Join host Denise Lessow each Sunday morning as she brings stories and has conversations with guests about area non-profit agencies helping local people. Tune in to stay informed and stay involved with this community-oriented show, both on-air and through the podcast episodes here.
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This week Denise speaks with Emily Pike from New Hope for Families. They discuss New Hope's mission and work in our community, the progress of construction on their new and improved site, and how COVID is continuing to affect demand for New Hope's services.
This week Denise speaks with Suzanne Donnelly, the Nutrition Coordinator at Area 10 Agency on Aging. They discuss Area 10's purpose, as well as the unique nutritional needs of aging people and how they work to meet those needs in our community.
This week Denise speaks with John Zody, the director of Bloomington's Housing and Neighborhood Development department. They discuss housing affordability and the programs HAND has available for community members.
This week Denise speaks with Daniel Halsey from Makevention. They discuss what Makevention 2021 is, what kinds of workshops will be featured, and how to volunteer with Makevention. They also discuss Bloominglabs, a local collaborative makerspace.
This week, Denise speaks with Efrat Feferman, Executive Director at United Way of Monroe County. They discuss United Way's new round of COVID relief for families in our area, as well as how United Way decides which issues in our community to focus their resources on.
This week Denise speaks with Abby Gitlitz from the Bloomington Creative Glass Center. They discuss what the Glass Center does, upcoming events, and opportunities to get involved.
This week Denise speaks with Mary Jean Holwager and Madison Silvers, the Development Director and Outreach Director respectively from the Monroe County United Ministries. They discuss what MCUM does, new services MCUM will be offering, and upcoming events for those looking to get involved.
This week Denise speaks with Danielle Bruce, a board member of the Arts Alliance of Greater Bloomington, and Adam Nahas, the president of the Alliance and the executive director of Artisan Alley. They discuss the origins of the Alliance, what drew them to the organization, and what they're bringing to the arts scene in Bloomington.
This week Denise speaks with Nathan Ferreira, the Director of Land Development and Production at Habitat for Humanity of Monroe County. They discuss what Habitat for Humanity is working on currently in our community, and ways you can contribute to the cause.
This week Denise speaks with Tamara Loewenthal, the Executive Director at the Lotus Education and Arts Foundation. They discuss the upcoming Summer Night of Lotus event, as well as Lotus's plans for new, year-round programming and events.
This week Denise talks with Stephanie Shelton, Development Manager for Cancer Support Community. They talk about the this year's Hoosiers Outrun Cancer and how it supports those in our community. Hoosiers Outrun Cancer is one of the largest 5k running and walking events in the state.
This week Denise speaks with Mike McAfee, the Executive Director of Visit Bloomington. They discuss how much a reopening Bloomington has to offer for the summer, including dining spots, arts events, and outdoor recreation opportunities. Mike also tells listeners how to sign up for a pontoon rental giveaway.
This week Denise speaks with Colleen Couper, the WonderCamp Director and Gift Store Manager at WonderLab. They discuss what WonderCamp will look like this year in terms of programming and COVID safety protocols, and how to get your kids signed up.
This week Denise speaks with Tim Clougher, the Assistant Director at Community Kitchen of Monroe County. They discuss the meal services Community Kitchen provides across Monroe County, and how these services help people in our community.
This week, Denise speaks with Emily Pike, the Executive Director at New Hope for Families. They talk about the work New Hope for Families has been doing for homeless families in the community during the pandemic and beyond.
This week Denise speaks with Kristin Bishay, Executive Director at Monroe County CASA. The two discuss ways to get involved, including how to volunteer or donate.
This week Denise talks with Penny Caudill, a Health Administer at the Monroe County Health Department. The two discuss the state of COVID-19 and vaccine distribution in Monroe County.
This week Denise talks with Chris Emge, Principal of the Chamber's Success School. The Success School, formerly known as the Franklin Initiative, acts as the connection between the business community and the education community.
This week Denise talks with Amy Thompson from the Monroe County Cooperative Extention Service. Learn all about the coming 17 year cicadas, set to make a return this year.
This week guest host Denise speaks with Emily Pike, the executive director for New Hope for Families. The two discuss the roles "New Hope" plays within the community and the programs the group provides.
This week Denise talks with Talisha Coppock, the Executive Director of Downtown Bloomington Inc about the ways the Covid 19 Pandemic has changed the way things are working in the heart of our city.
This week Denise speaks with June Taylor, the Volunteer Coordinator at Community Kitchen of Monroe County. The two speak on the role the organization plays within the community and the difficulties of distributing food within the community.
Guest Host Denise welcomes Efrat Feferman the executive director of United Way Monroe County. The two discuss the current landscape of the area during the Covid 19 Pandemic. How it affects local non-profits, and how you can help in the fight against coronavirus.
This week Denise talks with Gabe Gloden from Cardinal Stage. Cardinal Stage produces high-quality professional theater that engages audiences and strengthens the cultural, educational and economic vibrancy of South Central Indiana.
This week Denise talks with Heather Robinson, Interim President and CEO of the Bloomington Health Foundation. Bloomington Health Foundation, formerly called Bloomington Hospital Foundation, has been the local philanthropic expert for improving community health for more than 50 years.
This week Denise talks with Rebecca Warren from the Monroe County Humane Association. They'll talk about the programs and emphasis of the organization and how they serve our area.
This week Denise talks with Kara Baertsch. A certified EMDR Therapist and EMDRIA Apporoved Consultant. She is the President of Mental Health America/Monroe County and Co-Chair of the Monroe County Suicide Prevention Coalition.
This week Denise talks with Scott Albers and Jo Gilbertson from St Vincent DePaul in Bloomington. The society of St. Vincent de Paul is an all-volunteer organization that serves the poor and unfortunate here in Monroe County, Indiana. Although a primarily Catholic-led organization, they welcome volunteers who are dedicated to the principles of spirituality, friendship, and service.
This week guest host Denise speaks with Emily Pike, the executive director for New Hope for Families. The two discuss the roles "New Hope" plays within the community and the programs the group provides.
This week Denise talks with Leslie Abshier, the Resource Development Director with the Boys and Girls Clubs of Bloomington, a non-profit organization dedicated to serving the youth in our local community .
This week Denise talks with Chris Meyers, the Executive Director for the Area 10 Agency on Aging. Area 10 Agency on Aging is a private, nonprofit organization serving Monroe and Owen Counties. Their mission is to serve as a leader in providing resources, solutions and connections for seniors, persons with disabilities and family caregivers living in Monroe and Owen counties.
Guest Host Denise welcomes Efrat Feferman the executive director of United Way Monroe County. The two discuss the current landscape of the area during the Covid 19 Pandemic. How it affects local non-profits, and how you can help in the fight against coronavirus.
This week Denise speaks with Tim Clower from the Community Kitchen of Monroe County. The two speak on the role the organization plays within the community and the difficulties of distributing food within the community.
This week Denise speaks with the Executive Director of Reimagining opera for kids, Kimberly Carballo. Reimagining Opera for Kids (ROK) is a non-profit community arts and education organization based in Bloomington, IN.
This week Denise talks with Mary Jean Howlager and Madison Silvers from Monroe County United Ministries. Monroe County United Ministries creates lasting solutions to economic, educational and social injustice in our community through quality services, collaboration and innovation.
This week guest host Denise talks to Penny Caudill, the Administrator for the Monroe County Health Department. The two discuss the importance of flu shots and tips for staying healthy!
This week Denise talk with Jake Bruner, the Director of Development and Administration for Hoosier Hills Food Bank. Hoosier Hills Food Bank is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that provides over four million pounds of food annually to over 100 other non-profits serving people with low incomes and personal challenges, children, and seniors. HHFB member agencies serve an estimated 7,500 people each week and 25,800 individuals annually.
This week Denise talks with O'Connell Case, the Director of Catholic Charities Bloomington. They talk about Catholic Charities Bloomington and how they are working within our community to help those in need.
his week Denise talks with Talisha Coppock, the Executive Director of Downtown Bloomington Inc about the ways the Covid 19 Pandemic has changed the way things are working in the heart of our city.
This week guest host Denise speaks with Emily Pike, the executive director for New Hope for Families. The two discuss the roles "New Hope" plays within the community and the programs the group provides.
Guest Host Denise welcomes Efrat Feferman the executive director of United Way Monroe County. The two discuss the current landscape of the area during the Covid 19 Pandemic. How it affects local non-profits, and how you can help in the fight against coronavirus.
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