Chatt With Us United Way of the Chattahoochee Valley

Mr. Shannon Reed, Dr. Jake Golden, and Mr. Jarvis Hamilton joined us to continue the conversation about the Black male experience. They discussed the systemic challenges Black men face, and shared their perspectives on navigating these difficulties and confronting their struggles. Don't miss out on this powerful conversation!

Note: There is a mention of suicide at the 1 hour 21 minute mark. Please take care while listening and know that help is available by dialing 988 for the suicide and crisis lifeline.

Lexi Savage, Vice President of Network Engagement at United Way Worldwide, joined us to discuss supporting women, challenges and wins in the non-profit world, and ALICE: Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed. Don't miss out on this women-centered conversation!

Naomi Asher, Executive Director at United Way of Anderson, Campbell, Morgan & Scott Counties in Tennessee, joined us to discuss Women Helping Women, WTF bags, the poverty mindset, and our upcoming Power of the Purse event. Naomi is one of our honorary guests and panelists for the event on Saturday, March 2, 2024. Visit unitedcv.org/events to get your tickets today!

Hear from Representative Teddy Reese and United Way's 211 Director, Melinda Klamer, talk about 211. This free and confidential service connects you to someone that is ready to listen and prepared to share resources right here in our area.

This episode covers some sensitive topics about domestic violence that may be upsetting to some. We understand if taking care of yourself means skipping this episode. If you or someone you know is experiencing violence in the home, please call 706-324-3850. You are not alone.

Lindsey Reis, Executive Director of Hope Harbour, sat down to chat with us. She shared that Hope Harbour is an organization that provides support to victims of family violence. We discuss breaking stereotypes, how brave survivors are, and how Hope Harbour's work is about hope, genuine interactions, and supportive services. LIndsey shares how they focus on victories big and small to deal with the daily struggle of carrying other's trauma and that help is available 24/7 - you are not alone.

Crisis Line: 706-324-3850

Melody Trimble, CEO at St. Francis - Emory Healthcare, sat down to chat with us. Melody is a leader in healthcare, building relationships, and establishing a culture of trust. We had the honor to discuss the upcoming United Way campaign, how she leads with a kind heart, and that we all want to be UNITED FOR Hope!