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.
This week Denise talks with Amber Shride, the Resource Development Coordinator for Monroe County Casa. Monroe County CASA, Inc. is a non-profit organization that recruits, trains and supervises court appointed advocates to advocate for children who are involved in juvenile court due to abuse or neglect. Volunteer advocacy is based on the belief that all children are entitled to a safe and permanent home.
This week, Denise speaks to Pat McCafferty, the Director of Financial Aid and Veteran and Military Student Services Representative at Ivy Tech Bloomington.
This week Denise talk with Tamara Lowenthal from the Lotus World Music and Arts Festival. This years festival comes to Bloomington October 3rd through the 6th.
This week Denise talks with Dennis Craig, the Clinical Director for Catholic Charities in Bloomington. They talk about the services the CCB provides as they celebrate 40 years of helping people in our community.
This week, Denise speaks with three folks from the Monroe County History Center: Director Daniel Schlegel, Curator Hilary Fleck, and Office Manager Justin Robertson.
This week, Denise speaks with two folks from the local YMCA--Kevin Thompson, the Wellness and Support Services Director, and Kevin Vail, the Development Director.
This week Denise talks with Hannah Lewis, chairperson for the Out Of The Darkness Walk. The walk takes place October 22nd at Switchyard Park. The walk is a fundraiser for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
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