Segment 1: "Woman up"..."Take it like a woman"...."Cowgirl Up"! . Amber Banda interviews Gina Roe-Davis, Founder of the Cowgirl Up Charitable Fund, under the Paso Del Norte Community Foundation. . Cowgirl Up was created for young females and women to be able to find space in the arts industry. It's not only a fund. They also provide mentorship, career change support, financial support, community and outreach programs and more to amplify the voices and talents of females wanting more opportunities as a musician, artist, in marketing, in radio, etc. Whether you have a daughter who could be inspired from hearing a female talk about being a radio program director or you are a female who is interested in becoming a musician, artist, or own a music store, etc., Cowgirl Up is for you! . This year Cowgirl Up has partnered with Way Out West Fest, (happening September 26), in Downtown El Paso to unveil the first Cowgirl Up Boot Collection Public Art Initiative to Celebrate Women, Western Heritage and the Power of Giving. Each boot will be on an 8ft tall canvas and painted by 8 commissioned artists: Citlali Delgado, Faridi Buhaya, Gitzel Moncivais, Carolina "KAKO" Villareal, Ashley Cardenas, & Yoatzin Gutierrez. . Learn more about Cowgirl Up at www.cowgirlupfund.org _____________________________________________________________________________________________ Segment 2: El Paso Border Run to Support the El Paso Children's Hospital. . What started as a car club wanting to give back to the community has grown into one of the largest motorcycle runs in El Paso. . Amber Banda talks with Frank Camacho, member of the El Paso Border Run, and Josue Ornelas, Children's Miracle Network Specialist. Frank talks about the origins of the El Paso Border Run and how it went from cars to bikes, and what kind of vehicles he has. Josue discusses how the money is spent and how much it helps children locally and talks with Frank about how much their involvement throughout the years has been a huge support. . The El Paso Border Run is happening Saturday, September 19. Registration is from 9-11am at Barnett Harley Davidson, heading to Four80's Sports Bar & Grill at 11:30, with the final stop at Doug's Saloon. There will be food, dancing, drinks, raffles, music, and more. While this is technically a motorcycle run, it's open to everyone, bike or car, who wants to support the local children's hospital and have some fun while doing it no matter how many wheels you have. Find them on socials for more information @elpasoborderrun and @EPCHFoundation WATCH US ON YOUTUBE! @AmberBanda915 NEW EPISODES EVERY SUNDAY AT 8AM! You can also follow @amberbanda915, 2963KHEY Country, @Power102 and @Sunny999 on Instagram and/or Facebook for pictures of our guests and leave a comment. Be a part of the good going on in our community!