Nonprofit
It can’t be easy to “Make It” in Asheville as a Non-profit, can it? We asked these guests about their stories and their work.
066 – Brian Combs of Haywood Street Congregation on the Imperfect Art of Urban Ministry & Talking to Strangers
"Relationships, above all else." That's the motto of Haywood St. Congregation, the United Methodist church and non-profit that Brian Combs founded in 2009. In this episode, we learn more about why Brian chose urban ministry over a career in industrial design and hear some unexpected advice for serving others.
061 – Keynon Lake of My Daddy Taught Me That
Born and raised in Asheville, Keynon Lake is an author, mentor, social worker, radio host, and public speaker. In 2012, he founded My Daddy Me and has been running the program on a volunteer basis since.
060 – Aisha Adams on Creating Equity for Everyone
In this episode, we interview Aisha Adams, a coach, business developer, and social media influencer. She is the founder of Aisha Adams Media Group, Equity Over Everything, and NappyThoughts.com.
057 – Molly Dingledine, Jeweler and Founder of Sisters in Circles
In this episode, we interview Molly Dingledine, an Asheville-based jeweler and the founder of Sisters in Circles, a non-profit organization run by women for women.
044 – Change Agent Philip Cooper of UpSkill WNC on Building Bridges and Filling in the Gaps in the Community
In this episode, we interview change agent and re-entry expert, Philip Cooper.
042 – Gareth Higgins on Telling More Meaningful Stories and Building a Better Community
Storyteller and writer Gareth Higgins shares advice on how to tell and create more meaningful stories about the world and ourselves.
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