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Jul 12, 2024 3 min

Meal Share anyone?

from Love Overwhelming Podcast

Welcome to the Love Overwhelming Podcast, where we believe that with support, hope is cultivated, guiding individuals through their recovery and life journeys. Join us as we embark on Season One, bringing you inspiring stories and transformative conversations. In this trailer, Executive Director Chuck Hendrickson shares a short story of Love Overwhelming's emergency shelter in Kelso, during its inception in 2015. Chuck recounts the unexpected demand they faced and the community’s mixed reactions as homelessness became more visible. As the unhoused population bubbled to the surface a remarkable story of compassion and empathy turned into action. Meet Amie-Jo & Diana, the founder's and president's of Belly Brigade, a grassroots initiative born out of a profound desire to help those in need. Belly Brigade's journey began with simple acts of kindness, providing soup and bread from the trunk of her car to those experiencing homelessness. This episode (SUBSCRIBE for future FULL EPISODE) will explore how Amie-Jo and her volunteers have made a lasting impact by connecting with individuals, building relationships, and facilitating recovery. Join us for this heartwarming trailer as we set the stage for a season filled with stories of resilience, compassion, and the transformative power of hope. Tune in soon for the full episode and many more inspiring stories.

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