Podcast For Good

Crossing Washington - Philip and Jerika spoke with United Way of Benton Franklin County to talk about needs in their community. 

Philip and Jerika talk about the importance of understanding world issues by discussing one of our member charities, Global Impact. An organization that maximizes your dollar to allow more services to be provided on a grander-scale in countries in need. Global Impact has generated more than $1.8 billion to help people in need.

There is a great need in the many countries in Africa. African Enterprise assist women and children with education, and a resources for jobs and more.

Thanks, gratitude, gratefulness all around! Hunger Intervention Program with Executive Director Srijan Chakraborty called into the Podcast to talk about hunger, food and the need in the North Seattle area.

Places please! The Legacy Project's new exhibit, 1968 The Year That Rocked Washington, opened on September 13th in the Office of the Secretary of State. Philip and Heather sat down with Senior Researcher Lori Larson, Chief Historian John Hughes and Historian Bob Young to discuss the new exhibit, 1968's impact on Washington State and the world.

Thanksgiving is tomorrow! What better topic to talk about then the North County Community Food Bank. Take a listen to this incredible charity helping their community in need.

Jerika & Philip talk about community change through community gardens. Take a listen about GRuB, an organization that grows healthy food, people, and community. They envision an equitable world where we are all nourished by healthy relationships, resilient community, and good food. 

Philip and Jerika headed north to Seattle to speak to Amy, with The World Is Fun. Their a nonprofit group that assists nonprofits and the community to get individuals involved in a cause they love!

To celebrate the upcoming release of The Crimes of Grindelwald, the CFD re-aired the Harry Potter podcast from this summer…with a twist. Philip was joined by a very special guest and huge Harry Potter fan…his son Thomas. The two recorded a new intro to the podcast.

HSF empower Latino families with the knowledge and resources to successfully complete a higher education, while providing scholarships and support services to as many exceptional Hispanic American students as possible.

The Wallingford Senior Center is a welcoming space for adults in Seattle to continue to learn and thrive while moving through life’s transitions in a positive and healthy way. 

Philip and Jerika sat down with Brynn and Jennifer with Raise for Rowyn to talk about their heartbreaking story. Raise for Rowyn provides financial assistance and emotional support to families struggling with the loss of a child.

With Veterans Day right around the corner, Philip and Jerika sat down with two charities that are assisting our brave men and women who come back home and struggle to adjust to life outside the military. The two organizations show great compassion to individuals who has served our country loyally. Take a listen and remember to thank a veteran on Monday.

Pets in need is the mission of SpokAnimal C.A.R.E. out of Spokane, WA. They are passionately dedicated to the placement, protection and health of animals through legislation, education and programs for pets and their people. Take a listen with us!

The mission of Salmon for Soldiers is to offer a sense of normalcy and relaxation to our nation's veterans through fishing. Take a listen about this organization and charities assisting veterans through their recovery coming home. 

Philip and Jerika test their election and constitutional knowledge and talk about the importance of your vote and why it matters. 

CFD sat down a spoke about Warrior Expeditions, a group that assists veterans transitions from their wartime experiences back home through long distance outdoor expeditions. 

Jerika & Philip sat down and spoke with Children's Advocacy Center to discuss abused children all the services they need, all in one place, and to help kids go on to thrive.

When donors ask, we listen! Philip and Heather sat down with Kara Lynn, the Executive Director and Founder of the Kara Lynn Foundation to talk about her organization and the work they do with people who have epilepsy.

Philip, Jerika and Heather celebrate Halloween by sitting down and talking about their favorite scary movies.