In this heartfelt episode, we explore with Kelli R. Brooks and Gregory Prioleau from Roberta’s House, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit family grief support center in Baltimore, Maryland, the transformative work of this organization dedicated to helping children, families, and communities heal from loss and trauma. Founded in memory of a beloved matriarch, Roberta’s House provides free, culturally responsive programs that offer emotional support, education, and a safe space for healing. Join us as we hear about Kelly and Greg’s experiences with grief and support, as well as how this organization is restoring hope through peer-led support groups, trauma-informed care, and a deep commitment to community resilience. Whether you’re grieving, supporting someone in grief, or simply seeking stories of strength and compassion, this episode will remind you that healing is possible—and no one has to walk through grief alone.

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Join Megan as she interviews Cylinda Smith again – a volunteer she is revisiting to find out how she is, if she’s still volunteering, and to learn any updates. Fortunately, Cylinda continues to volunteer at Roberta's House, a grief support nonprofit located in Maryland. Her joy of serving people - and walking with them through grief - is palpable. In the interview, Cylinda shares her journey of passion for helping others, the importance of emotional healing, and ongoing connections with others who have experienced loss.

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Join host Megan McInnis as she turns the spotlight on three incredible volunteers who work behind the scenes to bring the Doing Good podcast to life. In honor of National Volunteer Month, meet Azilee, our podcast producer; Jay, our audio and YouTube expert; and Carrie, our talented copy editor.

Each shares their unique path to volunteering with Doing Good, the passion that drives their work, and the meaningful moments that have stuck with them along the way. Get to know the creative minds powering our mission—and discover the heart, humor, and humanity behind every episode.

Tune in for an uplifting conversation about creativity, community, and the joy of using your talents to make a difference.

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Join host Emily as she interviews Philip Hyams, a college student who is passionate about volunteering and community service. Philip shares his journey from childhood volunteerism to co-founding a high school service organization and balancing college life with his ongoing dedication to helping others. Discover how service can be both fulfilling and stress-relieving, and hear Philip’s tips for finding your own path in volunteering. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about passion, purpose, and the contagious joy of giving back.

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In this episode of the Doing Good podcast, host Megan McInnis sits down with Steve Bauer, a retired Braille instructor and passionate volunteer at the Braille Institute. With over 15 years of experience teaching Braille and assistive technology, Steve now dedicates his time to helping individuals learn how to use Braille e-readers, ensuring they can fully access literacy resources.

From discussing the Braille Challenge to explaining why Braille literacy is essential for employment and independence, Steve offers invaluable insights into the evolving world of accessibility. He also shares personal stories of students who have transformed their lives through Braille and discusses how volunteering can open unexpected doors.

Tune in to hear Steve’s inspiring journey and discover how you can support Braille literacy and inclusion.

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In this episode, John Henry Soto shares his inspiring journey from a challenging childhood in New York City to a life of purpose in Nashville. He opens up about experiencing homelessness as a teenager and how it shaped his passion for volunteer work and community engagement. John also discusses his artistic evolution from music to film, emphasizing the importance of creating for joy rather than commercial success.

Through powerful insights on validation, the impact of kindness, and the lessons learned from giving back, John reminds us that "it's not about you"—it’s about the difference we can make in others’ lives. Join us as we explore his thoughts on human connection, the power of hope, and how small acts of kindness can create lasting change.

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In this episode of the Doing Good Podcast, host Megan McInnis speaks with Ryan Tagg, a dedicated volunteer at Comfort Zone Camp, a bereavement camp for children who have lost loved ones. Ryan shares his journey from being a Big Buddy to taking on various roles within the organization, including fundraising and training. He discusses the emotional challenges of working with grieving children, the importance of open conversations about death, and the rewarding experiences that come from volunteering. Ryan also emphasizes the need for community engagement and creative fundraising efforts to support these types of important programs.

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In this episode, Erin Harris shares her inspiring journey from a career in education to founding Un/Do Mindset, a nonprofit organization dedicated to mental health education and trauma recovery. Through candid storytelling, Erin discusses her work providing accessible resources rooted in cognitive and dialectical behavioral therapy and serving diverse communities, including incarcerated and transient populations. She delves into the transformative nature of volunteerism, the struggles of managing a nonprofit, and the role of community in fostering healing and connection.

Join us for a powerful conversation about shared humanity, emotional resilience, and aligning personal values with meaningful action.

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