The Nonprofit Spotlight

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The Nonprofit Spotlight

Sit down with inspiring leaders from local and national nonprofits. Discover the latest trends affecting our community, the challenges they face in providing essential services, and how YOU can get involved to make a positive impact. Join us for a podcast that will change the way you think about giving back.

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    E.28 Ending Isolation: Building Inclusive Communities with Our Stomping Ground

    In this episode of the Nonprofit Spotlight, we sit down with Margot Greenlee, Executive Director, and Paula Manion, Founding Chair, of Our Stomping Ground (OSG).For many adults with developmental disabilities (DD), the transition into adulthood can feel like "falling off a cliff," often leading to social isolation and a lack of affordable housing options. Our Stomping Ground is changing that narrative in Northern Virginia. By partnering with affordable housing developers, OSG creates inclusive, "interdependent" communities where people of all abilities live, work, and play together.Margot and Paula share the inspiring story behind OSG’s "Housing First" model and how they provide over 100 hours of free monthly programming—ranging from supper clubs and fitness classes to advocacy training—to ensure that no one has to live a life of isolation.Learn more about their mission, view their event calendar, or make a donation at: https://osgcommunities.org/Lifting Up * Reaching Out. Learn more about Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.

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    E.27 More Than a Coffee Shop | Inclusive Employment at Cameron’s Coffee & Chocolates

    In this episode of Nonprofit Spotlight, Pastor Mike sits down with Cameron and Ellen Graham, the visionary family behind Every1 Can Work and its flagship enterprise, Cameron’s Coffee and Chocolates, and Cameron, the inspiration for Cameron's Coffee.Driven by the mission to provide meaningful employment for individuals with intellectual disabilities, the Grahams share the inspiring story of how their family-run foundation turned a personal passion into a thriving community staple. We take a look behind the scenes at a "day in the life" of the dedicated workers—affectionately known as the "Chocolatiers"—and explore how the organization fosters independence, dignity, and skill-building through the art of fine chocolate and coffee.From their early beginnings in Fairfax, Virginia, to their ambitious goals for the future, Ellen and Cameron discuss the transformative power of inclusive employment and what’s next for the foundation.Tune in to discover how a simple cup of coffee and a handmade truffle are changing lives, one shift at a time.Learn more about their mission: www.every1canwork.comLifting Up * Reaching Out. Learn more about Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.

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    E.26 Period Poverty in America | How BRAWS Is Empowering Women

    In this episode of Nonprofit Spotlight, we sit down with Holly Seibold, the Founder and Mission Ambassador of BRAWS (Bringing Resources to Aid Women’s Shelters).Imagine a young girl missing a week of school every month or sitting out on the sidelines during sports tryouts—not because of a lack of talent or interest, but because she lacks access to basic menstrual supplies. This is the reality of period poverty, and BRAWS is on a mission to end it.Holly joins us to discuss how BRAWS provides new undergarments and menstrual products to thousands of women and children in shelters and underserved communities. We dive into the profound impact that these "basic necessities" have on a student’s confidence, education, and health. From their grassroots beginnings to their large-scale distribution efforts and the annual "Mardi Bras" event, learn how this organization is ensuring that no person is held back by a lack of access to essential hygiene products.Visit the BRAWS website to find drop-off locations, view their Amazon Wishlist, or make a donation: https://supportbraws.org/Lifting Up * Reaching Out. Learn more about Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.

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    E.25 Building Stronger Communities Through Collaboration | Arlington Bridge Builders

    In this episode of the Nonprofit Spotlight, we sit down with Scott Seaton, the visionary leader behind Arlington Bridge Builders.Discover how this interdenominational network is transforming Arlington County by fostering deep collaboration between local churches, businesses, and civic agencies. Scott shares the organization's unique approach to "seeking the shalom" of the community—focusing on the holistic flourishing of every neighbor.Whether you are looking for ways to get involved locally or are interested in how faith-based mobilization can address systemic needs, this conversation offers a powerful blueprint for community restoration.Learn more and get involved: https://www.bridgebuildersva.org/Lifting Up * Reaching Out. Learn more about Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.

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    E.24 Nature as a Partner in Healing | Inside Imagine Well Being’s Approach

    What if nature wasn’t just a peaceful backdrop—but an active partner in healing? In this episode of Nonprofit Spotlight, we sit down with Suzanne Cervarich and Laura Lang, co-directors of Imagine Well Being, to explore how nature-based therapy is transforming mental health and personal growth.Through innovative programs that integrate the natural world into the healing process, Imagine Well Being helps individuals reconnect with themselves, process life’s challenges, and experience meaningful emotional growth. Suzanne and Laura share how their approach differs from traditional therapy, emphasizing connection, presence, and the powerful role nature plays in restoration and well-being.We dive into: • How nature-based therapy supports mental health and healing • Why nature is more than a setting—it’s an active partner in growth • The impact of practices like sound baths, meditation, and creative expression • Online offerings including art gatherings and guided meditations • Real stories of transformation from individuals in their programsWhether you’re seeking new pathways for healing, interested in holistic mental health approaches, or simply curious about the connection between nature and well-being, this conversation offers insight, inspiration, and hope.🌿 Learn more about Imagine Well Being and explore their programs: https://imaginebeingwell.org/Lifting Up * Reaching Out. Learn more about Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.

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    E.23 Hidden Hunger in Arlington County: AFAC’s Story of Impact

    Join us for an inspiring episode featuring Charles Meng from Arlington Food Assistance Center (AFAC), a dedicated nonprofit committed to fighting hunger in Arlington County. Despite being one of the wealthiest counties in the nation, Arlington faces a stark reality: nearly 24,000 residents—almost 10% of the population—are registered for food assistance. Charles shares insights into AFAC’s impactful work providing healthy, nutritious food to those in need and discusses their signature community fundraising event, Empty Bowls, which raises awareness and critical funds to combat food insecurity. Tune in to learn how AFAC is making a difference in their community and how you can get involved in their mission to ensure no one in Arlington goes hungry. 🔗 Learn more and get involved:  https://afac.org/Lifting Up * Reaching Out. Learn more about Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.

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    E. 22 Breaking Barriers in Prenatal Care: The Jennifer Bush-Lawson Foundation Story

    In this episode, we sit down with Neal Lawson from the Jennifer Bush-Lawson Foundation, an organization dedicated to improving prenatal care and support for underprivileged mothers in our community. Inspired by Jennifer Bush-Lawson’s own challenging pregnancies and her fortunate access to high-quality medical care, the foundation is committed to breaking down barriers that prevent others from receiving the same vital support. Neal shares how the foundation works tirelessly to ensure that every expectant mother can access comprehensive care, emphasizing the importance of establishing relationships with care providers early in pregnancy—ideally within the first trimester. Join us as we explore how the foundation is making a difference by addressing disparities, fostering understanding that each pregnancy journey is unique, and championing equitable prenatal care for all.Learn more and get involved: https://jb-lf.org/Lifting Up * Reaching Out. Learn more about Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.

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    E. 21 Youth Mental Health Matters: Inside the Cameron K. Gallagher Foundation

    Join us on the Nonprofit Spotlight as we sit down with Bobbie Sue Tunstall, a dedicated donor and volunteer at the Cameron K. Gallagher Foundation. In this inspiring episode, Bobbie Sue sheds light on the vital work of the CKG Foundation in promoting youth mental health awareness and support.We delve into how the foundation empowers young people to speak openly about mental health challenges and fosters a community of understanding. A key highlight of our conversation is the annual Speak Up 5K, an event that beautifully symbolizes the wellness journey. Bobbie Sue explains how the course, with its challenging hills and triumphant finishes, mirrors the ups and downs of mental health, while the vibrant community of participants and supporters embodies the crucial role of encouragement and connection.Discover how the Cameron K. Gallagher Foundation is making a tangible difference in the lives of young people and how events like the Speak Up 5K provide a powerful platform for hope and healing.Learn more about their mission and how you can get involved by visiting their website: https://www.ckgfoundation.org/Lifting Up * Reaching Out. Learn more about Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.

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    E.20 Refugees in Crisis: The Long Welcome with Global Refuge

    In this episode of Nonprofit Spotlight, we sit down with Andrew Steele, Chief Development Officer at Global Refuge, an organization dedicated to ensuring that refugees and immigrants are protected, embraced, and empowered within welcoming communities. Andrew reflects on the monumental challenges of resettling refugees during moments of global crisis—including the historic 2021 evacuation of 80,000 Afghans, when Global Refuge resettled 14,000 people in just three months, a number typically seen across an entire year.We explore the concept of a "long welcome"—supporting refugees not just upon arrival, but over the months and years it takes to truly rebuild a life—especially critical in a time when the U.S. refugee admissions program faces indefinite suspension. We also challenge common myths: refugees and immigrants are not only legal residents, but in an era of declining birth rates, may be key to revitalizing local economies and sustaining our future.Finally, Andrew gives a candid look at what’s ahead for Global Refuge as they navigate difficult transitions—closing programs, letting go of staff—but also finding new, innovative ways to continue serving and welcoming new neighbors.This is a powerful conversation about compassion, resilience, and reimagining what it truly means to welcome the stranger.Lifting Up * Reaching Out. Learn more about Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.

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    E.19 Navigating Refugee Resettlement with LSSNCA

    In this episode of Nonprofit Spotlight, we sit down with Kristyn Peck, CEO of Lutheran Social Services of the National Capital Area (LSSNCA), for a candid conversation about the shifting landscape of refugee resettlement in 2025. Following a change in federal administration and a sudden stop work order issued in January, LSSNCA was forced to pause critical services and reevaluate how to continue its mission under extraordinary pressure.Kristyn shares how LSSNCA has responded—through creativity, partnership, and a commitment to the core value of welcome. She explains how the organization is diversifying its services to meet the evolving needs of immigrant and refugee families, especially those in dire circumstances. From legal aid to emergency support, LSSNCA is adapting in real time to ensure no one is left behind.Kristyn also raises a serious concern: recent changes in immigration policy have left many people vulnerable to deportation or long-term detention. Instead of being welcomed, some are now facing life-altering consequences. It's a call to action for communities to come together, fill the gaps, and walk alongside individuals and families during these challenging times.She offers practical ways community members can get involved—reviewing resumes, driving clients to medical appointments, mentoring youth, and even fostering unaccompanied immigrant children fleeing war and trafficking among other opportunities.This episode is a moving testament to the power of compassion, the importance of advocacy, and the ongoing need to show up for our newest neighbors.Lifting Up * Reaching Out. Learn more about Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.

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    E.18 The Vet Behind 12,000 Rescues at Wolf Trap Animal Rescue

    In this inspiring episode of Nonprofit Spotlight, we sit down with Dr. Amber Burton, veterinarian, CEO, and founder of Wolf Trap Animal Rescue (WTAR). What began in her home with 30 puppies has grown into a life-saving operation that has rescued and rehomed over 12,000 animals in just ten years. WTAR specializes in transporting at-risk puppies and kittens—primarily from Mississippi—out of overcrowded, under-resourced shelters where they face euthanasia due to illness, overpopulation, and lack of adoptive homes.Dr. Burton shares the heartbreaking realities of animal overpopulation in rural areas and how WTAR’s veterinarian-led model sets them apart, focusing first and foremost on the health and well-being of each animal. We dive into the power of short-term fostering (just a three-week commitment!) and how community members can become part of this rescue mission. Whether you're a pet lover, animal advocate, or someone looking for meaningful ways to give back, this conversation will move and motivate you.Tune in to hear Dr. Burton’s journey, the incredible work WTAR is doing, and how you can help save lives—one pet at a time.Learn more at: https://www.wtarescue.com/Lifting Up * Reaching Out. Learn more about Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.

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    E.17 Where Dignity Leads - The Story of Comunidad

    In this episode of Nonprofit Spotlight, we sit down with Maralee Gutierrez, Founder and Executive Director of Comunidad, a grassroots organization grounded in the values of human dignity and thriving community. Maralee shares how these core beliefs shape every aspect of their work—from food distribution and education programs to computer literacy, mentoring, elementary reading support, and family dinners.We dive into what success looks like beyond the numbers, hear powerful stories of hope and joy, and explore the challenges that come with building a more compassionate world. Maralee also reflects on the importance of being a voice of kindness and how each of us can live out values rooted in love—the biggest way to help.Tune in to be inspired, and learn how you can volunteer with students and families by visiting Comunidad’s website.https://www.comunidadva.org/#NonprofitLeadership #HumanDignity #BeTheChange #VolunteerVoices  #CommunityEmpowerment #ComunidadLifting Up * Reaching Out. Learn more about Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.

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    E.16 Building Homes & Hope With Wesley Housing

    In this episode of Nonprofit Spotlight, we sit down with Kamilah McAfee, President and CEO of Wesley Housing, one of the nation’s top 50 affordable housing developers. With a powerful mission to provide safe, quality, and affordable housing across Virginia and Washington, D.C., Wesley Housing is celebrating 50 years of impact.Kamilah shares the inspiring history behind the organization’s growth and success, the variety of dedicated housing solutions they offer, and the holistic programs that go beyond housing—from food assistance and seasonal support to after-school care and educational resources for local youth. In 2024 alone, Wesley Housing served over 1,500 families and built more than 850 affordable units, changing lives and strengthening communities.Kamilah also opens up about the economic and political headwinds the organization faces in today’s housing landscape—and how listeners like you can get involved through volunteering or donations to help sustain their vital work.Tune in to hear how Wesley Housing is more than a place to live—it's a place to grow, thrive, and belong.Learn More about Wesley Housing here: https://wesleyhousing.org/#Affordablehousing #Nonprofitspotlight #WesleyShousing #CommunityDevelopment #SocialImpactLifting Up * Reaching Out. Learn more about Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.

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    E.15 Hearts For Hunger - The Rustic Love Story

    In this inspiring episode of Nonprofit Spotlight, we sit down with Michelle Connors, the passionate Founder and Executive Director of Rustic Love, a grassroots nonprofit making a powerful impact in Northern Virginia. Michelle shares the heartwarming story of how a simple idea—selling charming, handmade heart signs—blossomed into a vibrant community movement helping fight food insecurity.With over 100,000 people in the Vienna community facing food insecurity, Rustic Love has become a symbol of hope and support, especially for children in local public schools. Michelle opens up about the organization’s humble beginnings, the creative spark behind the iconic heart signs, and the heartfelt stories of lives changed through their mission.Discover how you can get involved, donate, or proudly display a Rustic Love heart of your own—and become part of a growing community that’s leading with compassion and action.Tune in and be inspired to spread love, one heart at a time.Learn More and Support Rustic Love here: https://rusticlove.org/Lifting Up * Reaching Out. Learn more about Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.

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    E.14 Faith, Forests, and Formation Inside Caroline Furnace

    In this episode of Nonprofit Spotlight, we sit down with Monica Springman, Director of Programs, and Tom Powell, Executive Director of Caroline Furnace Lutheran Camp and Retreat Center. Discover what sets this unique summer camp apart—from its deep roots in Lutheran faith to the lasting impact it has on young hearts and minds. We explore how Caroline Furnace blends spiritual growth with a strong commitment to environmental sustainability, and how that mission is reflected in everything from their daily programming to long-term initiatives. Tune in to hear how faith and creation care go hand in hand—and how you can get involved through summer camp sessions, volunteer opportunities, and even exploring their beautiful nature trails. Learn More about Caroline Furnace on their website: https://www.carolinefurnace.org/ #FaithAndNature #LutheranCampLife #EcoMinistry #CarolineFurnace  #YouthFaithFormation Lifting Up * Reaching Out. Learn more about Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.

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    E.13 The Power of Community Art with Vienna Arts Society

    This week on Nonprofit Spotlight, we sit down with Lu Cousins, the dynamic Director of the Vienna Arts Society. Prepare to be inspired as Lu shares the incredible impact of art in our local community, extending far beyond the gallery walls. She'll delve into the Vienna Arts Society's innovative approach to partnering with businesses and facilities across the region, transforming unexpected spaces into vibrant showcases for local artists. Lu also shares moving stories that vividly illustrate how art has profoundly impacted the lives of diverse community members, fostering connection, healing, and joy. Tune in to discover how the Vienna Arts Society is truly painting a brighter future for our community, one brushstroke at a time. Learn More about the Vianna Arts Society here: https://viennaartssociety.org/#ViennaArtsSociety #CommunityArt #LocalArtists #ArtImpact #NonprofitSpotlightLifting Up * Reaching Out. Learn more about Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.

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    E.12 Fueling Hope in Falls Church with FCS

    In this episode of NonProfit Spotlight, we sit down with Noel Durman, Executive Director of the Falls Church Community Service Council (FCS). Noel shares the vital work FCS is doing to support individuals and families in crisis—from emergency food and rent assistance to transportation and utility support.We discuss the growing challenges nonprofit organizations face amid rising needs and the widening gap between the cost of living and stagnant wages. Noel gives us a candid look at what it takes to keep services running and how FCS is adapting to serve more people with limited resources in Northern Virginia.Most importantly, we explore how you can get involved—whether by volunteering, donating, or simply spreading the word—to help ensure more of our neighbors have access to the essentials they need to thrive.Listen in to learn how small actions can lead to big impact in your community.Learn more or get involved at: https://fcswecare.org/ #NonProfitSpotlight #CommunitySupport #FallsChurch #Volunteer #CostOfLivingCrisis #foodinsecurityLifting Up * Reaching Out. Learn more about Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.

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    E.11 Finding Hope Amidst Global Crises with Lutheran Disaster Response

    In this powerful episode of Nonprofit Spotlight, we sit down with Maryn Olson, the Director of Lutheran Disaster Response. Join us as Maryn provides an insightful look into the critical work of LDR, addressing the devastating impacts of disasters in the United States and across the globe.Maryn shares the immense challenges her organization faces in navigating today's complex political and economic landscape to deliver essential aid and support to vulnerable communities. From logistical hurdles to the emotional toll on both aid workers and those they serve, she offers a candid perspective on the realities of humanitarian work.A key part of LDR's mission is their unwavering commitment beyond the immediate crisis. When the dust settles and the headlines change, LDR stays to provide ongoing assistance to those in need. Discover how LDR remains long after the initial news cycle fades, offering crucial long-term support for recovery and rebuilding.Maryn also illuminates the incredible resilience of the human spirit, sharing moving and hopeful stories of individuals and communities rebuilding their lives in the face of unimaginable adversity. Discover how Lutheran Disaster Response brings tangible hope and long-term recovery to those most in need.Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of the vital role you can play in offering aid to those communities recovering from unforeseen disaster. Learn More and Donate at www.elca.org#Disasterresponse #DisasterRelief  #LutheranDisasterResponse  #GlobalImpact #HopeAmidstCrisis Lifting Up * Reaching Out. Learn more about Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.

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    E.10 Providing Healthcare for All with the Culmore Clinic

    Join us as we sit down with Lynette Sappe-Watkins, Executive Director of the Culmore Clinic. This remarkable non-profit healthcare clinic has been a beacon of hope for low-income adults in the Bailey's Crossroads community.Discover how Culmore Clinic, powered by a dedicated team of volunteers and healthcare providers, offers compassionate medical care, counseling services, and essential referrals. Learn about their unwavering commitment to serving a diverse immigrant population and ensuring effective treatment through top-notch medical services.In this episode, we'll delve into the inspiring story of the clinic's founding and its continued impact on the community. We'll explore the challenges and triumphs faced by the organization, and how you can support their mission of providing accessible healthcare to all.Tune in to this heartwarming conversation and be inspired by the power of community and compassion.Lifting Up * Reaching Out. Learn more about Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.

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    E.9 Opening Doors With FACETS

    In this episode of Non-Profit Spotlight, we delve into the critical work of FACETS, a non-profit organization dedicated to addressing homelessness and poverty in Fairfax County. We sit down with Rena Alexander Lewis, a leader at FACETS, to discuss the impact they're making on the community.Learn how FACETS is providing direct assistance to those in need, engaging the community, and advocating for long-term solutions to break the cycle of poverty. Discover the inspiring stories of individuals who have benefited from FACETS' programs and services, and how you can get involved to support their vital work.Tune in to this empowering conversation and learn how you can contribute to creating a more equitable and compassionate Fairfax County.Lifting Up * Reaching Out. Learn more about Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.

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    E.8 Welcoming Newcomers with Global Refuge

    Join us as we shine a light on Global Refuge, a beacon of hope for those seeking safety and a new beginning. For over eight decades, this remarkable nonprofit has been a lifeline for refugees, asylum seekers, and unaccompanied children.In this episode, we talk with Tala Al-Raheb and Sarah Kretschmann, leaders at Global Refuge, as they share their organization's profound impact on countless lives. Discover how Global Refuge provides essential services, from resettlement assistance and economic empowerment to family reunification.Learn about the challenges faced by newcomers and how Global Refuge works tirelessly to overcome obstacles and create opportunities. Through their unwavering commitment to compassion and justice, Global Refuge is transforming lives and building stronger communities.Tune in to this enlightening conversation and be inspired to support Global Refuge's vital mission.Lifting Up * Reaching Out. Learn more about Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.

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    E7: Tackling Global Poverty with Lutheran World Relief

    Join us as we shine the spotlight on Lutheran World Relief!In this episode, we sit down with Emma Wagner, a senior advisor at Lutheran World Relief, to discuss LWR's incredible work tackling global poverty. Learn how this organization is empowering communities around the world to overcome challenges and build sustainable futures. Discover the innovative ways LWR is addressing poverty, hunger, and displacement through collaborations with local communities.Tune in to hear inspiring stories and learn how you can support this amazing organization.Lifting Up * Reaching Out. Learn more about Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.

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    E6: Turning Houses into Homes with Gracing Spaces

    Join us for an inspiring conversation with Linda Aufderhaar as we spotlight the incredible work of Gracing Spaces, a volunteer-led organization dedicated to transforming houses into homes. Discover how their unwavering commitment to the community has made a profound impact on the lives of those in need.Learn about the challenges faced by individuals re-entering housing and how Gracing Spaces steps in to provide essential furnishings like beds, couches, kitchen items, and more. Hear firsthand stories of how their generosity has helped people rebuild their lives and create a sense of belonging.Don't miss this heartwarming conversation that celebrates the power of community and the transformative impact of giving back.Lifting Up * Reaching Out. Learn more about Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.

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    E5: Breaking the Cycle of Homelessness with Home Stretch

    Join us for a powerful and inspiring conversation with Barfonce Baldwin, the Executive Director of Home Stretch. Discover how this incredible nonprofit is transforming lives by addressing the root causes of homelessness for families with children.Learn about the unique challenges faced by Home Stretch's clients and hear how their comprehensive services provide the support and resources needed for lasting change.In this episode, you'll gain valuable insights into the innovative approach Home Stretch takes to empower families and break free from the constraints of homelessness. Don't miss this opportunity to be inspired by stories of resilience, hope, and the transformative power of community.Lifting Up * Reaching Out. Learn more about Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.

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    E4: Finding Refuge With the Bethany House

    Join us for a powerful and inspiring conversation with Tiffany Santana, the Executive Director of Bethany House, a nonprofit dedicated to providing safe haven and support for women and children escaping abuse. Discover the incredible work Bethany House does to help survivors rebuild their lives, the challenges these women and children face, and the transformative programs that empower them to overcome adversity. From providing essential resources like shelter and food to offering counseling, job training, and parenting support, Bethany House is a beacon of hope in the community.In this episode, Tiffany will share personal stories of resilience, the impact of their services, and the ongoing need for support. Don't miss this opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the issues surrounding domestic violence and learn how you can make a difference.Lifting Up * Reaching Out. Learn more about Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.

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    E3: Support for Low Income Families with ACCA

    Ever wondered how organizations make a real difference in their communities? In this episode, we sit down with Sue Mairena from Annandale Christian Community for Action (ACCA), a vital community resource dedicated to supporting low-income families in Northern Virginia.Learn about the ACCA's mission, the various services they provide (from rental assistance to daycare and food), and their impact on countless lives. Join us as we explore the heart and soul of the ACCA and the positive change they're bringing to their community through your volunteerism and in-kind donations.Learn More: https://accacares.org/Lifting Up * Reaching Out. Learn more about Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.

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    E2: Homelessness in Fairfax County with the Lamb Center

    Homeless in Fairfax? It's Closer Than You Think. Join us as we talk with Tara Ruszkowski from the Lamb Center, a lifeline for hundreds of individuals experiencing homelessness. Discover the heartbreaking realities and inspiring stories of those struggling to find a place to call home. Lifting Up * Reaching Out. Learn more about Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.

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    E1: Food Insecurity with Deb Haynes, Food For Others

    Pastor Mike sits down with Deb Haynes from Food For Others as they discuss the rising food insecurity in our Nothern Virginia neighborhoods. From 2019-2024, visits to the food pantry grew 253%. How do we come up with new and creative ways to get food into the community?Lifting Up * Reaching Out. Learn more about Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.

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Sit down with inspiring leaders from local and national nonprofits. Discover the latest trends affecting our community, the challenges they face in providing essential services, and how YOU can get involved to make a positive impact. Join us for a podcast that will change the way you think about giving back.

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