The 501cTV Podcast

501cTV sits down with Krissy Webb to discuss how Student ACES (Athletics, Community and Education) while teaching them to be leaders and role models for others to look up to and mentor. Teaching values of sports is what you do, not who you are. By bringing together students from various schools, communities, backgrounds and train them as leaders to bring back what they've learned to apply into the...

501cTV sits down with Wellington Regional Medical Center CEO Pam Tahan to hear about how she became a CEO of WRMC as well as the specialty in being the comprehensive Stroke Center for Palm Beach as well as having more births than any other hospital in Palm Beach County. Pam also shares about a new hospital being built in Palm Beach Gardens to serve additional patients needs while providing excelle...

501cTV sits down with Hearts For Moms CEO Angela Ball to talk about how unlikely it has been that she arrived where she is today and how that ability to answer her calling and helping single Moms and those that her ministry can help be a support structure as well and be a blessing for them. Also recognizing that it takes time to break the cycles and provide for the needs of both Mom's and their Ch...

501cTV sits down with Chief Retail Officer Todd Passehl for Habitat for Humanity of Greater Palm Beach County. Todd shares that all donations stay locally and are used for local causes Habitat supports such as Veteran's Build, CEO Build, and Women's Build being the premier event of the year, and the largest event in the United States. He also shares how those that want to help but not able to fina...

501cTV sits down with Founder & Executive Director William Freeman of People of Purpose. Starting from the visions he had of what his purpose is and how by helping others is also helping himself find and fulfilling his purpose as well. Helping men, women and youth that have a conviction and in the justice system by providing, resources, advocacy, transitional support and jobs as well.

In our Season 5 Final Episode, 501cTV sits down with Tiffani Dhooge and Erik Chapin of Children's Harbor to discuss their niche approach to serving teen agers in foster care. They create spaces where those that have gone through trauma can heal and take time to focus on their future an an environment that feels like home....even for a little while.

501cTV sits down with Mark Elie to discuss the importance of partnerships with Nonprofits and Local Small Businesses but also the benefits that can come along with those partnerships through K&E Gives Back where clients of charities and nonprofits can earn referrals for any travel booked with a simple referral nationwide for events, rewards, fundraisers and more.

501cTV sits down with Katherine Murphy and Kelly Garvis of NAMI talking about the growth from the "kitchen table" nonprofit to the countrywide support group it is today while understanding that mental illness affects everyone--family, friends and the community. Coping with mental illness can be overwhelming and many people don't know where to turn for help. NAMI is here to provide support, underst...

501cTV sits down with Brett Wilson and Anthony Wilson of Funding Working Families to discuss how they support and help fund median income working families to enjoy time together, reduce stress and build memories together that will last a lifetime.

501cTV sits down with Executive Director Karen Hilo to discuss Hannah's Home that helps at risk and pregnant women to give them a safe and nurturing Home. With an ever expanding offering they are helping those with a no cost program, nurturing and housing to give them the support needed.

501cTV sits down with Elizabeth Accomando of Barky Pines Animal Rescue to discuss the need for rehoming critically abandoned pets so that they may live out the rest of their lives in a loving home. Also Elizabeth discusses how there are more pets than homes currently and you can't adopt out of this problem so they're taking steps at Barky Pines to allow those animals to stay healthy.

501cTV sits down with Live Like Jake Executive Director Keri Morrison to discuss the story and mission behind drowning being the leading cause of death in children ages 1-4. 92 children have drowned in the state of Florida this year so far and how there can be layers of protection and what you can do to be part of the solution. Keri also shares the events planned for 2024 and how you can support a...

501cTV sits down with Scott Harris - President of PYRA Promotions & Strategic Partnerships for Nonprofit Nest to discuss the importance of marketing your brand internally as well as externally. The impact of promotional products, print materials and apparel earns mindshare and leaves and impression on every donor even after they have left any event you're involved with.

501cTV sits down with Randal Baker of the Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens to discuss the history of the Gardens and the interest of Japanese Farmers with their impact on South Florida. He further shared the healing powers of the Gardens for those looking to center themselves and capture the healing powers to destress and relax in various places found within the Gardens.

501cTV sits down with Executive Director, Katrina Heller of the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse and Museum to talk about the history, artifacts, exhibits and events the iconic Lighthouse and Museum have to offer. As stewards of the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum and a partner in the National Conservation Lands, the Loxahatchee River Historical Society preserves and interprets the dynamic history,...

501cTV sits down with Founder, Linda Borgmeyer of Wisdom Warrior Challenge sharing their information and invites to a national event for senior adults aged 50 to 105 years old. The goal of this unique event is to promote physical activity and engagement and dispel the myths about aging as related to the ability to remain active.

501cTV sits down with Barbara Scarlata (Recruitment Manager) and Traci Sigel Israel (Events Coordinator) of Speak up for Kids and they talk about the best-interest in child advocacy. Through effective advocacy, the cycles of abuse, violence, and crime are being broken one child at a time, and children’s futures are being rewritten.

501cTV welcomes back Jason Mandle from Restoration Bridge to share the growth they have had along with expansion through Farm Share and the urgent needs they have to store and distribute out of a much needed warehouse to continue their growth to support the needs of food uncertainty.

501cTV hosts Jacoby Waters from Young Men of Distinction. Young Men of Distinction is a nonprofit organization. It is their mission to mentor, motivate and guide adolescents boys to transition into young men with a purpose to obtain a higher education. Jacoby speaks to being the why and leading by example along with sharing the flash mob and toy drive events that are coming up.

501cTV sits down with Kristen Calder to talk about how the first teachers are at home with parents working with their kids so that they are learning together to help increase literacy within the home. She shares about the after school programs, they connect literature to social and emotional situations as well as Stories in STEM that exposes kids to science and technology and provide skills to be...

501cTV Host Jenell Harris welcomes Community Relations Director for Lights 4 Hope. A small family led nonprofit organization that produces on a wonderful 2.5 mile long, drive thru holiday light show experience in Okeeheelee Park in West Palm Beach, FL. It's a kick off to the holiday season for families to share together and raise money for Lights 4 Hope that helps families with children with termi...

501cTV Host Jenell Harris sits down with Boys Town of South Florida, President, Bethany Lacey to learn about the social support systems for students that have had great success in working with de-escalation events, anger control skills, how to follow instructions and stay on task for those that learn to regulate their emotions to focus on learning.

501cTV sits down with Tim Snow from the George Snow Scholarship Fund, a nonprofit founded in 1982 to honor the late math teacher's legacy. The fund has grown organically, awarding over $4.4 million in scholarships to over 14,000 applicants last year. The fund provides a support system for students, offering resources like computers and high school to college transition programs. The fund has a nea...

501cTV sits down with Jason Mandle from Restoration Bridge as he shares that right in Palm Beach County there are the most wealthy and most poor individuals and there is such an extreme need between them. With 200,000 people in the county being food insecure (not knowing where their next meal will come from) and 60,000 of those being children going to bed hungry each night where RBI impacts the co...

501cTV sits down with the perfect partnership of nonprofit and corporate partners. GL Homes and The Lord's Place has been around for 45 years and they have partnered up to share the tips and tricks to maximize your partnerships and benefits for events, fundraising and working together and setting expectations to succeed on various causes.