This edition or Social Good Podcast features Kristi Porter from Signify Solutions.

Kristi helps small non-profits and for-profits with a social mission get noticed and grow through effective marketing and communications.

Her description of herself is Creator, writer, Christian, activist, dreamer, traveler, solopreneur, INFJ, and champion of #nonprofits and #socent as Chief Do-Gooder at SignifySolution.

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In this interview, I chat with Mandy Johnson from the Small Charities Coalition.

The Coalition help small charities access the skills, tools & information they need to get going and do what they do best.

They’re at small charities dot org dot UK – https://www.smallcharities.org.uk/home/

SO that’s Mandy’sales pitch done Here’s mine. Please Review the show on Apple Podcasts Itunes – I’m told this helps extend the show’s listenership.

More importantly, It means that the people we’ve interviewed in the past and in the future obviously will get more exposure so to speak and continue to do social good. We have a link that makes it really easy on iTunes if you want to do it that way we’re at socialgoodpodcast dot com

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I asked Mandy Johnson to tell me her story.

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Welcome to Social Good Podcast Interview 16

Today’s Guest is Laura Vanessa Munoz who founded Empowering Futures This describes itself as “A summer skills development programme and collaboration lab”.

Laura and her team identify and connect the most talented university students with start-ups to collaborate on marketing projects!

All the links are in the show notes and join us next week when I publish a resource that will help you if you’ve ever thought to yourself I want to fix this! Tius needs to change or I’ve got this idea and I was just wondering if

I asked Laura to tell me her story.

Thank you for listening. All the links are in the show notes and join me again next week for another interview with someone amazing doing social good. Subscribe on the app of your choice by the way I notice we’ve just had the thousandth download which I’m thrilled about If you want to give feedback suggest guests or want to be featured yourself do get in touch at socialgoodpodcast dot com join our facebook group or just stalk me on twitter I share loads of stuff which people like you might be interested in. Join me again next week.

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In this interview number 15 – can’t believe this is my 15^th interview anyway Julie Robinson,  has dedicated her career to motivating thousands of people to keep active in later life. Her company Move it or Lose it has now grown nationally, with a range of fitness products including five fitness DVDs, resistance bands and everything else you need to keep fit at home. She  works with organisations such as the NHS, Royal Voluntary Service, St Giles Hospice and Age UK to improve physical and mental health and create real social impact. Links as ususal are in the show notes. And for the 15^th time did I already say it’s my 15^th interview? By the way please share to your networks were at social good podcast dot com Thak you for all your support over the 15 interviews – so anyway Julie Robinson tells me her story.

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Welcome to the easter 2018 interview which is not a new interview but a reissue of the first one. Corrie Fraser started Kids Club Kampala during a gap year experience in Uganda and the charity has been going ever since.

I’m really grateful to Corrie for agreeing to be interviewed by a complete stranger with no track record. It gave me the confidence to stop procrastinating and get on with it.

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I asked Corrie to tell me her story