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3,000 Women and The One Question That Started It All with Mercy Tucker

3,000 Women and The One Question That Started It All with Mercy Tucker

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Mercy Tucker co-founded Project I See You in 2009 with a counselor's instinct and a farmer's work ethic. Seventeen years later, the organization has supported thousands of women in the Dominican Republic and Denver, launching the Shared Power Initiative to help women become first-time homeowners and business owners. Stacie Staub and Madie Linder sit down with Mercy, the only nonprofit founder featured in Season One, to talk about what happens when you stop asking "how can I help" and start asking "what do you need," how the organization's grants work with almost no red tape, and why she believes real change means sharing power, not just handing out checks. In this episode (00:00) Show intro & hosts introduce the podcast (01:00) Group chat catch-up: a Vegas realtor conference and a color-drenched restaurant reveal (03:00) Mercy Tucker intro: growing up on a farm in Eden, Idaho (05:00) Studying psychology at Pepperdine, backpacking through India, and meeting Mother Teresa (06:00) Getting a master's in counseling in Colorado, and how that set up everything that came next (07:00) Moving to the Dominican Republic for four years with her husband and two kids (08:00) How listening to local women shaped Project I See You's approach to economic development (10:00) The kinds of businesses women are building in La Victoria, from furniture-making to catering (12:00) Meeting the West & Main team, and how the Shared Power Initiative partnership came together (14:00) How the grant process actually works, from application to closing (16:00) Why there's no bureaucracy or red tape, and how that builds trust (19:00) The history behind why women couldn't own property without a man's signature until 1974 (21:00) Founder to founder: how to support a cause without turning it into a marketing moment (23:00) Her family: four kids, one adopted from the Dominican Republic, and watching generational change in real time (27:00) Looking five years ahead: expanding Shared Power to other cities (32:00) The basic requirements to apply for a Shared Power grant (36:00) What it feels like to hand someone the keys to a home they didn't think was possible (39:00) How to support Project I See You: captains, giving, expertise, and the annual Boots & Bling event (41:00) Mantra of the week: "It's all within you" Show Notes: ⁠Project I See You Follow Project I See You on Instagram Don't miss an episode! Subscribe or Follow @ Your Best Friends in Business: Your Best Friends in Business is produced by West + Main Homes in partnership with Pod People Stay Connected: Follow Your Best Friends In Business on Instagram Follow Stacie and Madie on Instagram ⁠Your Best Friends In Business⁠⁠
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