Mission Possible: The Good News Program

Caridad Mesa (Corradino Group), time volunteering and supporting the women and children of the Mission - Tainah Georges, school for students with disabilities.

Anthony Durden, a 2005 graduate of the Mission, is president of SHEAR Inc, an organization that helps the local community and other countries, which is part of his purpose and recovery.

Gesulla Cavanaugh, PhD, Research Director, Nova Southeastern University, talks about why she teaches nutrition at BOC and her visits to other shelters.

Victoria Vásquez talks about her experience at the Women's Day Brunch hosted by the mission's Girlfriends for Girlfriends focus group.

Robert Negron talks about his passion for singing to the Lord as well as his 10 week mastermind of empowering leadership.

Rev. FaRon Law talks about his low-income community food drive to be held at his church in partnership with the city mayor's office.

Dr. Vera Stevens talks about her conference against domestic violence for women, men, boys and girls - Thelma White talks about her family event.

Thelma White talks about her donation of over 4,000 meals to the Mission and also about her event - Mansura Minhas talks about giving back to the community.

Barbie Garcia, volunteer, talks about her career; she is also the organizer of the “Women in green” event to empower women - Elizabeth Montero, mortgage broker.

Mark Baker-Loveit talks about his passion for serving the homeless and needy - Dahlia Mason organized drives for the Mission.

Lian Navarro & Patricia McPhoy talk about the Easter celebration and the incoming Street Outreach.

Lian Navarro & Patricia McPhoy talk about Thanksgiving at Good Friday Street Outreach – Juan Fernandez talks about his life-changing testimony.

Dr. Vera Stevens, Stevens Health & Nutrition Center, talks about the free community food distribution organized by them with Farm Share.

Maggy Lens talks about why she decided to provide her professional quinceañera photography service for free to a young lady at the Woman center.

Yasmin Martinez of Beauty by Jazzy Fay talks about why she helped with hair and makeup for Noelia's quinceañera celebration, a girl from the women's center.

Jennifer Wescott & Mark Adler from Meals on Wheels - Elizabeth Montero, Morgage Broker

Carla Ginebra de García, founder of The Blueline Angels, talks about her experiences and why she decided to found this organization

Ingrid Joli from Joli Foundation -Fashion Night on Brickell-, talks about the fashion event organized to raise funds to benefit The Caring Place.

Anna Johson talks about her abusive marriage and how she overcame her situation.

Carla Ginebra de Garcia talks about her mistakes and how she decided to help police women, which led her to found the Blue Line Angels - Trudy Krasovic from 211.

Jose Soto, State Farm, talks about new nonprofit contest - Jelea Butler, former graduate of our Mission, talks about how her life changed..

Don’t Miss this program promoting good news and life changing stories. Our people in our communities have great stories of giving back and they love to share why they “give back”. This radio program also promotes stories told from a homeless perspective

Rashad Thomas from AT&T talks about how they help the community and when they came with a group of volunteers and their donations to the Mission.

Daniel Adams from Supernatural Life, a global organization to equip Christians, guide people to walk in God's purpose - Ricardo Fernandez, delivers meals to the Mission.

Lian Navarro and Leah Sigilo talk about the best we had during Christmas events. Bryan Akinmade collected hygiene items.