EPISODE · Feb 2, 2024 · 38 MIN
Raising Millions for the Royal LePage Shelter Foundation… One Step at a Time
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In this episode Lisa Gibbs, the executive director of the Royal LePage Shelter Foundation, and Manny discuss their recent trek in Ecuador to raise funds for shelters and violence prevention programs. They reflect on the physical and emotional challenges of the trek, the beauty of Ecuador, and the importance of their cause. They also discuss the progress made in addressing intimate partner violence over the past 50 years, but acknowledge there is still much work to be done. The Royal LePage Shelter Foundation has raised over $41 million in its 25-year history and is the largest non-governmental funder of shelters in Canada. The trek in Ecuador raised nearly $1.7 million, surpassing their initial goal of $1.2 million.Listen For7:51 The Importance of Community Involvement and Fundraising10:48 The Emotional Impact of the Ecuadorian Trek20:06 The Role of Shelters in Providing Safety and Support33:08 The Royal LePage Shelter FoundationGuest: Lisa Gibbs, Exec Dir Royal LePage Shelter FoundationEmail | Instagram | Facebook | X | You Tube | LinkedInContact Us Email | Website | Subscribe to our FREE NewsletterCall 416-535-8000Send us Fan Mail
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In this episode Lisa Gibbs, the executive director of the Royal LePage Shelter Foundation, and Manny discuss their recent trek in Ecuador to raise funds for shelters and violence prevention programs. They reflect on the physical and emotional challenges of the trek, the beauty of Ecuador, and the importance of their cause. They also discuss the progress made in addressing intimate partner violence over the past 50 years, but acknowledge there is still much work to be done. The Royal LePag...
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