How her Passion reaches across the Globe #istandwithukraine| Nancee Tegeder

Today's episode shares a story as it unfolds in real time. Our guest, Nancee Tegeder, shares how her background has placed her in a unique position to help Ukrainians find ways to safety, as their homeland is being invaded. During her process to help one person, she discovered something incredible: her passion. As she focused on helping the one, she realized that humanitrain efforts are where she desires to spend her time. As you listen to Nancee share her thoughts and feelings, you learn her why. In this episode, we dive into: *how Nancee's organization started just six weeks ago, why this organization matters, and how they are making a difference in the life of Ukrainian's, *the beauty of humanity, *the ripple effects of small choices, *how to discover your passion, *how you can impact others with small messages, and *the power of social media. This is a conversation capturing the impact one woman can make. We invite you to come and listen. Please add to the conversation by emailing us at: [email protected] or by sending us a message on SHJ Instagram SHJ Facebook #inherwetrust #istandwithukraine __________________________________ Nancee Tegeder began forging her own path when she graduated from high school at 16 and college at 20. She served a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Ukraine, where she learned to speak Russian. Following her mission, she graduated from BYU Law School. She has spent the past 18 years working in various law positions from civil litigation, to a solo practice in estate planning, to a partner at a securities law firm. During law school, she married Troy, who also served in the same mission in Ukraine that Nancee had served. They have three children and live in Southern California. She "retired" from law last year to dabble in homeschooling with her kids during the pandemic. It was a lovely experience and she promptly sent them all back to in-person school as soon as it became available again. In her spare time, Nancee loves being active. From snowboarding to wakeboarding. Or riding the streets on her rollerblades with her gang of middle-aged moms. She devours books, puzzles, is a wiz at the game Boggle and is mostly NEVER without chocolate. Find Nancee at: Facebook: Nancee's FB Page Ukranian Refugee Network FB Page: Ukrainian Refugee Network Instagram: Nancee's IG Page Venmo: Nancee-Tegeder (digits 4330) Paypal: [email protected] Articles about Nancee's Mission and Organization: Deseret News: "As bombs fall on Ukraine, their mission continues" Idaho State Journal: "Rescue Mission: Woman with local ties helps launch shuttle van network transporting refugees from Ukraine" California Paper, patch.com "French Valley Woman on Mission to Help Ukrainians Escape War"