In our conversations with thousands of entrepreneurs, professionals, and creatives we often hear the most heartwarming stories. These stories matter and they show why pursing your passion matters. When you care about what you do, you can make miracles happen for your clients, employees and other stakeholders. You’ll find some amazing stories below.

Scott Silverman

As a Crisis Coach and Interventionist I have many heart warming stories. An Example: A family called me their son was in the ER from an Overdose. We spoke in great length. They were not certain he would live. Fortunately he did. They ask for help and we took the appropriate steps to get him into treatment upon his release from the hospital. Read more>>

Rahmah Albugami

Reflecting on my counseling career, there’s a heartwarming aspect that encompasses the collective gratitude expressed by the diverse array of clients I’ve had the privilege of serving. It’s a sentiment that transcends individual stories and encapsulates the shared journey toward healing and growth. Read more>>

Nicky Pitman

One of the most important aspects of every job I have ever had is collaboration and partnership. Within my first year as Director of Shemesh Farms, our social enterprise partnered with another non-profit, Muralism.org. Both of our organizations employ adults with diverse abilities. Read more>>

Jennifer Green

One of my Veteran recipients wrote this about me on Veterans Day.and it drives me every day for all of our veterans who need. Service dog to change their lives.. “ There are some who speak about gratitude for a veteran, and then there are those that do. Jennifer Green and Alpha Bravo Canine have been a transformative experience. Read more>>

Mike Conaway

We recently heard from one of our patients on how his life has changed for the better after finding out about our organization. He spent years inside a federal prison in New York after getting involved with the wrong people. Read more>>

Jenny Haber

I have always been the girl who did my friend’s hair and makeup. From a young age I was mimicking celebrity hairstyle & makeup looks. I would watch all the award shows to learn new trends & styles from the celebrities. I can even remember going garage sailing with my Mom to find those one of a kind pieces. One could say I was born with this talent. Read more>>

Dr Carla Rodrigues

If you were to ask me what defines my career as successful or fulfilling, my answer is the amount of heartwarming stories that have stemmed from my services. Absolutely, the clinical outcome and recovery of my patients are also a very important aspect of what I do. Read more>>

Suzanne Walker

I truly became a single mother to my two sons, ages 7 and 18 months, on August 4, 2017. I say “truly” because this is the day that I left my marriage. I had always been kind of a single mother within that construct anyway, so I’d been in training, we could say, for many years. Read more>>

Deidre Baker

Well, when I went off on my own 5 yrs. ago I did look back at what I had done in my career over the last 15+years and one of those defining moments for me was being a part of the birth of my nephew. It is still one of the most beautiful births I have ever been a part of. I get goosebumps and teary eyed thinking about that day. Read more>>