Check out this SPECIAL episode of Nonprofit Spotlight where we interviewed a For-Profit Business doing some real amazing things for the world.

Join us as we explore Too Good to Go, an innovative app dedicated to reducing food waste by connecting consumers with surplus food from restaurants and stores at discounted prices. Founded in Copenhagen, Denmark, Too Good to Go has expanded to multiple countries, including the US and Canada, working with a wide range of partners, from large grocery chains to local bakeries.

Discover how this user-friendly app offers features like surprise bags and personalized recommendations, making it easy for consumers to rescue food that would otherwise go to waste. With millions of meals already saved, Too Good to Go continues to grow its impact and fight food waste on a global scale.

We had the pleasure of sitting down with the Senior PR Manager from Too Good to Go to discuss their journey, challenges, and future goals. Don't miss this insightful conversation!

🔗 Download Too Good to Go - https://apps.apple.com/dk/app/too-goo... 🌍 Learn more about Too Good to Go - https://www.toogoodtogo.com/en-us 📱 Follow Too Good to Go on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/toogoodtogo.usa/

Dame Natalie Ledwell is a bestselling author, host of the podcast, Not Over, Just Different, co-host of the cable TV show WAKE UP, and founder of Mind Movies, the hugely successful and revolutionary online Personal Development company that has reached over 10 million people worldwide, empowering them to achieve their dreams through life-changing online programs.
Natalie has launched the groundbreaking Social and Emotional Learning curriculum, "Personal Growth Studies", into schools in the US, designed to empower youth from ages 5-18+ to live fulfilling and successful lives with high self-esteem and a vision for a bright future. Listen to this episode of The Million Dollar Nonprofit with Natalie Ledwell about Creating a Vision for Change: Mind Movies' Impactful Mission. Here are some of the beneficial topics covered on this week’s show:
-The importance of emotional intelligence in education
-The challenges, successes, and best practices in collaborating with schools and communities
-Supporting teachers' mental health and emotional well-being, especially in the face of increased stress and challenges.
-How Mind Movies is created for children to support their mental health and emotional intelligence, emphasizing the importance of goal setting and visualization.
-Natalie's advocacy for proactive support and open communication to combat issues like depression and suicide.
Connect with Natalie:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/natalieledwell/

Links Mentioned: http://www.mindmovies.com

In this episode, we sit down with Sarah Hill from the Beautifully Flawed Foundation to discuss their mission and programs supporting traumatic amputees and limb loss survivors.

Founded initially to aid shark attack survivors, the Beautifully Flawed Foundation has broadened its reach to help anyone who has lost a limb, providing retreats, events, and personalized care packages that focus on body, mind, and soul. Sarah shares how the foundation's three-pillar program offers rehabilitative experiences, like surfing and motivational speaking, to inspire individuals to live purposeful lives.

Learn how you can support the Beautifully Flawed Foundation through donations, participating in retreats, or sharing their stories of hope. This conversation is filled with heartwarming stories and insights into how the foundation is changing lives, providing hope and healing to those facing limb loss.

Check out their website - https://beautifullyflawedfoundation.com/

They are currently accepting applications for their next retreat - https://beautifullyflawedfoundation.com/2024-retreat-applications-now-open/