Mission Possible: The Good News Program

Richard Shutes, Director of 211, talks about all the resources available to the community, 24-7, from food supply to suicide assistance

Rashad Thomas from AT&T talks about how they help the community and when they donated things to the Mission. Astrid Dalins, organized a donation drive.

Robyn Hankerson, from Publix, talks how they help the community providing food for the needy - Richard Shutes, Director from 211 for Social Services for the community.

Sydney Smith from Sydney Smith Legacy Music - Jose Soto from State Farm promoting a Thanksgiving drive.

Jacqueline Del Rosario from ReCapturing the Vision International, Inc

Ron Book from the Homeless Trust, talks how he started this non-profit organization to help the homeless people.

Longtime volunteer Elizabeth Daniels talks about the October events. Cynthia Bell organized drives & book reading for the mission children.

Jared Louree AKA Brooklyn Boon, a successful music artist, uses his talents to help impact people to make changes - AT&T Rashad Thomas organized drives for our Mission.

Carolina Gerdts from Related ISG Realty, organized a back to school drive but at the same time she volunteered during the drive thru event.

Rhodessia Strong of Solid Rock Redemptive Min helps homeless & needy families meet their basic needs. Sydney Smith Legacy Music participated in the Night of Joy event

Jared Louree, aka Brooklyn Boon, who is also an ambassador for our mission. He has his first Annual Charity Gala where part of the proceeds will go to the Caring Place.

Dr Vera Stevens & her husband help the community by providing food and guiding abused women - Patricia McPhoy talks about the Night of Joy event organized by the Mission.

Sean Prospect of South Florida All-Stars after school programs where kids learn to build drones, 3D printing, robotic, art & music - Cynthia Bell donated to the mission.

Eleazar Murphy from ZelStar Swim LLC - Juan Pablo Pacheco & Jordana Rockley Unite for Human Right.

Linda Gonzalez works with celebrities who provide for her women center to help women from domestic abuse – Fannie Johnson graduated from our program and then found good job

Kim DeFrancesco is an artist who painted a mural at Broward Centers to inspire children and have a beautiful place to play - Donna Barrett wrote a book based on her testimony.

Gabriella Cordero & Gabrielle Bourne, co-president of their school club, promote skills development and leadership opportunities and organize women's item drives.

State Farm's José Soto promotes backpack campaigns through his offices - Rhodessia Strong talks about reducing our youth's need to turn to gangs.

Dr Vera Stevens & her husband help the community by providing food and guiding abused women - Alexia Fleites, provides feminine sanitary products for the homeless and needy.

Trudy Krasovic from 211 talks about how they can help the community 24 hours a day - Angela Burns, Better than a Basket, organized the Volunteer Appreciation event.

Ingrid Joli of the Joli Foundation organized an event and provided 2000 meals to benefit the women in our centers - Patricia McPhoy talks about Father's Day and the Foot Truck events.

Ashley Riera and Virginia Lugo (Fire for Revival) organized a street outreach to help homeless people and single mothers in Liberty City - Bryan Akinmade collected hygiene items.

Keller Williams' Darlene Morris gives back to the community and also gives good advice to prospective home buyers - Nadine Pileggi, writer, donated children's books to help them read.

Melissa Latortue from Black Owners South FL, hosted an event for black business owners and will donate part of the proceeds - Kim DeFrancesco, artist who volunteered at CFWC.

21 Rev Ronald Brummitt, MRM President, talks about the Father's Day event and how homeless feel about it - Monica Lopez (Plan me event) hosted the Mission Volunteer Appreciation event.