realized the critical need for father figures in early childhood development, which led him to create the coalition in 2009. Through various programs, including Nurturing Fathers and the Youth Entrepreneur Program, Frank has dedicated his life to empowering fathers, supporting youth, and providing pathways to brighter futures.