The Shine Brightly Podcast

Compass Academy: Educating Young Minds Through Homesteading, Farming, and Gardening

In this episode of Shine Brightly!, GiveSendGo Co-founder Heather Wilson speaks with Robin Shirley, from The Compass Center Foundation. The Compass Center Foundation is a Christian ministry working towards private school accreditation for Compass Academy, a childhood enrichment program that offers academic enrichment through daily immersion into homesteading, farming, and gardening.
To read more about and give to Compass Academy please visit www.GiveSendGo.com/CompassAcademy. 

Honoring a Son’s Legacy: Serving Military Personnel and Veterans through R2Factor.org

In this episode of Shine Brightly, Jacob Wells, co-founder of GiveSendGo, talks with Paula Knauss Selph about raising funds for her organization "The Respect and Remember Memorial Foundation Inc" on GiveSendGo.
To learn more about R2Factor, visit www.R2Factor.org. Visit www.GiveSendGo.com/R2Factor to donate, pray, or learn more about Paula's campaign
 

Michigan Homeschool Families Unite!

Join GiveSendGo Co-founder Jacob Wells as he speaks with a group of moms from the Tahquamenon Area Homeschool Community, a volunteer-led group that serves homeschooling families in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, about their GiveSendGo campaign. 
To read more about the Tahquamenon Area Homeschool Community please visit www.GiveSendGo.com/G9T4K. 

Father-Son Duo Share the Gospel at the Super Bowl

In this episode, GiveSendGo Co-founder Jacob Wells speaks with Jacob Bradshaw to talk about his recent trip to the Super Bowl in Phoenix, AZ. Jacob and his twelve-year-old son joined almost 100 other evangelists in sharing the Gospel throughout the city and surrounding areas.
To read more about Jacob’s campaign please visit www.GiveSendGo.com/G9STW.  

Fundraising for a Father-Son Journey to D.C., New York, and Boston

Join GiveSendGo Co-Founder, Heather Wilson, as she speaks with Angel Mendez about raising funds on GiveSendGo to go on an educational trip with his son to Washington, D.C., New York, and Boston in June 2024. 
Support the Mendez boys on their trip by visiting www.GiveSendGo.com/G9YUA. 

Stay-at-Home Mom Starts GiveSendGo for Family Affected by East Palestine, OH Train Derailment

In this episode of Shine Brightly!, co-founder Heather Wilson interviews Jennifer (Jenny) Johnson, a stay-at-home mom who started a fundraising campaign for the Parker family. The Parker family is facing a difficult situation, having to relocate due to the effects of the train derailment in East Palestine, OH.
If you would like to read more about or support the Parker family please visit www.GiveSendGo.com/g9uzj. 

“Save Canada”: Igniting the Next Generation

In this episode of Shine Brightly!, Hudson Wells, executive director of GiveSendGo Charities, interviews Josh Alexander, a teenager, and leader of “Save Canada”, an organization that seeks to ignite and engage Canadian youth in saving their nation. 
If you want to read more about the mission of “Save Canada” please visit www.GiveSendGo.com/G9VHB. 

Emma and Sophie Go On Mission!

In this episode of Shine Brightly!, GiveSendGo Co-founder Heather Wilson talks with Emma, Sophie, and their mom Sarah about the girls’ upcoming educational trip to Italy and their mission trip to England. 
If you want to support Emma and Sophie as they raise money for their mission trip, please visit www.GiveSendGo.com/MayersMission. 

Give Phoebe a Voice!

Join Hudson Wells, Executive Director of GiveSendGo Charities, as he speaks with Drew McLeod about starting a GiveSendGo to purchase an expensive app called “Loop” to aid in his daughter Phoebe’s speech therapy.
To give to the McLeod's campaign for Phoebe visit www.GiveSendGo.com/PhoebesVoice. 

Hope for the Forgotten: Serving Inmates in Houston

Join Heather Wilson, GiveSendGo Co-Founder, as she speaks with Stephanie Zamora about her campaign to raise money for an upcoming mission trip to serve with the Houston Prison Ministry.
To read more about Stephanie’s campaign visit www.GiveSendGo.com/szmt2houstonprisons.