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Gia Claybrooks: Thrive Liberation Collective (opens the original)
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On today's episode, we have Gia Claybrooks, Founder and Executive Director of Thrive Liberation Collective Thrive is a Charlotte-based nonprofit dedicated to empowering Black youth and young adults between the ages of 13 and 30 through civic wellness and community care. Their mission is to equip young people to live fully, lead boldly, and embrace liberation in all areas of life — with a vision where thriving isn't the exception but the baseline, rooted in joy, rest, and justice. Check out Thriv
Rich Armenia: Feeding Charlotte (opens the original)
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On today's episode we have Rich Armenia, the Executive Director of Feeding Charlotte. Feeding Charlotte is tackling one of the most solvable problems in our community — every single day in Charlotte, thousands of pounds of fresh, nutritious food is thrown away from dining halls, restaurant buffets, and catered events while neighbors go to bed hungry. Their model is simple and powerful: the problem isn't a shortage of food, it's a distribution problem. Feeding Charlotte has built the system to ge
Sade Hobson: Quality Comprehensive Health Center (opens the original)
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Thank you all so much for listening to this episode of Building a Better World with Sade Hobson! Support Quality Comprehensive Health Center on myCharity: https://mycharity.app/nonprofit/qualitycomprehensivehealthcenter Follow us everywhere: Instagram Facebook LinkedIn YouTube
Dawn Hilton-Williams: Power is Giving (opens the original)
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On this episode we have Dawn Hilton-Williams — she co-founded Power is Giving here in Charlotte with her daughter, Nadia, back in 2016, and their work covers a lot more ground than people expect: physician-led lunch and learns breaking down chronic illness in plain language, half-day summits with cooking demos and health screenings, even a youth tennis program tackling childhood obesity. All of it built around the same idea — whole food, plant-based education that actually looks and feels like t
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