Give, Grow, Repeat

In this episode of Give, Grow, Repeat, we continue our conversation with Laura Caulfield-Lewis and discuss the intention behind the creation of the Sacred Garden Wellness initiative. Hear how the program brings together businesses, nonprofits, and individuals uniquely to scale the benefits physically, socially, and spiritually for the greater good of the community. Learn how business partners, such as Yoga Soup and Club Pilates (Santa Barbara & Goleta), engage with the initiative and incorporate sustainable philanthropy into their business models. Gain insight into how nonprofits like the Sierra Club, Freedom 4 Youth, and Wilderness Youth Project collaborate to expand their community reach. Join this conversation to see how collective giving, powered by Grapevine, can be incorporated into all aspects of our lives.

This episode of Give, Grow, Repeat focuses on the fashion industry. Hear how the Fashion Industry for Sustainability Grapevine giving circle supports the mission of FABRIC (Fashion and Business Resource Innovation Center), a nonprofit and fashion incubator that is sustainably disrupting, redefining, and reshoring the fashion industry for apparel entrepreneurs. Learn how these groups are joining forces to contribute innovative solutions to an industry needing a reboot. Discover how these resourceful individuals are leveraging technology to educate apparel creators on the tools and techniques they need to grow their brands in an eco-friendly way that includes providing access to end-to-end, state-of-the-art resources that streamline manufacturing, optimize order quantities, improve efficiency, and satisfy customer demand. Join this lively discussion to see how you too can spark much-needed change in the fashion industry and support a more sustainable, responsible, efficient, and affordable future!

In this episode of Give, Grow, Repeat, we chat with Thomas Marriott of the Seattle Jazz Fellowship who is creating a space for musicians to gather and perform with the help of a grant from the Seattle Women in Business for Good giving circle. Hear how this unique nonprofit organization is building community, providing access to performance space for musicians, and lowering barriers to access for both performers and listeners of jazz. Learn from Katie Wallace and Aubrie De Clerck, members of Seattle Women in Business for Good, how Grapevine giving circles can foster community engagement and help you expand your network. Consider how you can join forces with them to support the arts, drive change, and impact underserved communities in the Seattle area. 

In this episode of Give, Grow, Repeat, we chat with Leslie Person Ryan of the Santa Barbara Agriculture and Farm Education Foundation (SBAFE) and a recipient of a grant from the Santa Barbara Women for Good giving circle. Hear how the organization, born out of the tragic Montecito Debris Flow in 2018, teaches organic farming techniques and provides expert agricultural knowledge to help the community understand how to sustainably and ethically grow pure food, combat food insecurity, and transform food deserts into flourishing food forests. Learn how utilizing regenerative farming techniques and closed-looped agricultural systems sustains and provides nutritional food for vulnerable communities throughout Santa Barbara County. Join this conversation to hear how you can partner with this innovative nonprofit to solve food insecurity, expand farm education to next-generation, chemical-free farming, ecology, and food as medicine, promote biodynamics in both plants and soil, and support eco utilities. 

In this episode of Give, Grow, Repeat, we chat with Alex Amouyel, President and CEO of Newman's Own Foundation. Hear how Newman's Own Foundation, the original disruptor in corporate philanthropy, has used 100% of the profits and royalties from the sale of Newman’s Own products in service of its mission, to nourish and transform the lives of children facing adversity. Through the efforts of Paul Newman, Newman’s Own, and Newman’s Own Foundation, over $600 million has been given to social impact organizations since the company’s founding in 1982. Learn how the Foundation is continuing this legacy of innovation by launching Newman's Own Community Fund powered by Grapevine to enable donors and nonprofits to collaborate in more meaningful ways. Participate in the Newman’s Own $100K Community Giveaway, today through Giving Tuesday on November 28, to support food justice for kids. Join the Newman's Own Community Fund to vote on a shortlist of the Foundation’s 2023 grantee partners and positively impact future generations.

In this episode of Give, Grow, Repeat hear Jennifer Inaba of the Las Vegas Women in Business for Good giving circle and Lanette Rivera, Director of Engagement and Communications at Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth (NPHY) share how they are working together to build community and positively impact underserved people. Learn how Las Vegas Women in Business for Good leveraged Grapevine to grow a giving circle made up of more than 200 dynamic and dedicated individuals who are focused on supporting the needs of nonprofits in the Southern Nevada region. Discover how NPHY delivers services that provide stability, promote self-sufficiency, and empower program participants to change the trajectory of their lives for the better. Join us for this inspiring conversation about how collective giving has dramatically impacted the lives of Nevada's homeless youth.

In this episode of Give, Grow, Repeat, we meet with Sarah Biondi of 100 Women Albuquerque and Susan Leung, program manager at New Mexico Friends of Foster Children. Hear how a $10,800 grant from the 100 Women Albuquerque Grapevine giving circle plus a $5,000 corporate matching donation enabled NM Friends of Foster Children to provide life-affirming services to vulnerable children and youth facing adversity throughout the state. Learn how people from diverse backgrounds came together to build community, identify opportunities to reach underserved groups and find creative ways to develop new programs that strengthen their sense of community and help future generations thrive.

In this episode of Give, Grow, Repeat, we chat with Cora Lee Poole, the founder and executive director of Undestructable, and Christine Cannon, founding member of the Denver Women in Business for Good giving circle powered by Grapevine. Hear how a group of like-minded people joined forces to support underserved communities in the Denver area. Learn how an innovative small nonprofit, Undestructable, helps survivors of violence reclaim, reimagine, and rebuild their lives and ultimately thrive in reentering the workforce. Join us for this inspiring conversation and discover how you can join forces with others to change lives for the better.