Difference Makers

In this episode, Rachel Huston, president and founder of the Taylor Anne Foundation, talks about their inspiring work honoring the life and legacy of Taylor Anne Burns Huston while raising awareness and funds for pediatric cancer research. Each day 47 children in the US are diagnosed with cancer and it is the leading cause of death by disease for children yet only a small fraction of funds is designated to find treatments and cures. Our goals are to honor our Taylor Anne while helping to fund r

In this episode, Matt Baehr, Executive Director of Homes for HOPE, talks about their inspiring work partnering with the building industry to alleviate global poverty through Christ-centered microenterprise development programs.

In this episode, Dr. Carol Rosenstein, co-founder and Executive Officer of Music Mends Minds, talks about her inspiring work creating musical support groups for individuals with Alzheimer’s, dementia, Parkinson’s, traumatic brain injury, PTSD, and other neurological disorders.

In this episode, Paula Foust, Executive Director of Baby Bundles, talks about their inspiring work providing clothing and other baby essentials to families in financial need to help give newborns a positive start to life.

In this episode, Sarah Kelley, CEO of Set Free, talks about their inspiring work rescuing children from slavery, providing fresh water and medical aid, and planting churches.

In this episode, Meghann Gunderman Sehorn, founder and Executive Director of The Foundation For Tomorrow, talks about their inspiring work offering vulnerable children the opportunity to succeed through quality education. The Charlotte, NC native credits her parents with her entrepreneurial and philanthropic spirit. At just 12 years old Meghann wrote and published an athletic log and diary for children and used the proceeds to fund her first non-profit, The Charlotte Youth Sports Foundation, to