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In this episode, Dr. Carol Rosenstein, co-founder and Executive Officer of Music Mends Minds, talks about her inspiring work creating musical support groups for individuals with Alzheimer’s, dementia, Parkinson’s, traumatic brain injury, PTSD, and other neurological disorders. Dr. Carol Port Rosenstein, is an educator and pioneer in the field of holistic mind-body health. After a career as a chiropractor, she became interested in total mind-body health and acquired a Master’s in Clinical Psychology to help her further delve into alternative and complementary medicine. Her thesis regarded the objectification of the inner child as a possible source of psychosomatic illness, which if addressed correctly can unlock the elixir that is part of the healing potion to reverse dis-ease/disease, when caught on an early continuum. This is what fueled her passion for the arts and its ability to heal the body and mind. For this reason, she became very interested in the power of music as a form of acoustic art to heal the mind and body. .fusion-gallery-1 .fusion-gallery-image {border:0px solid #f6f6f6;} Music Mends Minds is a nonprofit that creates musical support groups for individuals with Alzheimer’s, dementia, Parkinson’s, traumatic brain injury, PTSD and other neurological disorders. Our vision is to foster worldwide communities among afflicted individuals and their families, friends, volunteers and caregivers, all of who can thrive on socialization and music making. To learn more, visit www.musicmendsminds.org #fusion-testimonials-1 a{border-color:#000000;}#fusion-testimonials-1 a:hover, #fusion-testimonials-1 .activeSlide{background-color: #000000;}.fusion-testimonials.clean.fusion-testimonials-1 .author:after{border-top-color:rgba(255,255,255,0) !important;} Difference Makers Individuals who make a difference through innovative and inspiring charity work OTHER GREAT EPISODES .fusion-blog-shortcode-1 .fusion-blog-layout-grid .fusion-post-grid{padding:12.5px;}.fusion-blog-shortcode-1 .fusion-posts-container{margin-left: -12.5px !important; margin-right:-12.5px !important;} David Rose: Advocating on Behalf of the Rare Disease Community to Bring about Dramatic and Wide-Reaching Change David Rose: Advocating on Behalf of the Rare Disease Community to Bring about Dramatic and Wide-Reaching Change D’Anne Rudden: Connecting the World through the Gift of Hearing D’Anne Rudden: Connecting the World through the Gift of Hearing Paula Foust: Providing Clothing and other Baby Essentials to Families in Financial Need Paula Foust: Providing Clothing and other Baby Essentials to Families in Financial Need Bryan Springer: Providing Mobility via Free Joint Replacements Bryan Springer: Providing Mobility via Free Joint Replacements Samir Lakhani: Saving, Sanitizing, and Supplying Leftover Soap Samir Lakhani: Saving, Sanitizing, and Supplying Leftover Soap Ray Zahab: Educating and Empowering through Expeditions Ray Zahab: Educating and Empowering through Expeditions Linda Rozell-Shannon: Advocating for the Accurate Diagnosis and Appropriate Treatment of Vascular Birthmarks Linda Rozell-Shannon: Advocating for the Accurate Diagnosis and Appropriate Treatment of Vascular Birthmarks Meghann Gunderman Sehorn: Offering Vulnerable Children the Opportunity to Succeed through Quality Education Meghann Gunderman Sehorn: Offering Vulnerable Children the Opportunity to Succeed through Quality Education Al DeCesaris: Difference Makers Al DeCesaris: Difference Makers Sarah Kelley: Rescuing Children from Slavery, Providing Fresh Water and Medical Aid, and Planting Churches Sarah Kelley: Rescuing Children from Slavery, Providing Fresh Water and Medical Aid, and Planting Churches Amy Eldridge: Providing Hope and Healing to Orphaned and Vulnerable Children Amy Eldridge: Providing Hope and Healing to Orphaned and Vulnerable Children Carol Rosenstein: Creating Musical Support Groups for Individuals with Alzheimer’s, dementia, and other neurological disorders Carol Rosenstein: Creating Musical Support Groups for Individuals with Alzheimer’s, dementia, and other neurological disorders Col. Richard & Janet Munn: Advocating on Behalf of the Poor, Marginalized, and Oppressed to Put an End to Injustice Col. Richard & Janet Munn: Advocating on Behalf of the Poor, Marginalized, and Oppressed to Put an End to Injustice

In this episode, Paula Foust, Executive Director of Baby Bundles, talks about their inspiring work providing clothing and other baby essentials to families in financial need to help give newborns a positive start to life. Paula Foust joined Baby Bundles in the spring of 2019 as the first full-time Executive Director of the organization. Under her leadership Baby Bundles has experienced steady growth and development in the funds raised and the number of people served by 50%. She has held numerous leadership positions in multiple states over her 30-year career in the non-profit sector. Her non-profit career started in elder care services where she served as a Long-term care Ombudsman for a ten-county area in Southeast Tennessee. She went on to work for several years for the Alzheimer’s Association in Development and Community Education. Her career then moved into long-term care, working with families and patients with Alzheimer’s Disease. Paula welcomed the opportunity to move into a new area of working with mothers and babies. Paula is a graduate of the University of Tennessee with a Bachelor of Science from the school of Social and Community Services. She graduated Magna Cum Laude and is a member of Mortar Board. Paula loves to travel, garden, and spend time with her family. She is married and has three adult children and three grandchildren. Paula is grateful to be able to serve in a way to give back to the wonderful community of Charlotte, North Carolina where she now calls home. .fusion-gallery-2 .fusion-gallery-image {border:0px solid #f6f6f6;} Baby Bundles was born from heartbreak, started by Emily Harry, Heather Leavitt and Cat Long to help other mothers while honoring the children the three of them never got to love and raise. Emily and Cat each delivered a child who was stillborn. Heather delivered two who were stillborn, and a third who died an hour after she was born. The world never had the honor of getting to know Low, Catherine, Joseph, Sarah and Mary. Baby Bundles has become their tender legacy – “A gift from our little angels,” Heather says. Baby Bundles provides a bag full of necessities – baby outfits, blankets and the like – to mothers in need as they leave the hospital with their newborn. The contents of each bag are worth about $305, helping families begin parenthood on the right foot. Since starting in 2010, Baby Bundles has delivered bags to families in and around Charlotte through our community partners. OUR MISSION To provide baby essentials to families in financial need in the Charlotte area, helping them get a positive start with their baby. OUR OBJECTIVE To present clothing and other baby essentials to underprivileged families in the Charlotte area. Baby Bundles partners with community agencies and local hospitals to identify families in financial need who will receive a bundle of clothing, blankets, children’s books and developmental toys. Our bundle meets both an emergent need but will last well over the first year of life, supporting basic clothing needs, promoting an infant’s brain growth and development, and fostering caregiver and infant bonding, all of which helps give the newborn a positive start to life. To learn more, visit www.babybundlesnc.org #fusion-testimonials-2 a{border-color:#000000;}#fusion-testimonials-2 a:hover, #fusion-testimonials-2 .activeSlide{background-color: #000000;}.fusion-testimonials.clean.fusion-testimonials-2 .author:after{border-top-color:rgba(255,255,255,0) !important;} Difference Makers Individuals who make a difference through innovative and inspiring charity work OTHER GREAT EPISODES .fusion-blog-shortcode-2 .fusion-blog-layout-grid .fusion-post-grid{padding:12.5px;}.fusion-blog-shortcode-2 .fusion-posts-container{margin-left: -12.5px !important; margin-right:-12.5px !important;} David Rose: Advocating on Behalf of the Rare Disease Community to Bring about Dramatic and Wide-Reaching Change David Rose: Advocating on Behalf of the Rare Disease Community to Bring about Dramatic and Wide-Reaching Change D’Anne Rudden: Connecting the World through the Gift of Hearing D’Anne Rudden: Connecting the World through the Gift of Hearing Paula Foust: Providing Clothing and other Baby Essentials to Families in Financial Need Paula Foust: Providing Clothing and other Baby Essentials to Families in Financial Need Bryan Springer: Providing Mobility via Free Joint Replacements Bryan Springer: Providing Mobility via Free Joint Replacements Samir Lakhani: Saving, Sanitizing, and Supplying Leftover Soap Samir Lakhani: Saving, Sanitizing, and Supplying Leftover Soap Ray Zahab: Educating and Empowering through Expeditions Ray Zahab: Educating and Empowering through Expeditions Linda Rozell-Shannon: Advocating for the Accurate Diagnosis and Appropriate Treatment of Vascular Birthmarks Linda Rozell-Shannon: Advocating for the Accurate Diagnosis and Appropriate Treatment of Vascular Birthmarks Meghann Gunderman Sehorn: Offering Vulnerable Children the Opportunity to Succeed through Quality Education Meghann Gunderman Sehorn: Offering Vulnerable Children the Opportunity to Succeed through Quality Education Al DeCesaris: Difference Makers Al DeCesaris: Difference Makers Sarah Kelley: Rescuing Children from Slavery, Providing Fresh Water and Medical Aid, and Planting Churches Sarah Kelley: Rescuing Children from Slavery, Providing Fresh Water and Medical Aid, and Planting Churches Amy Eldridge: Providing Hope and Healing to Orphaned and Vulnerable Children Amy Eldridge: Providing Hope and Healing to Orphaned and Vulnerable Children Carol Rosenstein: Creating Musical Support Groups for Individuals with Alzheimer’s, dementia, and other neurological disorders Carol Rosenstein: Creating Musical Support Groups for Individuals with Alzheimer’s, dementia, and other neurological disorders Col. Richard & Janet Munn: Advocating on Behalf of the Poor, Marginalized, and Oppressed to Put an End to Injustice Col. Richard & Janet Munn: Advocating on Behalf of the Poor, Marginalized, and Oppressed to Put an End to Injustice

In this episode, Sarah Kelley, Chief Executive Officer of Set Free, talks about their inspiring work rescuing children from slavery, providing fresh water and medical aid, and planting churches. A Greenville, South Carolina native and a lover of all things of the outdoors, Sarah Kelley is a nonprofit executive with a proven track record and passion for world-altering initiatives. She also enjoys travel, having made her way to seven countries and into three oceans, and finds comfort capturing those moments behind the lens of a camera. In addition to serving as the CEO of Set Free Alliance, she is wife to Robbie, a firefighter, and mom to Sawyer and Emerson, as well as pups Zoey and Koda who—despite both being over 70 pounds each—believe they should be lap dogs. .fusion-gallery-3 .fusion-gallery-image {border:0px solid #f6f6f6;} Set Free is a South Carolina-based nonprofit organization focused on changing the lives of those most in need in India and Africa through providing fresh water, medical care, solutions to child slavery, and much more. Recognized in 2021 as a Finalist in Fast Company’s World Changing Ideas Awards for their Child Slavery Prevention Program, Set Free began almost 20 years ago with a focus on drilling wells in Liberia, Africa. Since that time, the organization has grown through an extensive network of indigenous partners to provide clean water to more than 2 million people on two continents, rescue more than 45,000 children from slavery, baptize millions, and plant hundreds of churches. To learn more, visit www.setfreealliance.org #fusion-testimonials-3 a{border-color:#000000;}#fusion-testimonials-3 a:hover, #fusion-testimonials-3 .activeSlide{background-color: #000000;}.fusion-testimonials.clean.fusion-testimonials-3 .author:after{border-top-color:rgba(255,255,255,0) !important;} Difference Makers Individuals who make a difference through innovative and inspiring charity work OTHER GREAT EPISODES .fusion-blog-shortcode-3 .fusion-blog-layout-grid .fusion-post-grid{padding:12.5px;}.fusion-blog-shortcode-3 .fusion-posts-container{margin-left: -12.5px !important; margin-right:-12.5px !important;} David Rose: Advocating on Behalf of the Rare Disease Community to Bring about Dramatic and Wide-Reaching Change David Rose: Advocating on Behalf of the Rare Disease Community to Bring about Dramatic and Wide-Reaching Change D’Anne Rudden: Connecting the World through the Gift of Hearing D’Anne Rudden: Connecting the World through the Gift of Hearing Paula Foust: Providing Clothing and other Baby Essentials to Families in Financial Need Paula Foust: Providing Clothing and other Baby Essentials to Families in Financial Need Bryan Springer: Providing Mobility via Free Joint Replacements Bryan Springer: Providing Mobility via Free Joint Replacements Samir Lakhani: Saving, Sanitizing, and Supplying Leftover Soap Samir Lakhani: Saving, Sanitizing, and Supplying Leftover Soap Ray Zahab: Educating and Empowering through Expeditions Ray Zahab: Educating and Empowering through Expeditions Linda Rozell-Shannon: Advocating for the Accurate Diagnosis and Appropriate Treatment of Vascular Birthmarks Linda Rozell-Shannon: Advocating for the Accurate Diagnosis and Appropriate Treatment of Vascular Birthmarks Meghann Gunderman Sehorn: Offering Vulnerable Children the Opportunity to Succeed through Quality Education Meghann Gunderman Sehorn: Offering Vulnerable Children the Opportunity to Succeed through Quality Education Al DeCesaris: Difference Makers Al DeCesaris: Difference Makers Sarah Kelley: Rescuing Children from Slavery, Providing Fresh Water and Medical Aid, and Planting Churches Sarah Kelley: Rescuing Children from Slavery, Providing Fresh Water and Medical Aid, and Planting Churches Amy Eldridge: Providing Hope and Healing to Orphaned and Vulnerable Children Amy Eldridge: Providing Hope and Healing to Orphaned and Vulnerable Children Carol Rosenstein: Creating Musical Support Groups for Individuals with Alzheimer’s, dementia, and other neurological disorders Carol Rosenstein: Creating Musical Support Groups for Individuals with Alzheimer’s, dementia, and other neurological disorders Col. Richard & Janet Munn: Advocating on Behalf of the Poor, Marginalized, and Oppressed to Put an End to Injustice Col. Richard & Janet Munn: Advocating on Behalf of the Poor, Marginalized, and Oppressed to Put an End to Injustice

In this episode, Meghann Gunderman Sehorn, founder and Executive Director of The Foundation For Tomorrow, talks about her inspiring work offering vulnerable children the opportunity to succeed through quality education. The Charlotte, NC native credits her parents with her entrepreneurial and philanthropic spirit. At just 12 years old Meghann wrote and published an athletic log and diary for children and used the proceeds to fund her first non-profit, The Charlotte Youth Sports Foundation, to provide athletic opportunities for disadvantaged youth in North Carolina. Later, as part of her studies at the University of St. Andrews, Scotland, Meghann traveled to East Africa to do research and volunteer. This experience grabbed her and later called her away from her job at Barclays Capital. In late 2006 she founded and became Executive Director of The Foundation for Tomorrow (TFFT), a Tanzania-based NGO that focuses on providing access to quality education for orphaned and vulnerable children, educational reform through resourcing, and training teachers. To date, TFFT has invested over $8M in orphan and vulnerable children’s education and psychosocial support, Teachers Training initiatives, and Life-Skills Curriculum Development and Programming throughout Tanzania. Still an avid runner, Meghann launched TEAM TFFT as a way to engage service and sport and spread awareness for TFFT. TEAM TFFT is a peer to peer giving platform that allows people to hike, bike, run and raise your way both domestically and in abroad. Meghann has lived and worked in the United States, the UK, and Tanzania and speaks both English and Kiswahili. She received a British Masters of Arts in International Relations and Human Geography with a focus in Sub-Saharan Africa and the Middle East. Meghann was named one of SouthPark Magazine’s Women to Watch, and Charlotte’s 30 under 30 in 2013. She was also named Charlotte’s Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) Outstanding Emerging Philanthropist, a World Economic Forum Global Shaper, and attended and presented at Davos at the World Economic Forum’s 2013 annual meeting. Meghann currently serves on the NC Advisory Board of US Global Leadership Coalition, working to influence state policymakers to increase our International Affairs budget and promote a smart power approach to development and diplomacy. .fusion-gallery-4 .fusion-gallery-image {border:0px solid #f6f6f6;}The Foundation for Tomorrow (TFFT) addresses vulnerability through the power of quality education. With consistent and thoughtful investment in students and teachers in Tanzania, we offer orphan and vulnerable children the opportunity to succeed. Our holistic services include access to quality schooling, health and psychosocial support, and life skills programs. TFFT also works to improve the quality of instruction, resources in the classroom, and school management to ensure widespread, sustainable impact. Our goal is straightforward: change the trajectory of a child’s life through the power of education. Our implementation of this mission is unique because of our individualized approach. It is comprehensive and all-encompassing: serve the whole child; improve the quality of instruction; strengthen the community. We are people from around the globe, with diverse expertise, who are passionate about education and work towards systemic change. The Foundation For Tomorrow (TFFT) squarely focuses our work in Tanzania by addressing vulnerability through the power of education. We live our values and beliefs by offering orphan and vulnerable children the opportunity to succeed through access to quality schooling, health and psychosocial support, and life skills programs. Our team also works to improve the quality of instruction, resources in the classroom, and school management to ensure widespread, sustainable impact. We set ambitious goals, hold ourselves accountable, and build upon strong partnerships to generate greater sustainable impact each year. Alongside our donors, innovative partners, and other stakeholders, we are proud to be a trusted agent for change in the Tanzanian educational landscape. Together, we can empower individuals to become change agents in their own communities and stronger leaders for our world. To learn more, visit www.thefoundationfortomorrow.org #fusion-testimonials-4 a{border-color:#000000;}#fusion-testimonials-4 a:hover, #fusion-testimonials-4 .activeSlide{background-color: #000000;}.fusion-testimonials.clean.fusion-testimonials-4 .author:after{border-top-color:rgba(255,255,255,0) !important;} Difference Makers Individuals who make a difference through innovative and inspiring charity work OTHER GREAT EPISODES .fusion-blog-shortcode-4 .fusion-blog-layout-grid .fusion-post-grid{padding:12.5px;}.fusion-blog-shortcode-4 .fusion-posts-container{margin-left: -12.5px !important; margin-right:-12.5px !important;} David Rose: Advocating on Behalf of the Rare Disease Community to Bring about Dramatic and Wide-Reaching Change David Rose: Advocating on Behalf of the Rare Disease Community to Bring about Dramatic and Wide-Reaching Change D’Anne Rudden: Connecting the World through the Gift of Hearing D’Anne Rudden: Connecting the World through the Gift of Hearing Paula Foust: Providing Clothing and other Baby Essentials to Families in Financial Need Paula Foust: Providing Clothing and other Baby Essentials to Families in Financial Need Bryan Springer: Providing Mobility via Free Joint Replacements Bryan Springer: Providing Mobility via Free Joint Replacements Samir Lakhani: Saving, Sanitizing, and Supplying Leftover Soap Samir Lakhani: Saving, Sanitizing, and Supplying Leftover Soap Ray Zahab: Educating and Empowering through Expeditions Ray Zahab: Educating and Empowering through Expeditions Linda Rozell-Shannon: Advocating for the Accurate Diagnosis and Appropriate Treatment of Vascular Birthmarks Linda Rozell-Shannon: Advocating for the Accurate Diagnosis and Appropriate Treatment of Vascular Birthmarks Meghann Gunderman Sehorn: Offering Vulnerable Children the Opportunity to Succeed through Quality Education Meghann Gunderman Sehorn: Offering Vulnerable Children the Opportunity to Succeed through Quality Education Al DeCesaris: Difference Makers Al DeCesaris: Difference Makers Sarah Kelley: Rescuing Children from Slavery, Providing Fresh Water and Medical Aid, and Planting Churches Sarah Kelley: Rescuing Children from Slavery, Providing Fresh Water and Medical Aid, and Planting Churches Amy Eldridge: Providing Hope and Healing to Orphaned and Vulnerable Children Amy Eldridge: Providing Hope and Healing to Orphaned and Vulnerable Children Carol Rosenstein: Creating Musical Support Groups for Individuals with Alzheimer’s, dementia, and other neurological disorders Carol Rosenstein: Creating Musical Support Groups for Individuals with Alzheimer’s, dementia, and other neurological disorders Col. Richard & Janet Munn: Advocating on Behalf of the Poor, Marginalized, and Oppressed to Put an End to Injustice Col. Richard & Janet Munn: Advocating on Behalf of the Poor, Marginalized, and Oppressed to Put an End to Injustice

In this episode, David Rose of Rare Revolution Magazine talks about his inspiring work advocating on behalf of individuals living with rare diseases to bring about dramatic and wide-reaching change. David Rose has an ultra-rare condition called Occipital Horn Syndrome. He has been doing talks on rare disease life for the last 7 years at various events and conferences. For the last 3 years, David has been working for Rare Revolution Magazine – a magazine focusing on rare diseases. Through his role in marketing and also business development – he has met so many fantastic rare disease advocates and industry professionals from all over the globe. Alongside his work at the magazine, David volunteers for a cause close to his heart – Great Ormond Street Hospital. David recently joined Mitrofanoff Support as one of the trustees in January. David has been using a mitrofanoff since the age of 7, back in 1995, which was carried out by Great Ormond Street Hospital in London. .fusion-gallery-5 .fusion-gallery-image {border:0px solid #f6f6f6;} Rare Revolution Magazine gives a voice – and a platform – to patients, industry professionals, clinical and healthcare providers and the patient groups and charities that support over 8000 different rare conditions.  Created by BMA award winning, featured writers and sisters; Nicola Miller and Rebecca Stewart, who identified a huge gap in the industry, Rare Revolution is a space where all of these rare disease parties can come together in one place to all become better informed and cross promoted, while benefiting from shared experiences and best practise. ​ Rare Revolution Magazine is a unique, first of it’s kind publication, dedicated to giving rare disease a voice. It’s time to turn the tide and make our collective voices heard. What makes Rare Revolution Magazine unique? Accessibility: not only do we share the latest research, drug development and technology advancements but we break down all the technical jargon into a digestible format for everyone to understand. Cross promoting: we are building lasting relationships with RARE charities, across all diseases and syndromes, to provide a platform to shout about the amazing and innovative work they do. You can find a list of our charities/RareRevolutionaries here. Communities: we are so much more than just a publication, we are a movement! We host a growing online private Facebook community to provide a safe place for people affected by rare disease to share their experiences and reach out to others who we engage with and support daily. This is also our own global working party who are helping us develop future projects and initiatives. We are our community, and our community are part of us – we are shaping our future together! Innovative: we offer our sponsors and investors innovative and individually tailored packages to suit your own business needs. This includes, traditional and digital advertising, social media takeovers, article creation and involvement in our special collaborative projects and initiatives. To learn more, visit www.rarerevolutionmagazine.com #fusion-testimonials-5 a{border-color:#000000;}#fusion-testimonials-5 a:hover, #fusion-testimonials-5 .activeSlide{background-color: #000000;}.fusion-testimonials.clean.fusion-testimonials-5 .author:after{border-top-color:rgba(255,255,255,0) !important;} Difference Makers Individuals who make a difference through innovative and inspiring charity work OTHER GREAT EPISODES .fusion-blog-shortcode-5 .fusion-blog-layout-grid .fusion-post-grid{padding:12.5px;}.fusion-blog-shortcode-5 .fusion-posts-container{margin-left: -12.5px !important; margin-right:-12.5px !important;} David Rose: Advocating on Behalf of the Rare Disease Community to Bring about Dramatic and Wide-Reaching Change David Rose: Advocating on Behalf of the Rare Disease Community to Bring about Dramatic and Wide-Reaching Change D’Anne Rudden: Connecting the World through the Gift of Hearing D’Anne Rudden: Connecting the World through the Gift of Hearing Paula Foust: Providing Clothing and other Baby Essentials to Families in Financial Need Paula Foust: Providing Clothing and other Baby Essentials to Families in Financial Need Bryan Springer: Providing Mobility via Free Joint Replacements Bryan Springer: Providing Mobility via Free Joint Replacements Samir Lakhani: Saving, Sanitizing, and Supplying Leftover Soap Samir Lakhani: Saving, Sanitizing, and Supplying Leftover Soap Ray Zahab: Educating and Empowering through Expeditions Ray Zahab: Educating and Empowering through Expeditions Linda Rozell-Shannon: Advocating for the Accurate Diagnosis and Appropriate Treatment of Vascular Birthmarks Linda Rozell-Shannon: Advocating for the Accurate Diagnosis and Appropriate Treatment of Vascular Birthmarks Meghann Gunderman Sehorn: Offering Vulnerable Children the Opportunity to Succeed through Quality Education Meghann Gunderman Sehorn: Offering Vulnerable Children the Opportunity to Succeed through Quality Education Al DeCesaris: Difference Makers Al DeCesaris: Difference Makers Sarah Kelley: Rescuing Children from Slavery, Providing Fresh Water and Medical Aid, and Planting Churches Sarah Kelley: Rescuing Children from Slavery, Providing Fresh Water and Medical Aid, and Planting Churches Amy Eldridge: Providing Hope and Healing to Orphaned and Vulnerable Children Amy Eldridge: Providing Hope and Healing to Orphaned and Vulnerable Children Carol Rosenstein: Creating Musical Support Groups for Individuals with Alzheimer’s, dementia, and other neurological disorders Carol Rosenstein: Creating Musical Support Groups for Individuals with Alzheimer’s, dementia, and other neurological disorders Col. Richard & Janet Munn: Advocating on Behalf of the Poor, Marginalized, and Oppressed to Put an End to Injustice Col. Richard & Janet Munn: Advocating on Behalf of the Poor, Marginalized, and Oppressed to Put an End to Injustice

In this episode, Colonels Janet and Richard Munn, directors of The Salvation Army International Social Justice Commission, talk about their work advocating on behalf of the poor, marginalized, and oppressed to put an end to injustice in the world. Colonels Janet and Richard Munn originate from The Salvation Army’s USA Eastern Territory where they served as corps officers and divisional leaders, and then at the USA East Territorial Headquarters – Richard as Secretary for Program and Janet as the Ambassador for Prayer and Spiritual Formation. A season of overseas international service included leadership at the International College for Officers (ICO) and Center for Spiritual Life Development (CSLD) in London, England, followed by 2 years in the Australia East Territory, Richard serving as chief secretary and Janet as principal for the School for Officer Training, Booth College. Upon return to the USA East Janet served as principal for the College for Officer Training, and Richard as Secretary for Theology and Christian Ethics.  In 2019 they were appointed as Directors of the International Social Justice Commission (ISJC), based in Manhattan, NY. Janet is a graduate of Asbury College, Wilmore KY, (BA), and Greenville College, Greenville, IL (MA).  In 2015 she successfully completed her Doctor of Ministry studies in transformational leadership with Ashland Theological Seminary, Ashland, OH. Her dissertation addresses ‘Theory and Practice of Gender Equality in The Salvation Army.’ Richard graduated from Asbury Theological Seminary (MDiv) and received a Doctor of Ministry Degree from Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary in 2004.  His project thesis assesses the egalitarian leadership model of The Salvation Army. The Munns are parents of two young adult children, Nealson and Olivia, and son-in law Pratik, with grandson Roman, all of whom live in New York City. .fusion-gallery-6 .fusion-gallery-image {border:0px solid #f6f6f6;} The International Social Justice Commission (ISJC) is The Salvation Army’s strategic voice to advocate for human dignity and social justice with the world’s poor and oppressed. We are part of The Salvation Army’s International Headquarters and our office is based in New York City. WHY WE SEEK JUSTICE To promote a vision of justice based on the life and teaching of Jesus Christ. To advocate and advise on social, economic, political issues and events which lead to the perpetuation of injustice in the world. To amplify the voices of poor, marginalized and oppressed people and translate their real life insights into policies, practices and life-giving opportunities. COMMUNICATION: By various means of communication, the ISJC will broadcast the plans, goals and practices relative to ISJC mission, values and progress, with a particular emphasis on the use of social media. ADVOCACY: The ISJC will actively partner with others (including the united nations) in the pursuit of justice, with the intention of effecting changes in policies, attitudes, and behaviours. RESEARCH: The ISJC will investigate issues and questions, providing tools for measuring and documenting social justice. EDUCATION: The ISJC will produce resources to inform and equip others with knowledge to seek justice together. Our Goals Increase passion for justice in The Salvation Army family Inspire leaders to seek justice Influence global partners for God’s justice To learn more, visit www.salvationarmy.org/isjc #fusion-testimonials-6 a{border-color:#000000;}#fusion-testimonials-6 a:hover, #fusion-testimonials-6 .activeSlide{background-color: #000000;}.fusion-testimonials.clean.fusion-testimonials-6 .author:after{border-top-color:rgba(255,255,255,0) !important;} Difference Makers Individuals who make a difference through innovative and inspiring charity work OTHER GREAT EPISODES .fusion-blog-shortcode-6 .fusion-blog-layout-grid .fusion-post-grid{padding:12.5px;}.fusion-blog-shortcode-6 .fusion-posts-container{margin-left: -12.5px !important; margin-right:-12.5px !important;} David Rose: Advocating on Behalf of the Rare Disease Community to Bring about Dramatic and Wide-Reaching Change David Rose: Advocating on Behalf of the Rare Disease Community to Bring about Dramatic and Wide-Reaching Change D’Anne Rudden: Connecting the World through the Gift of Hearing D’Anne Rudden: Connecting the World through the Gift of Hearing Paula Foust: Providing Clothing and other Baby Essentials to Families in Financial Need Paula Foust: Providing Clothing and other Baby Essentials to Families in Financial Need Bryan Springer: Providing Mobility via Free Joint Replacements Bryan Springer: Providing Mobility via Free Joint Replacements Samir Lakhani: Saving, Sanitizing, and Supplying Leftover Soap Samir Lakhani: Saving, Sanitizing, and Supplying Leftover Soap Ray Zahab: Educating and Empowering through Expeditions Ray Zahab: Educating and Empowering through Expeditions Linda Rozell-Shannon: Advocating for the Accurate Diagnosis and Appropriate Treatment of Vascular Birthmarks Linda Rozell-Shannon: Advocating for the Accurate Diagnosis and Appropriate Treatment of Vascular Birthmarks Meghann Gunderman Sehorn: Offering Vulnerable Children the Opportunity to Succeed through Quality Education Meghann Gunderman Sehorn: Offering Vulnerable Children the Opportunity to Succeed through Quality Education Al DeCesaris: Difference Makers Al DeCesaris: Difference Makers Sarah Kelley: Rescuing Children from Slavery, Providing Fresh Water and Medical Aid, and Planting Churches Sarah Kelley: Rescuing Children from Slavery, Providing Fresh Water and Medical Aid, and Planting Churches Amy Eldridge: Providing Hope and Healing to Orphaned and Vulnerable Children Amy Eldridge: Providing Hope and Healing to Orphaned and Vulnerable Children Carol Rosenstein: Creating Musical Support Groups for Individuals with Alzheimer’s, dementia, and other neurological disorders Carol Rosenstein: Creating Musical Support Groups for Individuals with Alzheimer’s, dementia, and other neurological disorders Col. Richard & Janet Munn: Advocating on Behalf of the Poor, Marginalized, and Oppressed to Put an End to Injustice Col. Richard & Janet Munn: Advocating on Behalf of the Poor, Marginalized, and Oppressed to Put an End to Injustice

In this episode, Amy Eldridge, founder and Chief Executive Officer of Love Without Boundaries, talks about her inspiring work providing hope and healing to orphaned and vulnerable children. Amy founded Love Without Boundaries in 2003 and has led efforts to create and implement life-changing projects for orphaned and impoverished children in multiple countries. Amy believes firmly that passionate and committed people have the power to change the world and sees a key part of her job as supporting and encouraging volunteers around the globe to manage Love Without Boundaries’ many program areas. Amy is the author of The Heart of an Orphan, which chronicles how one tiny baby with heart disease inspired a movement to help vulnerable children worldwide. .fusion-gallery-7 .fusion-gallery-image {border:0px solid #f6f6f6;} Love Without Boundaries (LWB) is an authentic international charity that provides hope and healing to orphaned and vulnerable children, and their underserved communities, through its education, nutrition, medical, and foster care programs. Medical: LWB provides medical services to children by arranging lifesaving heart surgeries and other operations at pediatric hospitals in China, Cambodia, India, and Uganda, and by sending surgery teams to host countries in order to operate on children in need. They also operate specialized healing homes which provide care to orphaned and abandoned children born with medical needs. Education: LWB currently sponsors the education of orphaned and rural children and teens from preschool through college. Their Believe in Me schools are built both in orphanages and in rural villages to provide learning opportunities to children who otherwise would not receive an education. Their general education fund is used to expand their programs as well as to build new schools, renovate existing schools, purchase supplies, provide teacher training and other education-related needs. Nutrition: LWB provides quality nutrition to both orphaned and rural children through their school programs and through their specialty formula fund. They also have a sustainable nutrition program in Cambodia with school gardens. Foster Care: LWB currently has successful foster care programs in China, Uganda, India, and Cambodia. In Cambodia, they provide foster care for both orphaned children as well as children who have suffered the trauma of human trafficking and abuse. LWB monitors their programs very carefully with local managers who visit the children and can quickly provide extra nutrition, medical care or other supplies as needed. Saving our first life: LWB began in 2003 to help save the life of one tiny boy in China. Following his successful heart surgery, we realized that nothing is impossible when passionate and dedicated people come together to impact the lives of children. Our model: From the very beginning of LWB, we’ve worked in partnership with local citizens on the ground to change the lives of vulnerable children. Each project around the globe is run by people who grew up in-country, as the best solutions to the challenges children face are developed in the local community. To learn more, visit www.lovewithoutboundaries.com #fusion-testimonials-7 a{border-color:#000000;}#fusion-testimonials-7 a:hover, #fusion-testimonials-7 .activeSlide{background-color: #000000;}.fusion-testimonials.clean.fusion-testimonials-7 .author:after{border-top-color:rgba(255,255,255,0) !important;} Difference Makers Individuals who make a difference through innovative and inspiring charity work OTHER GREAT EPISODES .fusion-blog-shortcode-7 .fusion-blog-layout-grid .fusion-post-grid{padding:12.5px;}.fusion-blog-shortcode-7 .fusion-posts-container{margin-left: -12.5px !important; margin-right:-12.5px !important;} David Rose: Advocating on Behalf of the Rare Disease Community to Bring about Dramatic and Wide-Reaching Change David Rose: Advocating on Behalf of the Rare Disease Community to Bring about Dramatic and Wide-Reaching Change D’Anne Rudden: Connecting the World through the Gift of Hearing D’Anne Rudden: Connecting the World through the Gift of Hearing Paula Foust: Providing Clothing and other Baby Essentials to Families in Financial Need Paula Foust: Providing Clothing and other Baby Essentials to Families in Financial Need Bryan Springer: Providing Mobility via Free Joint Replacements Bryan Springer: Providing Mobility via Free Joint Replacements Samir Lakhani: Saving, Sanitizing, and Supplying Leftover Soap Samir Lakhani: Saving, Sanitizing, and Supplying Leftover Soap Ray Zahab: Educating and Empowering through Expeditions Ray Zahab: Educating and Empowering through Expeditions Linda Rozell-Shannon: Advocating for the Accurate Diagnosis and Appropriate Treatment of Vascular Birthmarks Linda Rozell-Shannon: Advocating for the Accurate Diagnosis and Appropriate Treatment of Vascular Birthmarks Meghann Gunderman Sehorn: Offering Vulnerable Children the Opportunity to Succeed through Quality Education Meghann Gunderman Sehorn: Offering Vulnerable Children the Opportunity to Succeed through Quality Education Al DeCesaris: Difference Makers Al DeCesaris: Difference Makers Sarah Kelley: Rescuing Children from Slavery, Providing Fresh Water and Medical Aid, and Planting Churches Sarah Kelley: Rescuing Children from Slavery, Providing Fresh Water and Medical Aid, and Planting Churches Amy Eldridge: Providing Hope and Healing to Orphaned and Vulnerable Children Amy Eldridge: Providing Hope and Healing to Orphaned and Vulnerable Children Carol Rosenstein: Creating Musical Support Groups for Individuals with Alzheimer’s, dementia, and other neurological disorders Carol Rosenstein: Creating Musical Support Groups for Individuals with Alzheimer’s, dementia, and other neurological disorders Col. Richard & Janet Munn: Advocating on Behalf of the Poor, Marginalized, and Oppressed to Put an End to Injustice Col. Richard & Janet Munn: Advocating on Behalf of the Poor, Marginalized, and Oppressed to Put an End to Injustice

In this episode, Dr. Linda Rozell-Shannon, President and founder of the Vascular Birthmarks Foundation, talks about her inspiring work advocating for the accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment of Vascular Birthmarks. Linda Rozell-Shannon, PhD is the President and founder of the Vascular Birthmarks Foundation. She has her Phd in Education, her Master of Science in Health Education, and has been a freelance writer and analyst for over 25 years. In 1994, after her daughter, Christine Mary Shannon, was diagnosed with a hemangioma, Linda began researching and writing information on vascular birthmarks, creating what is now known as the Vascular Birthmarks Foundation (VBF). In 1995, Linda met Dr. Milton Waner of the Arkansas Children’s Hospital. After he successfully removed her daughter’s hemangioma in a single out-patient surgical procedure, she partnered with Dr. Waner to write the only book for parents on birthmarks. Since its inception in 1994, VBF has successfully networked thousands of children and adults into treatment, sponsored significant research, educated physicians and affected family members about the diagnosis and treatment of vascular birthmarks, and established chapters all over the world. .fusion-gallery-8 .fusion-gallery-image {border:0px solid #f6f6f6;} The Vascular Birthmarks Foundation (VBF) is an international charitable organization that networks those affected by a vascular birthmark, anomaly, tumor or syndrome to the appropriate medical professionals for evaluation and treatment. VBF also educates physicians and affected families regarding treatment options, supports relevant research, mobilizes medical missions, and empowers those living with vascular birthmarks. One in ten children are born with a vascular birthmark, or 400,000, each year in the United States (based on the 2003 census). Of these infants, 1 in 10, or 40,000 are born with a vascular birthmark that will require the opinion of a medical specialist. There are two categories of vascular birthmarks: hemangiomas, which are the most common tumor of infancy, and vascular malformations. These two categories, while related, are very different. It is very important to know the difference because the treatment is different depending on the lesion type. Traditional medical protocol in years past was to allow these potentially disfiguring and dangerous lesions to grow and “wait” for regression or involution to occur. New data indicates that most of these lesions do not regress to a cosmetically acceptable appearance, and will, therefore, require some form of corrective surgery. As a result, there is a concerted effort on the part of several prominent physicians and research specialists to change the old “benign neglect” protocol to require more aggressive early intervention. Additionally, almost all benign vascular lesions have been called “hemangiomas.” However, many are actually vascular malformations. It is important to have an accurate diagnosis since hemangiomas will regress but vascular malformations will continue to grow. VBF is dedicated to provide the most accurate and up to date information on the proper diagnosis and treatment of hemangiomas and other vascular birthmarks. This information is not only important for parents, it is critical for physicians and other health care providers. To learn more, visit www.birthmark.org #fusion-testimonials-8 a{border-color:#000000;}#fusion-testimonials-8 a:hover, #fusion-testimonials-8 .activeSlide{background-color: #000000;}.fusion-testimonials.clean.fusion-testimonials-8 .author:after{border-top-color:rgba(255,255,255,0) !important;} Difference Makers Individuals who make a difference through innovative and inspiring charity work OTHER GREAT EPISODES .fusion-blog-shortcode-8 .fusion-blog-layout-grid .fusion-post-grid{padding:12.5px;}.fusion-blog-shortcode-8 .fusion-posts-container{margin-left: -12.5px !important; margin-right:-12.5px !important;} David Rose: Advocating on Behalf of the Rare Disease Community to Bring about Dramatic and Wide-Reaching Change David Rose: Advocating on Behalf of the Rare Disease Community to Bring about Dramatic and Wide-Reaching Change D’Anne Rudden: Connecting the World through the Gift of Hearing D’Anne Rudden: Connecting the World through the Gift of Hearing Paula Foust: Providing Clothing and other Baby Essentials to Families in Financial Need Paula Foust: Providing Clothing and other Baby Essentials to Families in Financial Need Bryan Springer: Providing Mobility via Free Joint Replacements Bryan Springer: Providing Mobility via Free Joint Replacements Samir Lakhani: Saving, Sanitizing, and Supplying Leftover Soap Samir Lakhani: Saving, Sanitizing, and Supplying Leftover Soap Ray Zahab: Educating and Empowering through Expeditions Ray Zahab: Educating and Empowering through Expeditions Linda Rozell-Shannon: Advocating for the Accurate Diagnosis and Appropriate Treatment of Vascular Birthmarks Linda Rozell-Shannon: Advocating for the Accurate Diagnosis and Appropriate Treatment of Vascular Birthmarks Meghann Gunderman Sehorn: Offering Vulnerable Children the Opportunity to Succeed through Quality Education Meghann Gunderman Sehorn: Offering Vulnerable Children the Opportunity to Succeed through Quality Education Al DeCesaris: Difference Makers Al DeCesaris: Difference Makers Sarah Kelley: Rescuing Children from Slavery, Providing Fresh Water and Medical Aid, and Planting Churches Sarah Kelley: Rescuing Children from Slavery, Providing Fresh Water and Medical Aid, and Planting Churches Amy Eldridge: Providing Hope and Healing to Orphaned and Vulnerable Children Amy Eldridge: Providing Hope and Healing to Orphaned and Vulnerable Children Carol Rosenstein: Creating Musical Support Groups for Individuals with Alzheimer’s, dementia, and other neurological disorders Carol Rosenstein: Creating Musical Support Groups for Individuals with Alzheimer’s, dementia, and other neurological disorders Col. Richard & Janet Munn: Advocating on Behalf of the Poor, Marginalized, and Oppressed to Put an End to Injustice Col. Richard & Janet Munn: Advocating on Behalf of the Poor, Marginalized, and Oppressed to Put an End to Injustice

In this episode, Samir Lakhani, founder and Executive Director of Eco-Soap Bank, talks about his innovative work saving, sanitizing, and supplying leftover soap for the developing world. Samir Lakhani is a social entrepreneur dedicated to restoring health and dignity to developing countries. Before founding Eco-Soap Bank in 2014, Samir was deeply involved in aquaculture and nutrition projects in northern Cambodian villages. He has also developed solar lighting solution projects in Cambodia, Bangladesh, and Nepal. Through his six years of nonprofit work in the areas of nutrition, water accessibility, and sanitation/hygiene, he has witnessed firsthand how delivering key products like soap transform the health and well-being of impoverished communities. Samir received a CNN Heroes Award for Eco-Soap Bank in 2017 and a Unilever Young Entrepreneurs award in 2018. He also recently gave a TEDx Talk. He is a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh and currently lives in Pittsburgh, PA. .fusion-gallery-9 .fusion-gallery-image {border:0px solid #f6f6f6;} Eco-Soap Bank is a humanitarian and environmental non-profit organization working to save, sanitize, and supply leftover soap from manufacturers for the developing world. Our work has three objectives: Lack of access to soap remains a critical factor in fighting the spread of preventable diseases worldwide. In some areas of the developing world, only 1% of households have soap for handwashing. Eco-Soap Bank seeks to address the critical need for hygiene. Working since 2014, Eco-Soap Bank has sustainably supplied more than 3.5 million people with soap and hygiene education. After collecting and sanitizing the soap, we coordinate with our network of humanitarian organizations working in remote regions of developing nations. These organizations share our mission to improve hygiene, and they work within their communities to create a positive shift in hygiene behavior. Together, we impart the tools and skills to keep people healthy for generations. The demand for improved hygiene in the developing world is immense, and much remains to be done. You can help support Eco-Soap Bank by donating, by getting involved, or by spreading the word. To learn more, visit www.ecosoapbank.org #fusion-testimonials-9 a{border-color:#000000;}#fusion-testimonials-9 a:hover, #fusion-testimonials-9 .activeSlide{background-color: #000000;}.fusion-testimonials.clean.fusion-testimonials-9 .author:after{border-top-color:rgba(255,255,255,0) !important;} Difference Makers Individuals who make a difference through innovative and inspiring charity work OTHER GREAT EPISODES .fusion-blog-shortcode-9 .fusion-blog-layout-grid .fusion-post-grid{padding:12.5px;}.fusion-blog-shortcode-9 .fusion-posts-container{margin-left: -12.5px !important; margin-right:-12.5px !important;} David Rose: Advocating on Behalf of the Rare Disease Community to Bring about Dramatic and Wide-Reaching Change David Rose: Advocating on Behalf of the Rare Disease Community to Bring about Dramatic and Wide-Reaching Change D’Anne Rudden: Connecting the World through the Gift of Hearing D’Anne Rudden: Connecting the World through the Gift of Hearing Paula Foust: Providing Clothing and other Baby Essentials to Families in Financial Need Paula Foust: Providing Clothing and other Baby Essentials to Families in Financial Need Bryan Springer: Providing Mobility via Free Joint Replacements Bryan Springer: Providing Mobility via Free Joint Replacements Samir Lakhani: Saving, Sanitizing, and Supplying Leftover Soap Samir Lakhani: Saving, Sanitizing, and Supplying Leftover Soap Ray Zahab: Educating and Empowering through Expeditions Ray Zahab: Educating and Empowering through Expeditions Linda Rozell-Shannon: Advocating for the Accurate Diagnosis and Appropriate Treatment of Vascular Birthmarks Linda Rozell-Shannon: Advocating for the Accurate Diagnosis and Appropriate Treatment of Vascular Birthmarks Meghann Gunderman Sehorn: Offering Vulnerable Children the Opportunity to Succeed through Quality Education Meghann Gunderman Sehorn: Offering Vulnerable Children the Opportunity to Succeed through Quality Education Al DeCesaris: Difference Makers Al DeCesaris: Difference Makers Sarah Kelley: Rescuing Children from Slavery, Providing Fresh Water and Medical Aid, and Planting Churches Sarah Kelley: Rescuing Children from Slavery, Providing Fresh Water and Medical Aid, and Planting Churches Amy Eldridge: Providing Hope and Healing to Orphaned and Vulnerable Children Amy Eldridge: Providing Hope and Healing to Orphaned and Vulnerable Children Carol Rosenstein: Creating Musical Support Groups for Individuals with Alzheimer’s, dementia, and other neurological disorders Carol Rosenstein: Creating Musical Support Groups for Individuals with Alzheimer’s, dementia, and other neurological disorders Col. Richard & Janet Munn: Advocating on Behalf of the Poor, Marginalized, and Oppressed to Put an End to Injustice Col. Richard & Janet Munn: Advocating on Behalf of the Poor, Marginalized, and Oppressed to Put an End to Injustice

In this episode, Ray Zahab, founder and Expeditions Director of impossible2Possible, talks about the charity’s innovative work using experiential learning-based expeditions to educate and empower students across the globe. Ray Zahab is a Canadian Explorer, ultra-distance runner and Founder of non-profit impossible2Possible. A recent recipient of the Meritorious Service Cross of Canada, Ray is an Explorer in Residence of the Royal Canadian Geographical Society, and Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society. In 2015 Canadian Geographic recognized Ray as one of Canada’s Top Explorers. He has run 17,000+km across the world’s deserts, and unsupported expeditions in some of the coldest places on the planet. On November 1, 2006, former “pack a day smoker” turned ultra-runner Ray Zahab and two friends set out on an expedition to cross the Sahara Desert by foot. 111 days and 7,500 kms after leaving the coast of Senegal, Africa they completed their journey by stepping into the Red Sea. The expedition had the trio running an average of 70kms a day without a single day of rest, for 111 days. National Geographic tracked the expedition and the documentary film Running The Sahara was created to raise awareness for the drinking water crisis in North Africa. After witnessing and learning about the water crisis, Ray decided to leverage his future adventures to help raise awareness and funding for causes that he supports and believes in. In 2008, Ray founded impossible2Possible (i2P) an organization that aims to inspire and educate youth through adventure learning, inclusion and participation in expeditions. To learn more about Ray, visit www.rayzahab.com .fusion-gallery-10 .fusion-gallery-image {border:0px solid #f6f6f6;}impossible2Possible (i2P) is a charitable organization dedicated to educating, inspiring, and empowering youth to reach beyond their perceived limits, and to use adventure as a medium to educate, inspire and empower youth all over the world. i2P aims to equip today’s young people with the understanding and belief that they have the ability to achieve the extraordinary in their lives, and positively impact the lives of others. We envision a world of achievers that believe in their hearts that nothing is out of the realm of possibility! The vision of i2P is to break the boundaries that bind modern education by using mind-blowing adventures as a platform for true interactive learning. Our dream is to have schools around the globe utilize experience-based learning programs via i2P expeditions that deliver the world to the classroom and the classroom to the world! All expedition expenses are covered for Youth Ambassadors and all i2P Experiential Learning Programs are delivered free of charge to schools and students around the world. Since its inception, i2P Youth Expeditions have included 14 grueling expeditions; Baffin Island, Tunisia, the Amazon, Bolivia, India, Botswana, Utah, Peru, Chile, Italy, California, Greece, Death Valley and Canada. To learn more about impossible2Possible, visit www.impossible2possible.com #fusion-testimonials-10 a{border-color:#000000;}#fusion-testimonials-10 a:hover, #fusion-testimonials-10 .activeSlide{background-color: #000000;}.fusion-testimonials.clean.fusion-testimonials-10 .author:after{border-top-color:rgba(255,255,255,0) !important;} Difference Makers Individuals who make a difference through innovative and inspiring charity work OTHER GREAT EPISODES .fusion-blog-shortcode-10 .fusion-blog-layout-grid .fusion-post-grid{padding:12.5px;}.fusion-blog-shortcode-10 .fusion-posts-container{margin-left: -12.5px !important; margin-right:-12.5px !important;} David Rose: Advocating on Behalf of the Rare Disease Community to Bring about Dramatic and Wide-Reaching Change David Rose: Advocating on Behalf of the Rare Disease Community to Bring about Dramatic and Wide-Reaching Change D’Anne Rudden: Connecting the World through the Gift of Hearing D’Anne Rudden: Connecting the World through the Gift of Hearing Paula Foust: Providing Clothing and other Baby Essentials to Families in Financial Need Paula Foust: Providing Clothing and other Baby Essentials to Families in Financial Need Bryan Springer: Providing Mobility via Free Joint Replacements Bryan Springer: Providing Mobility via Free Joint Replacements Samir Lakhani: Saving, Sanitizing, and Supplying Leftover Soap Samir Lakhani: Saving, Sanitizing, and Supplying Leftover Soap Ray Zahab: Educating and Empowering through Expeditions Ray Zahab: Educating and Empowering through Expeditions Linda Rozell-Shannon: Advocating for the Accurate Diagnosis and Appropriate Treatment of Vascular Birthmarks Linda Rozell-Shannon: Advocating for the Accurate Diagnosis and Appropriate Treatment of Vascular Birthmarks Meghann Gunderman Sehorn: Offering Vulnerable Children the Opportunity to Succeed through Quality Education Meghann Gunderman Sehorn: Offering Vulnerable Children the Opportunity to Succeed through Quality Education Al DeCesaris: Difference Makers Al DeCesaris: Difference Makers Sarah Kelley: Rescuing Children from Slavery, Providing Fresh Water and Medical Aid, and Planting Churches Sarah Kelley: Rescuing Children from Slavery, Providing Fresh Water and Medical Aid, and Planting Churches Amy Eldridge: Providing Hope and Healing to Orphaned and Vulnerable Children Amy Eldridge: Providing Hope and Healing to Orphaned and Vulnerable Children Carol Rosenstein: Creating Musical Support Groups for Individuals with Alzheimer’s, dementia, and other neurological disorders Carol Rosenstein: Creating Musical Support Groups for Individuals with Alzheimer’s, dementia, and other neurological disorders Col. Richard & Janet Munn: Advocating on Behalf of the Poor, Marginalized, and Oppressed to Put an End to Injustice Col. Richard & Janet Munn: Advocating on Behalf of the Poor, Marginalized, and Oppressed to Put an End to Injustice

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