“Little Give” - Positive, Kindness, Giving, Nonprofit, Mindset, Positivity, Empowerment

In this powerful episode of Little Give, Cindy welcomes Sonia Rodrigues, a licensed psychotherapist, author, and founder of Transition to Wellness. With more than twenty years of experience supporting women and children, Sonia shares how her own experience with relational trauma became the catalyst for a deeper calling. What began as personal pain transformed into purpose. Sonia opens up about healing from betrayal, breaking the silence so many women carry, and guiding others toward post traumatic growth. She speaks about the importance of connection, journaling, community support, and shifting the question from “Why did this happen to me?” to “Why did this happen for me?” Sonia also shares details about her upcoming solo book, her work in multiple anthologies including Unleash Her Voice, and the launch of her new nonprofit, Her New Beginning, which will provide financial, legal, and emotional resources for women rebuilding their lives after toxic or abusive relationships. This episode is a reminder that healing is not linear, silence is not strength, and sometimes the greatest little give is simply listening. Guest Information Sonia Rodrigues Licensed Psychotherapist | Author | Founder of Transition to Wellness Website: https://www.transitiontowellness.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/transition.to.wellness LinkedIn: Transition to Wellness Amazon Author Page: Search Sonia Rodrigues on Amazon Featured Nonprofits Her New Beginning Supporting women as they rebuild their lives after trauma and toxic relationships. More information coming soon Safe and Sound Somerset Supporting survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault in New Jersey. Website: https://www.safe-sound.org Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this powerful episode of Little Give, Cindy sits down with Jessica Gabriel, women’s empowerment coach, author, speaker, publisher, and founder of the Divine Women Institute, to share a deeply moving story of faith, healing, and transformation. Jessica opens up about her journey through addiction, depression, and a toxic relationship that brought her to the darkest moment of her life, and the profound encounter with God that changed everything. Through faith, surrender, and renewing her mind with the Word of God, Jessica turned her pain into purpose and now helps women step into their identity, healing, and calling. This conversation explores what it truly means to renew your mind, walk in faith, and use your testimony to help others rise. Jessica shares how her books, coaching, speaking, publishing work, and upcoming nonprofit are all rooted in helping women reclaim their dignity, purpose, and voice. This episode is a reminder that no matter how dark the chapter, it is never the end of the story. With faith, courage, and a little give, transformation is always possible. Guest Information: Jessica Gabriel Founder of Divine Women Institute Website: www.divinewomaninstitute.com Jessica invites women to connect through coaching, speaking, publishing opportunities, prayer, and faith based empowerment. She can be reached directly through her website or via social media links found there. Nonprofit Highlighted She Leads Texas She Leads Texas is a faith based nonprofit supporting and empowering women through leadership, community, events, and service across Texas and beyond. Viewers are encouraged to visit their website to learn more and consider supporting their mission. As always, even a small donation can create a big impact when multiplied through community. You can also watch the Show on YouTube: ⁠www.youtube.com/@LittleGive2023⁠ We also encourage you to join our Facebook group to interact with individuals interested in learning more about you and to receive feedback. ⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/743349997160678/?ref=share_group_link⁠ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of Little Give, Cindy sits down with Edie Weinstein, therapist, writer, and the heart behind the Hug Mobsters movement, to explore the life changing power of human connection. What began as offering free hugs in a Philadelphia train station grew into a global movement rooted in consent, compassion, and love. Edie shares powerful stories from hugging strangers across the United States, Canada, and Ireland, including moments that quite literally saved lives. Edie also opens up about surviving a heart attack, navigating isolation during the pandemic, and finding creative ways to continue spreading connection through virtual hugs and self nurturing when physical touch was no longer possible. Together, Cindy and Edie talk about loneliness, mental health, community, and how small acts like a hug, a smile, or checking on a neighbor can create massive impact. This conversation is a reminder that you do not need money, influence, or a platform to make a difference. Sometimes all it takes is showing up with an open heart. Guest Information Edie Weinstein Website: optimistical.com Edie invites everyone to become a Hug Mobster in their own community and to spread kindness through simple acts of connection. Nonprofit Highlighted Twilight Wish Foundation Website: twilightwish.org The Twilight Wish Foundation grants wishes to seniors, reminding them they are seen, valued, and remembered. Even the smallest donation can help create meaningful moments and lasting joy. If this episode inspired you, consider visiting the nonprofit’s website to learn more or make a contribution. A little give truly can make a big impact. You can also watch the Show on YouTube: ⁠www.youtube.com/@LittleGive2023⁠ We also encourage you to join our Facebook group to interact with individuals interested in learning more about you and to receive feedback. ⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/743349997160678/?ref=share_group_link⁠ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this inspiring episode of Little Give, Cindy sits down with Elissa Mandel, CEO of SpeechWorks by Elissa, to explore a powerful story of resilience, late diagnosis, and purpose-driven innovation. Elissa shares her personal journey of being diagnosed later in life, how it shaped her understanding of speech and motor planning, and why parent education is the key to helping nonverbal and speech-delayed autistic children learn to communicate, thrive, and live independently. From groundbreaking techniques to global online coaching, this conversation offers hope, insight, and actionable encouragement for parents navigating autism and speech delays. Guest Contact Information Elissa Mandel CEO, SpeechWorks by Elissa Website: https://yourchildcantalk.com Email: elissa@speechworksbyelissa.com Phone or Text: 702-733-TALK Elissa provides guidance, parent training, and global coaching support for families seeking effective strategies to help nonverbal and speech-delayed children reach developmental milestones. Featured Nonprofit Straight Up Abilities Straight Up Abilities is a Los Angeles based nonprofit that empowers individuals of all abilities through dance, performing arts, DJ training, and acting lessons. The organization creates inclusive spaces for connection and creative expression while also preparing participants for real career opportunities in the arts. Straight Up Abilities offers free virtual classes daily and has helped performers achieve remarkable milestones, including international performance opportunities. You can also watch the Show on YouTube: ⁠www.youtube.com/@LittleGive2023⁠ We also encourage you to join our Facebook group to interact with individuals interested in learning more about you and to receive feedback. ⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/743349997160678/?ref=share_group_link⁠ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this powerful episode of Little Give, Cindy sits down with Tamara Rucker, a licensed private investigator, asset recovery specialist, and registered heir finder, to uncover a little-known truth about unclaimed property and tax foreclosure surplus funds. Tamara shares how millions of dollars in equity and assets go unclaimed every year and how she helps families recover money they never knew existed. From reforming state statutes to hands-on disaster relief, this conversation highlights how being informed, taking action, and giving back can create life-changing impact. This episode is both eye-opening and empowering for anyone who wants to protect their financial rights and make a difference in their community. Guest Contact Information Tamara Rucker Founder, Rockwood Recovery Website: https://www.ruckwoodrecovery.com YouTube: Rockwood Recovery YouTube Channel Facebook: Rockwood Recovery Email: rwr@ruckwoodrecovery.com Tamara and her team offer free consultations to help individuals determine if they have unclaimed property or tax foreclosure surplus funds available to claim. Featured Nonprofit A Brilliant Minds at Work Project A Brilliant Minds at Work Project is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting families and underserved communities through education, childcare, and community outreach. The organization provides private school education at little to no cost for qualifying families, offers childcare support for working parents, and plays a vital role in disaster relief efforts by providing food, clothing, and hands-on assistance during times of crisis. Their work creates stability for families and helps children and parents thrive together. To learn more, get involved, or make a donation, visit their website and support the incredible impact they are making in their community. You can also watch the Show on YouTube: ⁠www.youtube.com/@LittleGive2023⁠ We also encourage you to join our Facebook group to interact with individuals interested in learning more about you and to receive feedback. ⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/743349997160678/?ref=share_group_link⁠ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of Little Give. Today, we sit down with Navy Veteran Dawnell Kelly as she opens up about life after active duty service and the emotional whiplash that comes with the sudden shift from structure and community to complete freedom without direction. Donnell shares her journey through “freedom shock,” undiagnosed seizures, mental health challenges, and the isolation many veterans face when transitioning back into civilian life. Dawnell explains how she rebuilt from the ground up, found love and support, discovered entrepreneurship, and learned that success without identity and purpose can feel empty. She discusses why community matters, what it means to expand your capacity through hardship, and why people should not have to hit rock bottom before they rise. Her mission is to help veterans reconnect with themselves, find clarity, and discover their purpose at a pace that feels safe and sustainable. This episode is for anyone who has ever felt alone, stuck in survival mode, or afraid to admit they want something more. Whether you are a veteran or a civilian, Dawnell reminds us that we do not have to do life alone and that asking “Is this it?” is the first step toward change. Guest Contact Information LinkedIn (Primary Contact): Search Dawnell Kelly Connect for updates on her podcast, Military to Civilian Mastery, and future community launch. Nonprofit Featured: HR for You Advocating for fair living wages so individuals and families can move from surviving to thriving Explore or get involved: Search HR for You Nonprofit You can also watch the Show on YouTube: ⁠www.youtube.com/@LittleGive2023⁠ We also encourage you to join our Facebook group to interact with individuals interested in learning more about you and to receive feedback. ⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/743349997160678/?ref=share_group_link⁠ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of Little Give. In today’s conversation we sit down with Trish Lynn from Ontario Canada as she opens up about her sixteen year journey through a toxic relationship and the moment she finally said enough is enough. Trish shares how she transformed her pain into purpose and now helps women and men heal from emotional trauma, rebuild their identity and calm the nervous system after years of survival mode. She talks about breaking generational patterns, using writing as a therapeutic outlet, finding community through real connection and the power of choosing yourself even when it feels uncomfortable. Trish explains what toxic relationships can look like, how trauma shows up in everyday life, and why healing is not surface level work. She discusses nervous system healing, identity restoration, anxiety responses, impostor syndrome and the emotional impact these experiences can have long after someone leaves the relationship. She also shares a simple example of a Little Give that changed her entire day and reminds us how small acts of kindness can shift someone’s energy and create ripple effects of hope. If you are ready for healing, clarity and the reminder that you are not alone, this episode is for you. Connect with Today’s Guest Trish Lynn: Website: TheTrishLynn.com/programs You can also watch the Show on YouTube: ⁠www.youtube.com/@LittleGive2023⁠ We also encourage you to join our Facebook group to interact with individuals interested in learning more about you and to receive feedback. ⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/743349997160678/?ref=share_group_link⁠ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome back to another heartfelt episode of Little Give. Today, I am thrilled to introduce you to an incredible guest whose unique path and passion for service truly inspired me. Meet Elizabeth Toombs, the owner of PDR Interiors, an interior design firm with offices in Tennessee and Kentucky that specializes in creating beautiful, functional, and meaningful spaces for sorority houses across the country. In this episode, Elizabeth shares how she unexpectedly discovered her calling in Greek housing design and how her work has evolved into something much deeper than creating beautiful rooms. She opens up about the importance of connection, community, and mental well being, especially for college students navigating some of the most transformative years of their lives. Elizabeth also reveals how her experience teaching during the pandemic shaped her understanding of human connection and inspired her to pursue certifications in science and design to better support the emotional needs of the students she serves. We talk about everything from the joy of project reveals to the challenge of understanding the many voices involved in communal design, to the ripple effect that kindness and thoughtful spaces can create in a young person’s life. Elizabeth also shares her passion for mentoring emerging designers, her journey in podcasting with her show Sorority Chat, and the touching story behind the scholarship she founded in memory of her mother for students who have lost a parent to cancer. This fund, housed at the University of Kentucky, helps ease the financial burden that so often becomes overwhelming when a parent passes away. It is a powerful way Elizabeth continues to create opportunities for others in honor of her mother’s legacy. You can learn more about Elizabeth, her work, and her mission through the links below. If the scholarship touched your heart, please consider supporting it. Even a small donation can create a life changing difference for a student navigating loss while trying to pursue higher education. Connect with Elizabeth PDR Interiors Website: pdr-interiors.com Instagram: instagram.com/pdrinteriors Sorority Chat Podcast: Available on all podcast platforms and YouTube Nonprofit Information University of Kentucky Scholarship Fund Supporting students who have lost a parent to cancer For details or to contribute, visit: uky.edu or search the University of Kentucky scholarship directory for the scholarship founded by Elizabeth Toombs Thank you so much for watching Little Give. If this episode inspired you, please share it with someone who could benefit from Elizabeth’s message. I cannot wait for you to join us for the next uplifting conversation. You can also watch the Show on YouTube: ⁠www.youtube.com/@LittleGive2023⁠ We also encourage you to join our Facebook group to interact with individuals interested in learning more about you and to receive feedback. ⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/743349997160678/?ref=share_group_link⁠ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Healing From the Inside Out with Kate Engler Description Welcome back to another inspiring episode of Little Give. Today, I am so excited for you to meet a remarkable guest who has turned her own pain into purpose in the most powerful way. Kate Engler is a gut health coach, master esthetician, and Reiki master based in Rhode Island. Her journey has taken her from navigating bipolar II, anxiety, and PTSD to completely transforming her physical, mental, and emotional health through the gut brain connection. Now she is on a mission to help others heal from the inside out. In this episode, Kate opens up about the years she spent heavily medicated, the moment she realized she needed answers that traditional doctors could not provide, and the deep personal quest that led her to uncover undiagnosed food sensitivities that were impacting not only her body, but her emotions and mental health. She shares how eliminating inflammatory foods brought dramatic improvements in her mood, clarity, and overall well being, and how this experience inspired her to become a certified gut health coach so she could help others experience the same breakthrough. Kate also takes us inside the emotional side of healing. She explains how learning to feel again, regulate emotions, and work through unresolved trauma led her to become a Reiki master and pursue life coach training. She beautifully describes how true health comes from integrating physical wellness, emotional wellness, mental wellness, spirituality, relationships, and everyday life choices. Her passion for helping others grow shines through every word. We also discuss her book Gut Feelings and her Healthier and Happier Gut Academy, where she breaks down complex science into simple steps anyone can follow. Kate’s ability to explain the gut brain connection in a relatable way makes this episode a must watch for anyone seeking clarity around their health or looking for ways to improve their well being. Kate shares touching stories about motherhood, teaching her children the importance of giving back, and the emotional support she received at one of the hardest times in her life. She also highlights a nonprofit close to her heart, the American Kidney Fund, which provides financial and emotional support to families facing kidney disease, inspired by the loss of her brother in law. Connect with Kate Website: integratewithkate.net Instagram: @integrate.with.kate Facebook: Kate DaCosta Engler Nonprofit Featured American Kidney Fund Supporting patients and families impacted by kidney disease with essential resources including treatment support, financial assistance, and community programs. If you enjoyed this episode, please reach out to Kate, grab her book, and explore her incredible resources. And if the mission of the American Kidney Fund touched your heart, consider making a donation. A dollar or five dollars multiplied by everyone watching truly creates meaningful impact. Thank you for joining us for another powerful episode of Little Give. I cannot wait to see you next week. You can also watch the Show on YouTube: ⁠www.youtube.com/@LittleGive2023⁠ We also encourage you to join our Facebook group to interact with individuals interested in learning more about you and to receive feedback. ⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/743349997160678/?ref=share_group_link⁠ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Send us a text In this inspiring episode of Little Kids, Cindy sits down with Karen DeHaven, the founding director of AHA Studio for Integrated Therapies in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Karen shares the heart behind her sixteen years of work providing creative arts therapy, counseling, play therapy, and support for women, children, and families. Together they explore the power of connection, the importance of attunement, and the role movement, creativity, and emotional safety play in healing. Karen also offers insight into rebuilding group programs post COVID, supporting developmental needs from birth to age five, and creating therapeutic spaces where people can show up authentically. She opens up about the childhood experiences that shaped her empathy, the moment that inspired her to pursue dance movement therapy, and how vulnerability and storytelling transform lives. Karen also shares a simple but meaningful “little give” anyone can try in their own community and highlights a nonprofit close to her heart, The Live Project, which brings hope and conversation to mental health and suicide prevention. To learn more about Karen and AHA Studio, visit ahastudiotherapy.com or connect through any of their social platforms. Tune in for a heartfelt, insightful, and deeply human conversation that reminds us all of the power of presence, compassion, and creativity in the healing process. Support the show You can watch the TV Show on Watch on YouTube: https://youtube.com/@littlegive666?si=YtGUhKS9hwhCjZPf Or by downloading the free Fenix TV app on Roku, Firestick or Apple TV or visit LittleGive.com.Go directly to the Little Give - TV Show; Episode Collection:https://fenixtv.app/programs/collection-littlegive We also encourage you to join our Facebook group to interact with individuals interested in learning more about you and to receive feedback. https://www.facebook.com/groups/743349997160678/?ref=share_group_link Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Send us a text In this powerful episode of Little Give, host Cindy Witteman sits down with Melissa Lombardo, founder of Right Heal Thrive and author of Hurt, Healing, and Hope: Thriving Beyond Sexual Assault. Melissa shares her journey of turning trauma into purpose, using writing as a tool for healing and empowerment. From her early experiences with journaling to the creation of her book and performance piece, Melissa reveals how storytelling and advocacy became the foundation of her mission to help others find their voices and move forward. Melissa also highlights the importance of community, holistic healing practices, and advocacy through her volunteer work with Jane Doe No More, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting survivors of sexual violence and raising awareness through education and outreach. This conversation is a reminder that healing is never linear and that small acts of kindness, community support, and speaking out can create ripple effects of hope and resilience. Guest Contact Information: •Website: www.melissablombardo.com •Social Media: @MelissaBLombardoAuthor (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube) •Features and upcoming projects: Available through her website and social channels Nonprofit Featured: •Jane Doe No More •Website: www.jdnm.org •Survivor Support Group: Accessible via their website and Facebook group •Mission: Empower survivors, educate communities, and end the stigma of sexual violence Support the show You can watch the TV Show on Watch on YouTube: https://youtube.com/@littlegive666?si=YtGUhKS9hwhCjZPf Or by downloading the free Fenix TV app on Roku, Firestick or Apple TV or visit LittleGive.com.Go directly to the Little Give - TV Show; Episode Collection:https://fenixtv.app/programs/collection-littlegive We also encourage you to join our Facebook group to interact with individuals interested in learning more about you and to receive feedback. https://www.facebook.com/groups/743349997160678/?ref=share_group_link Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Send us a text In this inspiring episode of Little Give, Cindy sits down with wellness expert Cindy Huston, a passionate creator, educator, and energy healer who has spent more than two decades empowering others to live healthier and more joyful lives. Based in Chicago, Cindy shares her beautiful journey from a young dancer to a global wellness practitioner and the founder of Yoga Body Elements and the Uptown Wellness Festival Chicago. Cindy opens up about the powerful experiences that led her to the healing arts, including her own struggles and breakthroughs. She explains the impact of frequency wellness, energy work, yoga, restorative practices, and the importance of creating a strong energetic field around the body. Her stories include emotional client transformations, international travels that shaped her mission, and the deep power of listening to intuition when helping others. She also discusses how simple acts of service can change lives, how one unexpected conversation helped her create a wellness festival, and how anyone can make a difference by tapping into their gifts, their passions, and their strengths. Cindy encourages listeners to honor what they love, take action even when they feel uncertain, and build community through collaboration and heart centered intention. Cindy shares where viewers can find her online, how to connect, and even highlights one of her favorite nonprofits, the Fine Feline Cat Rescue, which brought her beloved Cleopatra into her life. This episode is filled with wisdom, compassion, and real world examples of how small acts can create big impacts. If you want to feel uplifted, encouraged, and inspired to take action in your own community, this is an episode you do not want to miss. Watch now and learn how you can make your own little give at LittleGive.com. Support the show You can watch the TV Show on Watch on YouTube: https://youtube.com/@littlegive666?si=YtGUhKS9hwhCjZPf Or by downloading the free Fenix TV app on Roku, Firestick or Apple TV or visit LittleGive.com.Go directly to the Little Give - TV Show; Episode Collection:https://fenixtv.app/programs/collection-littlegive We also encourage you to join our Facebook group to interact with individuals interested in learning more about you and to receive feedback. https://www.facebook.com/groups/743349997160678/?ref=share_group_link Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Send us a text In this heartfelt episode of Little Give, host Cindy Witteman sits down with Lisa Jacovsky, a professor of psychology and award winning children’s book author whose mission is to bring diversity, inclusivity, and positivity to the world of autism representation. Lisa shares how she went from writing her first book on her phone during work breaks to publishing her beloved Let’s Talk series, which highlights the beauty and abilities of children with autism. She opens up about the confidence instilled in her by her parents, her unexpected journey into applied behavior analysis, and how her podcast No Limits has connected her to incredible changemakers worldwide. From celebrating diversity in holiday traditions to collaborating with illustrators on the autism spectrum, Lisa’s story is one of inspiration, resilience, and passion. She also spotlights her favorite nonprofit Soldiers’ Angels, an organization supporting deployed soldiers and veterans with heartfelt gestures like handwritten cards. Tune in to discover how Lisa is sparking change through her books, teaching, podcasting, and advocacy, proving that with determination and heart there is always a way. Guest Contact Information: •Email: Lisa@LisaJ.net •Facebook: Books by Lisa Jacovsky •Instagram: @DiverseIncBooks •Books available on Amazon and directly through Lisa for signed copies with free shipping Nonprofit Featured: •Soldiers’ Angels: A nonprofit dedicated to supporting deployed soldiers, veterans, and their families through cards, care packages, and volunteer programs. Learn more or get involved at www.soldiersangels.org Support the show You can watch the TV Show on Watch on YouTube: https://youtube.com/@littlegive666?si=YtGUhKS9hwhCjZPf Or by downloading the free Fenix TV app on Roku, Firestick or Apple TV or visit LittleGive.com.Go directly to the Little Give - TV Show; Episode Collection:https://fenixtv.app/programs/collection-littlegive We also encourage you to join our Facebook group to interact with individuals interested in learning more about you and to receive feedback. https://www.facebook.com/groups/743349997160678/?ref=share_group_link Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Send us a text In this inspiring episode of Little Give, Cindy reconnects with one of her very first guests, Jeff Pearson. Jeff shares updates on his journey living with hydrocephalus, the launch of his nonprofit Hydro with Hope, and his successful TV show Invisible Condition. He also reveals the exciting story behind his upcoming show Six Degrees of Impact, a platform exploring the power of connection and the ripple effects of seemingly small encounters. With honesty and wisdom, Jeff opens up about his health journey, the role of alternative therapies in reclaiming his quality of life, and the importance of self-advocacy. To learn more about Jeff’s nonprofit, visit HydroWithHope.com. For direct inquiries, you can reach Jeff at InvisibleCondition@E360tv.com. Listeners will walk away reminded that life doesn’t have to be perfect to be amazing and that even small acts of grace can create a big impact. Support the show You can watch the TV Show on Watch on YouTube: https://youtube.com/@littlegive666?si=YtGUhKS9hwhCjZPf Or by downloading the free Fenix TV app on Roku, Firestick or Apple TV or visit LittleGive.com.Go directly to the Little Give - TV Show; Episode Collection:https://fenixtv.app/programs/collection-littlegive We also encourage you to join our Facebook group to interact with individuals interested in learning more about you and to receive feedback. https://www.facebook.com/groups/743349997160678/?ref=share_group_link Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Send us a text In this heartfelt episode of Little Give, Cindy Witteman welcomes Dr. Bianca Ramosdelrio, a marriage and family therapist whose life and work are deeply rooted in service and compassion. From supporting military service members and first responders to guiding couples through challenges, Dr. Ramosdelrio brings powerful tools like EMDR, CBT, and solution focused therapy to help people heal and grow. She shares how her journey from fitness coaching in South Korea to establishing her private practice and founding the Faith Work Stable Foundation has been shaped by resilience and a deep desire to serve. With honesty and warmth, Dr. Ramosdelrio opens up about raising a daughter with Mowat Wilson syndrome and how that experience strengthened her calling to uplift others. Join us as we explore the profound impact of her work and her belief that every challenge can spark growth, healing, and deeper human connection. Support the show You can watch the TV Show on Watch on YouTube: https://youtube.com/@littlegive666?si=YtGUhKS9hwhCjZPf Or by downloading the free Fenix TV app on Roku, Firestick or Apple TV or visit LittleGive.com.Go directly to the Little Give - TV Show; Episode Collection:https://fenixtv.app/programs/collection-littlegive We also encourage you to join our Facebook group to interact with individuals interested in learning more about you and to receive feedback. https://www.facebook.com/groups/743349997160678/?ref=share_group_link Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Send us a text In this heartfelt episode of Little Give, host Cindy Witteman sits down with Tiffany Colvin, an inspiring author, mentor, and advocate from Akron, Ohio. Tiffany shares her powerful journey as a single mom, her experiences raising children with disabilities, and the challenges she has overcome through faith and resilience. From her book Your Daily Ticket: God’s Thirty-One Day Passport to Living Effectively to her passion for supporting parents of children with special needs, Tiffany reminds us that even the smallest acts of kindness can create lasting change. Tune in to hear Tiffany’s story of strength, giving, and legacy, and discover how you too can make an impact through everyday acts of compassion. Connect with Tiffany Colvin: •Facebook: Tiffany Colvin •Instagram: @tiffanycolvin •Facebook Page: Divine Designs 2D2 •Book: Your Daily Ticket: God’s Thirty-One Day Passport to Living Effectively (available on Amazon) •To sponsor or donate books for single moms or shelters, contact Tiffany directly through social media. Support the show You can watch the TV Show on Watch on YouTube: https://youtube.com/@littlegive666?si=YtGUhKS9hwhCjZPf Or by downloading the free Fenix TV app on Roku, Firestick or Apple TV or visit LittleGive.com.Go directly to the Little Give - TV Show; Episode Collection:https://fenixtv.app/programs/collection-littlegive We also encourage you to join our Facebook group to interact with individuals interested in learning more about you and to receive feedback. https://www.facebook.com/groups/743349997160678/?ref=share_group_link Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Send us a text In this heartwarming episode of Little Give, I sit down with Ben Apaun, the creator of the podcast Chasing the Whimsy, a show born from an idea his son suggested on his birthday two years ago. What began as a simple father-son project has grown into a meaningful family journey that records stories, preserves memories, and creates space for authentic conversations. From episodes with his grandmother sharing life before becoming “grandma,” to holiday recordings with the entire family, Ben highlights how podcasting has become a tool for connection across generations. He also shares his second podcast featuring teenagers, where he helps them find their voice, build confidence, and open up about real challenges like bullying, peer pressure, and growing up in today’s world. This inspiring conversation shows the power of small ideas to create lasting impact, strengthen family bonds, and encourage open dialogue that benefits both kids and parents. Support the show You can watch the TV Show on Watch on YouTube: https://youtube.com/@littlegive666?si=YtGUhKS9hwhCjZPf Or by downloading the free Fenix TV app on Roku, Firestick or Apple TV or visit LittleGive.com.Go directly to the Little Give - TV Show; Episode Collection:https://fenixtv.app/programs/collection-littlegive We also encourage you to join our Facebook group to interact with individuals interested in learning more about you and to receive feedback. https://www.facebook.com/groups/743349997160678/?ref=share_group_link Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Send us a text In this inspiring episode of Little Give, Cindy Witteman sits down with Kym Rapier, founder of the Kym Rapier Foundation, whose lifelong mission is helping underprivileged communities around the world. From selling painted rocks as a child to support muscular dystrophy research, to building wells in Africa, creating sustainable solutions for period poverty, and restoring eyesight to thousands in Tanzania, Kym shares her incredible journey of service. She opens up about her own life changing experiences, including a liver transplant, and how faith, resilience, and compassion fuel her global mission. Tune in to hear how small acts of kindness can spark lifelong impact and discover how you too can make a difference. Foundation Name: Kym Rapier Foundation Website: kymrapierfoundation.org You can also watch the episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/XQOPcwmX9Aw Support the show You can watch the TV Show on Watch on YouTube: https://youtube.com/@littlegive666?si=YtGUhKS9hwhCjZPf Or by downloading the free Fenix TV app on Roku, Firestick or Apple TV or visit LittleGive.com.Go directly to the Little Give - TV Show; Episode Collection:https://fenixtv.app/programs/collection-littlegive We also encourage you to join our Facebook group to interact with individuals interested in learning more about you and to receive feedback. https://www.facebook.com/groups/743349997160678/?ref=share_group_link Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Send us a text In this episode of Little Give, Cindy Witteman welcomes Kenchen Bharwani, a fashion consultant originally from Indonesia and now based in New York. As the founder behind innovative off-price fashion solutions, Kenchen helps give consumers access to affordable style while driving sustainability in the industry. She shares how her career evolved from working with vendors to negotiating global deals, and how creativity led her designs all the way to Africa Fashion Week. With a passion for giving garments a second life and reducing waste, Kenchen is proving that fashion can be both accessible and sustainable. Her story is an inspiring reminder that small creative ideas can spark big impact. •Website: kenchenbharwani.com •Searchable: You can also Google Kenchen Bharwani to find press features that link back to her website •Nonprofit she supports: Custom Collaborative – a New York–based nonprofit mentoring and training low-income and no-income immigrant women in sustainable fashion Support the show You can watch the TV Show on Watch on YouTube: https://youtube.com/@littlegive666?si=YtGUhKS9hwhCjZPf Or by downloading the free Fenix TV app on Roku, Firestick or Apple TV or visit LittleGive.com.Go directly to the Little Give - TV Show; Episode Collection:https://fenixtv.app/programs/collection-littlegive We also encourage you to join our Facebook group to interact with individuals interested in learning more about you and to receive feedback. https://www.facebook.com/groups/743349997160678/?ref=share_group_link Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Send us a text In this inspiring episode of Little Give, Cindy Witteman sits down with Darla Ridilla, founder of High Value Woman and a relationship coach for high-achieving women. Darla opens up about her tumultuous childhood, her experience surviving an abusive marriage, and the healing journey that led her to discover her true worth. Through somatic trauma-informed coaching and her podcast The Road to Truth, Freedom, and Real Connection, Darla now empowers women to embrace their authentic selves and step into relationships and lives that honor their value. Her story is a powerful reminder that no matter how broken the past, healing is possible and purpose can be found in helping others rise. Guest Contact Info: •Website: highvaluewoman.info •Podcast: The Road to Truth, Freedom, and Real Connection •Free Consultation: Offered through her website for women only Support the show You can watch the TV Show on Watch on YouTube: https://youtube.com/@littlegive666?si=YtGUhKS9hwhCjZPf Or by downloading the free Fenix TV app on Roku, Firestick or Apple TV or visit LittleGive.com.Go directly to the Little Give - TV Show; Episode Collection:https://fenixtv.app/programs/collection-littlegive We also encourage you to join our Facebook group to interact with individuals interested in learning more about you and to receive feedback. https://www.facebook.com/groups/743349997160678/?ref=share_group_link Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices