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In this episode, the guys sit down with Jamon Alexander, President and CEO of West Michigan Center for Arts and Technology (WMCAT), a nonprofit in Grand Rapids working at the intersection of equity, education, and opportunity.

Jamon shares his path to leadership and how WMCAT is empowering teens and adults through creative programs, career training, and community partnerships. From afterschool arts and design classes for high school students to career pathways in healthcare and tech for adults, WMCAT is helping West Michiganders build brighter futures and break through barriers.

Want to learn more or get involved? Visit WMCAT.org to explore how you can support their mission.

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In this episode, the guys sit down with Dan Gowdy, President and CEO of Wedgwood Christian Services, a nonprofit in West Michigan providing life-changing support for youth and families.

Dan shares his journey into leadership, the evolving needs of the community, and how Wedgwood continues to respond with care, innovation, and deep-rooted commitment. From residential care and counseling to education and prevention programs, Wedgwood’s work reflects a holistic approach to healing and hope.

Want to learn more or get involved? Visit Wedgwood Christian Services to explore how you can support their mission.

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In this episode, the guys sit down with Troy Vugteveen, President and CEO at Trillium Living (parent organization of Holland Home), a nonprofit senior population health organization working to enhance the lives of today's and tomorrow's seniors.

With a focus on wellness, community, and compassionate care, Trillium Living surrounds seniors, their loved ones, and caregivers with continuous resources and solutions to optimize health and wellness at each step of the aging journey.

Troy shares thoughtful insights, real-life stories, and a powerful vision for what aging with dignity and purpose can truly look like.

Want to learn more or get involved? Visit Trillium Living to explore how you can support their mission.

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In this episode, the guys sit down with Jodee Bruneau, Program Director at King’s Table, a nonprofit in Grand Rapids, MI that’s on a mission to make sure everyone feels seen, known, and loved.

Rooted in the belief that every individual deserves a seat at the table, King’s Table creates inclusive programs that support and celebrate children and adults with disabilities. King's Table's work is all about friendship, fun, and the kind of belonging that changes lives.

Jodee shares powerful stories, laughs, and lessons from the heart of their mission.

Want to make a difference? Visit King's Table to learn more and discover how you can get involved!

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In this episode, the guys sit down with Ellen Sawyer, Executive Director, and Savana Beal, Development Director of Comprehensive Therapy Center (CTC)—a Grand Rapids nonprofit that has been transforming the lives of children with intellectual and developmental disabilities for over 40 years.

Ellen and Savana take us inside CTC’s unique, whole-child approach, which combines speech-language pathology, occupational therapy, sensory integration, and motor therapy. Through their work, CTC helps children build essential skills, boost their confidence, and reach their full potential—at home, in the classroom, and beyond.

Want to make a difference? Visit Comprehensive Therapy Center to learn more and discover how you can get involved!

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In this episode, the guys sit down with Tarah Carnahan, Executive Director and Co-Founder of Treetops Collective—a cross-cultural movement that connects with and invests in New American refugee women leaders to transform communities into places of belonging.

Tarah shares how Treetops is fostering cross-cultural community, empowering refugee and immigrant women as leaders, and creating pathways for economic mobility and meaningful social connection.

Want to make a difference? Visit Treetops Collective to learn more and discover how you can get involved!

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In this episode, the guys sit down with Tammy Campbell, Director at Ele’s Place, to discuss the incredible work she and her team are doing to support grieving children, teens, young adults, and their families.

Tammy shares how Ele’s Place thoughtfully creates family support groups and peer-to-peer programs in local schools—helping hundreds of young people cope with loss and begin their healing journey after the death of a parent, sibling, or loved one.

Interested in making a difference? Visit Ele’s Place to learn more and find out how you can get involved!

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In this episode, the guys sit down with Dana Snyder—CEO and Founder of Positive Equation, host of the Missions to Movements podcast, author of The Monthly Giving Mastermind, and nationally recognized speaker. Dana dives into the power of consistent, monthly giving and why it’s a game-changer for nonprofits looking to grow and sustain their impact.

She shares how her work at Positive Equation helps nonprofits build strong, sustainable giving models—making it easier for anyone to become a philanthropist and support the causes they care about most.

Want to learn how you can make a difference in your community or boost your nonprofit’s fundraising strategy? Check out Dana’s work below:

🎧 Listen to Missions to Movements → Apple Podcasts
🌐 Visit Positive Equation → positiveequation.com