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Philanthropists, are you looking to expand your donor portfolio? Look no further than The Truman Charities Podcast "A Philanthropists Guide To Charitable Organizations" with co-founder Jamie Truman. - In each episode, Jamie has in-depth conversations with founders of charitable organizations, giving you the opportunity to make an educated decision on whether their organization resonates with you. - Truman Charities has raised almost 2 million dollars over the past fourteen years, and as a "t ...
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Did McGruff the Crime Dog ever visit your school? Well, he may look a little different than you remember because he’s evolved with the digital age to address modern challenges like the dangers of social media and the fentanyl crisis. - In this episode, National Crime Prevention Council Executive Director and CEO Paul DelPonte gives an update on McG…
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There’s no better way to measure the impact a present, loving father has on his family than by talking to his children and grandchildren. So in the finale of our Vanishing Fathers Series, host Jamie Truman sits down with Jerry and Zack Truman, the son and grandson of Gerald Truman. - Gerald reflects on the crucial familial support that shaped his l…
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The impact of childhood trauma is profound, but it doesn't have to define your future. The story of Victor Marx is proof that resilience can lead to a life of healing and fulfillment. As Victor shares his emotional journey with host Jamie Truman, you’ll get a sense of the immense strength it takes to confront and heal the wounds of abuse and an abs…
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In the absence of a father, family plays a crucial role in the development of a child. They become a cornerstone of support, providing guidance to help them navigate life’s challenges. - In this episode of our Vanishing Fathers Series, host Jamie Truman is speaking to a very special guest: her father-in-law, Gerald Truman. His life poignantly illus…
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Have you ever heard a song that you related to so much that you felt an immediate connection to it? For many people who have experienced abandonment by a parent, that song is Everclear’s 1997 hit, “Father of Mine.” - In this episode, Everclear lead singer, Art Alexakis, tells his personal story that inspired the song that still resonates with peopl…
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Childhood serves as a crucial foundation for future learning and behavior, a period of time when children absorb lessons from adults around them, develop their sense of self, and gain confidence in their place in the world. In an inspiring conversation with host Jamie Truman, celebrity chef Ashish Alfred opens up about his complex relationship with…
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Does having a different father than your siblings shape one's sense of identity and family bonds? How is your outlook on fatherhood impacted by not knowing your own? - Host Jamie Truman sits down with her brother, Michael Callahan, in this episode to get answers to these questions and more. He shares what it was like growing up with a different fat…
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Even the toughest experiences offer the most valuable lessons and can lead to profound transformation. For today’s guest, survivor educator Annette Mango, her journey from adversity to advocacy epitomizes this truth. - In this episode, Annette shares her harrowing experience as a victim of sex trafficking, struggles with substance abuse, and period…
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Developing a sense of security is an immense challenge when you’ve been betrayed by those meant to protect and nurture you. Today’s guest, Camille Briggs, was an early survivor of abuse at the hands of her stepfather and subsequently went down a path of further exploitation in a search for belonging. - Camille’s descent into addiction and the dark …
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“To be a father was my way of breaking a cycle and starting over.” In this one sentence, today’s guest, Peter Gronvall, insightfully reflects on his journey to fatherhood after growing up in a cult. - During his conversation with host Jamie Truman, Peter discusses his experience living in two distinct worlds: One world where he and his eight siblin…
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Losing a parent at a young age will undoubtedly impact a child, but the presence of a nurturing stepfather can help fill the void left by such a significant loss. Justin Pugh’s story is a testament to this: After losing his father at 13, it was his stepfather who became the father figure he needed, providing guidance, support and stability during t…
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Keshia LaVett, in her novel Through Her Eyes, puts a spotlight on the often overlooked experiences of the visually impaired. Drawing from her rich background as an educator, LaVett brings to life the story of Hope, a young girl striving for independence while navigating the world with a visual impairment. - In this engaging conversation with host J…
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“There’s 10,000 Americans turning 65 in this country every day, but there’s no real federally-based infrastructure to deal with dignity in aging,” says Howard Pearl, CEO of Charitable Adult Rides & Services (CARS). His organization is stepping up to meet this challenge, offering innovative transportation solutions for seniors and facilitating chari…
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In this episode we interview Andrea Hernandez Rodriguez, Ph.D about how she has applied the principles of "psychological first aid" to address the immediate needs of the people affected by the wildfires in Maui. To learn more about Andrea and her work, please check out Global Giving. Our Hosts: Season 3 is hosted by Amy Neugebauer, Executive Direct…
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Truman Charities is celebrating another successful year of giving! In this episode, host and co-founder Jamie Truman recaps their achievements in 2023, highlighting the year’s events that helped them raise a record $248,375. She emphasizes the crucial role of sponsors and community engagement for 100% volunteer-based organizations like theirs, help…
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Summary: In this Episode we interview Devin W. Moore, a UMD sophomore who is the Founder of #RaceToSpeakUp - an anti-bullying organization and the author of Devin Speaks Up, a book about Devin's experience with bullying. This episode explores what bullying is and what we can do about it. Our Hosts: Season 3 is hosted by Amy Neugebauer, Executive Di…
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Global Action Institute was founded in 2020 and has already raised over half a million dollars to help communities around the world. What makes this non-profit unique is its 100% volunteer-based framework and transparency with donors, allowing donors to steer their efforts to causes they care about. From sponsoring community gardens to their first …
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Summary: In this Episode we interview Paul Thonnessen, the Executive Director for the Friends of the Children's Justice Center in Maui. an organization focused on helping kids in trauma and facing abuse. Paul shares how Maui community and Friends of the Children's Justice Center of Maui came together to give kids effected by the fires a festival. O…
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Summary: In this Episode we interview Ava Abtahi, Biomedical Research Fellow at the National Institute of Health in Washington DC. Ava is focused on discovering solutions to multiple diseases. Listen to learn more on how she became a scientist and the extraordinary goals she wants to pursue. Our Hosts: Season 3 is hosted by Amy Neugebauer, Executiv…
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In this episode, host Jamie Truman welcomes Dr. Ludy Green, author and host of the Ending Domestic Abuse podcast. As the founder of Second Chance Employment Services in 2001, the first and only employment agency in the U.S. for victims of violence, she’s created a service model that’s proven its power in saving lives through employment. Second Chan…
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Summary: In this Episode we interview Eddy Garcia a farmer, surfer, and Executive Director of the Regeneration Education Centers and Living Earth Systems. In this episode we learn about how Eddy has focused his work to address the housing crisis since the Maui fires. Our Hosts: Season 3 is hosted by Amy Neugebauer, Executive Director of The Giving …
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When people come together, they have the power to make a true impact in their communities. That’s why on this Giving Tuesday, host Jamie Truman invites listeners to join in the spirit of generosity because even the smallest donation can make a real difference. In this special episode, Jamie looks back at some of her favorite charitable organization…
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Summary: In this Episode we interviewed college student Marie Brodsky and recent graduate Kat Close, Founders of WISE Cities, an tech initiative focused on addressing the issue of social isolation among the elderly. Our Hosts: This episode is co-hosted by Amy Neugebauer, Executive Director of The Giving Square, and our returning 13 year old hosts S…
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Four years ago, Truman Charities raised just $17,000 at their annual Halloween Party. This year, they’ve raised over $65,000 for Main Street! One thing they attribute to their growing success is the marketing expertise of board member Julie Schumacher. In this episode, host Jamie Truman is talking to Julie, the founder of Sasse Agency, about the do…
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Summary: In our first episode of Season 3 we interview Emmery (a 2nd grader) and Alison (her mom) about their personal experience with the Maui fires and how they use their experiences and resources to help their community. Our Hosts: Season 3 is hosted by Amy Neugebauer, Executive Director of The Giving Square. This episode is co-hosted by Alona, …
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When a service member is seriously wounded and hospitalized, their journey to recovery can be hard, lonely, and filled with challenges that test their body, mind and spirit. Having a loved one there to support them can have a huge impact on their healing process, but most families cannot afford to fly back and forth during their long recovery. This…
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We often hear stories about people whose lives have been changed by a great mentor, but what’s even more inspiring are the stories of people who use their experience to make an even bigger impact on the world. Today, host Jamie Truman introduces us to one of these remarkable people as she talks to the founder of Mentoring Through Athletics, Ashley …
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The Truman Charities Annual Halloween Party is back! On October 28th from 6 to 10 PM, Truman Charities is hosting their spectacular event to support Main Street, an organization that’s changing the lives of people with disabilities and inspiring change within the community and beyond. After her son reached adulthood and lost access to many programs…
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Fitness is a crucial element to the health of every human being, but many of us need a push to get active, relying on a gym, fitness class or online videos to guide us in our fitness journey. However, these kinds of exercise programs aren’t designed for those with disabilities, and they’re often left feeling out of place and discouraged. People wit…
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Remember that heartwarming moment when my five-year-old, Dominic, set up a cookies and hot chocolate stand for charity? Well, prepare to be inspired as I revisit that tale, sharing how Dominic raised an impressive $3,446 for JUST TRYAN IT which supports families in our community dealing with pediatric cancer. This venture wasn't just about fundrais…
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For 60 years, the United States has been fighting poverty but the number of people in poverty has only increased. Why is this, and what can we do to finally make an impact? Co-founder of The Shared Humanity Project, Mark Bergel, is joining host Jamie Truman on this episode to answer these questions and more. He says that we’ve been addressing the p…
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Have you ever heard a song that you related to so much that you felt an immediate connection to it? For many people who have experienced abandonment by a parent, that song is Everclear’s 1997 hit, “Father of Mine.” In this episode, Everclear lead singer, Art Alexakis, tells his personal story that inspired the song that still resonates with people …
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Truman Charities has raised over $1.7 MILLION since its founding, and we’re excited to do even more for our community. That’s why we’re thrilled to announce another fundraising event for JUST TRYAN IT on August 12th, from 3 to 6PM at the Truman House! After her son was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia at a young age, Mollie Darby has fri…
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Can you imagine sharing your home with a Benji-lookalike too scared of his own shadow? That's just one tale from our guest, France, who is a devoted animal lover and an integral part of Pet Connect Rescue. Join us for an enlightening and heartwarming discussion, where France unravels her journey with Pet Connect Rescue, sharing stories of the numer…
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Summary: We close out our 2nd season of Kids are Philanthropists, Too! with our final of two episodes about basic needs. This episodes explores the importance of access to affordable diapers, family volunteering, and when it is time to move on as a leader. Our special guest is Corinne Cannon, Founder of the DC Diaper Bank. Our hosts: Season 2 is ho…
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Join me on a compelling journey with Lindsay Gill, a devoted mother, and founder of The Napkin Network. With a history of a successful TV production career and leading a military nonprofit, Lindsay is a force to be reckoned with. She takes us through her inspiring story of switching gears and creating The Napkin Network, a beacon of hope for local …
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Summary: We close out our 2nd season of Kids are Philanthropists, Too! with two episodes about basic needs, the first focusing on food security. Our special guest is Donna Banzon, Director, Heathy Foods at Martha's Table. Our hosts: Season 2 is hosted by Amy Neugebauer, Executive Director of The Giving Square. along with 12-13 year old returning ho…
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Summary: In this episode we interview Sam Geller-Cheney about his experience as a Virginia State Page and his thoughts and learnings about the value of public service. Our hosts: Season 2 is hosted by Amy Neugebauer, Executive Director of The Giving Square. along with Mara Shepherd and 12-13 year old returning hosts (Jayden, Alona, Leo, Ismahil, Ib…
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When a child’s family becomes homeless, the most pressing issues are shelter and food, but there are other needs that non-profit organizations like Empower 4 Life are dedicated to addressing. Connie Carnes of Empower 4 Life is speaking with host Jamie Truman about the organization's holistic approach to help children affected by homelessness to thr…
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Summary: In this episode we interview Rachel Solomon, retired lawyer in the public defenders office and concerned citizen about children's right to play. Our hosts: Season 2 is hosted by Amy Neugebauer, Executive Director of The Giving Square. along with Mara Shepherd and 12-13 year old returning hosts (Jayden, Alona, Leo, Ismahil, Ibrahim, Sam) an…
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Summary: In this episode we interview Greta Mauch (communications strategist, writer) about her experience advocating for accessibility on a university campus. Find out more about Greta at: www.GretaMauch.com Our hosts: Season 2 is hosted by Amy Neugebauer, Executive Director of The Giving Square. along with Mara Shepherd and 12-13 year old returni…
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If you have a child with intellectual and developmental disabilities, you’ve probably experienced, or will experience, the service cliff. That’s when a young person transitions into adulthood and loses access to the programs offered to them as a child. ArtStream is one organization that addresses this gap of services, providing people with disabili…
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Summary: We continue our exploration of disabilities with a conversation with Asha-Rose Sereda. Asha shares both her experiences related to disabilities but also how her own pain and challenges were used to help others. Suggested reading: After listening to this episode we suggest the following books. Just Ask: Be Different, Be Brave, Be You! by So…
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Summary: We continue our 2nd season of Kids are Philanthropists, Too!, with an exploration of disabilities. Today's conversation is designed to empathetically connect all of us to the experience of having a disability. Our special guests: David Godoy (Athlete/Ambassador, Special Olympics Maryland) and Robert Gittering (Usher, The Kennedy Center). S…
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Episode 72 focused on the mission of Strongest Hearts, and you heard from its co-founder, Tania Barbera. To support their foundation in funding research into gene editing for muscular dystrophy, we recently held an event and surpassed our goal and raised $117,000. At the time I recorded this episode we did not have all our donations in. This has be…
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Summary: We continue our 2nd season of Kids are Philanthropists, Too!, with an episode on the power of art to help others. This story was created previously in partnership with Youth Art For Healing, an organization that just announced that they will be closing their doors but living on with their impact through the Matt Papirmeister Award scholars…
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**This episode includes sensitive content about people's stories of loss.** Summary: We continue our 2nd season of Kids are Philanthropists, Too!, with the second of two episodes about grief, the most pressing concern amongst 3-5th grade participants in our programs in 2023. Our special guest is Ted Wiard, Executive Director and Founder of Golden W…
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Summary: Curious about what kids are deeply concerned about? We kick off our 2nd season of Kids are Philanthropists, Too!, with two episodes about grief, the most pressing concern amongst 3-5th grade participants in our programs in 2023. Our special guest is Gilly Cannon, Senior Director of Children's Bereavement Services at Caring Matters,one of t…
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Did you know that the average age of human trafficking victims in the United States is 13 years old? Or that social media is the top way victims are recruited? These are just some of the shocking realities of human trafficking. Abby Fabiaschi of Empower Her Network is joining us to shed light on the business of human trafficking, explaining how chi…
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Muscular dystrophy has a projected life span of just 15 to 30 years, so receiving a diagnosis for your child can feel like the world is ending, but there IS hope with gene editing. Tania Barbera co-founded Strongest Hearts after years of misdiagnosis for her son, turning her family’s pain into a mission to improve the lives and life span of childre…
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