Tammy Gail on Glam-A-Thon’s Approach to Breast Cancer Fundraising
Posted Jun 29, 2018
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1 in 8 – those are the chances an American woman can develop breast cancer according to the American Cancer Society.
As one of the most common cancers – many people, including survivors like Tammy Gail, President and CEO of Glam-A-Thon, are doing their part to turn that number to zero.
Interview recorded: June 25th, 2018
Hosted by: Candace KelleyProduced by: Florida Newsmakers Team
Aiding victims of domestic abuse is the primary mission of Women in Distress of Broward County.
Michael Barron, Director of Development at the organization, explains how they are expanding their program to aid the pets of abused spouses.
Interview recorded: June 25th, 2018
Being told you have cancer can be one of the darkest moments of your life. Fortunately, there’s one organization that sheds light – quite literally – on those who feel they can’t escape the darkness.
DeAnn Hazey and Hebe Occupati with the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society discuss the “Light The Night” event and how it helps cancer patients.
Interview recorded: June 25th, 2018
People with developmental disabilities are turning their attention to one South Florida organization that has decades of expertise in getting them integrated back into society.
Charlotte Mather-Taylor, President of the Ann Storck Center, discusses their Hi-Ability Therapy Services that support social, communication, and behavioral challenges.
Interview recorded: June 25th, 2018.
Many families work hard to achieve the American Dream – but for many, it’s more challenging than they expected. Fortunately, one former NFL player and South Florida legend is working on tackling this issue head-on.
Restauranteur, and former Miami Dolphins player, John Offerdahl explains how they help those in need.
Interview recorded: June 25th, 2018.
A responsible mentor can help a young child gain self-confidence, self-esteem, and even learn leadership skills. No organization knows the importance of a positive role model better than Big Brothers Big Sisters of Broward County.
Eduardo Noriega and Troy McHatton explains the importance of mentorship.
Interview recorded: June 25th, 2018.
Inspiring girls to become strong, smart, and bold. That’s the goal of one local organization, which has already benefited thousands of young ladies and their families for decades.
In this edition of Comcast Newsmakers, Niki Kelly, Executive Director of Girls Incorporated of Bay County, discusses their work.
Interview recorded: January 24th, 2018
"Many parents work hard to make sure their kids go to college, but the importance of finishing a degree on time is often overlooked. One local organization wants to change that in order to get young adults on their way to a promising career path.
In this edition of Comcast Newsmakers, Stacey Watson, Executive Director of Achieve Palm Beach County, discusses the importance of finishing a degree on time.
Interview recorded: December 1st, 2017"
More than 4 million low-income Americans are now connected to the internet thanks to Comcast's Internet Essentials program. This milestone achievement was announced at a press event at Big Brothers Big Sisters in Miami.
With millions of households gaining access online, Florida now ranks behind California among the states for the number of Internet Essentials connections. The Sunshine State now has almost half a million low-income residents in more than 120,000 households now connected to internet.
Interview recorded on August 15, 2017.
People with developmental disabilities are turning their attention to one South Florida organization that has decades of expertise in getting them integrated back into society.
Charlotte Mather-Taylor, President of the Ann Storck Center, discusses their Hi-Ability Therapy Services that support social, communication, and behavioral challenges.
Interview recorded: June 25th, 2018.
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