GoFundMe Heroes
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GoFundMe Heroes are everyday people doing extraordinary things. Read stories, listen to podcast interviews & be inspired by incredible change-makers ✨
San Diego, CA
Joined December 2017
A sentiment we can all use a little more of this year. Listen to our podcast for the full conversation with Nanette and Krystal.
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Check out our podcast to hear from sisters Nanette and Krystal as they share their story about how they stepped up to first help their community during COVID, and now have expanded their scope and are working with like-minded young people around the world
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When sisters Nanette and Krystal realized the lack of youth advocacy programs in their town, they took matters into their own hands. As a response to COVID-19, they now have a global community that provides masks and cards to frontline workers.
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Wise words from a young man. Listen to our podcast for the full conversation to hear more about Elijah Lee’s quest to end child abuse.
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When Elijah Lee was a child, he became aware of how prevalent the issue of child abuse is in our country. Now at 13, the young activist is taking action and raising awareness. Listen to our podcast to hear more about his incredible mission.
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There’s no better way to give back than by doing something you love. Listen to community hero Brian Taylor’s inspiring story to see how one man and his dog grooming business are making a difference.
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There is no part of life that the pandemic hasn’t touched, even pets. When dog groomer Brian Taylor saw a way to help his community, he jumped at the opportunity, and is now working to help pets, and their humans alike. Listen to our podcast for more!
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When Brian Taylor shuttered his dog grooming business in March, he didn't realize how many of his neighbors would struggle to keep their pets groomed and healthy. He began to offer his services for free, while raising money for other charities. Listen here!
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Lorezo’s words are a reminder to everyone that you can take action and have a positive impact on the world. Listen to our podcast to hear the full conversation.
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When Lorenzo Liberti saw that he could take his woodworking talents and use them to help his community, he jumped at the opportunity. His handcrafted American Flags have raised thousands of dollars for various causes. Listen to our podcast to hear more.
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Lorenzo Liberti, a 14-year old woodworker found a way to meld his passion and his desire to help his community. The 3-foot long American flags that he creates support veterans, frontline workers, and local charities. Check out his GoFundMe to learn more.
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Ira Rollin’s journey to become a Mental Health Counselor hasn’t been easy, but his goal to serve the marginalized community is something that is close to his heart. Listen to our podcast to hear more.
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Ra Ra Rollins’ journey to become a Mental Health Counselor hasn’t been easy, but his goal to serve the LGBTQ+ community and communities of color is something that is close to his heart. Listen to our podcast to hear more.
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Ever wondered how the idea for #GivingTuesday came to be? Meet @GivingTuesday's amazing CEO @RadioFreeAsha in her interview on the True Stories of Good People podcast, and get inspired with some ideas for how to get involved today and every day:
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Frontline Workers Counseling Project wants to help those who help everyone else. Check out our podcast to hear the full conversation.
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It's no secret that the heroes of 2020 have been our healthcare workers. In these difficult times for these frontline workers, a group of mental health professionals saw the need for free therapy. Listen to hear more!
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Sometimes the smallest acts can have the largest impacts on someone’s day, Mark Lytal's inspiring story is the focus of our latest podcast, take a listen to hear more.
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Mark Lytal understands the transformative experience a hot shower and hygiene products can have, so he made it his mission to help give those simple pleasures to those who lack regular access to them. Listen to our recent podcast to hear more.
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Mark Lytal knows to not take the simple things in life for granted. The Air Force veteran’s experience with lack of hot showers led him to start an organization that helps Sacramento’s unhoused community access hygiene services. Read more:
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Madi’s words can resonate with anyone who wants to see the world be more inclusive. Listen to our latest podcast for the full conversation.
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