Walk the Talk with Kim

Love Uganda August 17th, 2011

Kristin Klein joined us again today to talk about her harrowing experience in Uganda the last 2 months.  She told us heartbreaking stories of what she found and was not prepared for.  Listen to this courageous young lady talk about these experiences and feel her drive, determination and heart that got her through it.  Her experience was life altering for so many, please listen in and have your heart filled with love and hope!  She was joined by sister Kelly, who joined her in Kenya and Dad Doug, who raised one beautiful family.  Hear his tips;) Please consider buying a T-shirt and donating for her next trip next summer. https://www.facebook.com/#!/LoveUgandaTShirts  Also, please follow her blog at:  www.somethingbeautifulinafrica.blogspot.com

Chris Garcia and Steve Rackets with Sno Valley Chamber of Commerce August 3, 2011

Chris Garcia and Steve Rackets with the Snoqualmie Valley Chamber of Commerce joined us to talk about business community leadership, best practices and lessons learned!  This organization has taken a tough economy and local business environment as a signal to do things differently.  Find out how these leaders mobilized and worked together to bring the business, and non-profit community together for real change and in the process, brought out the best in people!  Check out the organization at:  www.snovalley.org

Heather Ryan and Blue's Angel Benevolent Fund July 27th, 2011

We had the beautiful Heather Ryan on the show today to talk about friendship, community and battling cancer.  She was joined by Mary Miller, her best friend and angel.  Heather urges women to not be afraid to go to the doctor and that resources are out there for you, no matter what your financial needs.  We were joined on the phone by Michele D'Amour's.  She set up a fund for Heather to pay for her bills and other needs. We urge you to like the Facebook page at:  https://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Blues-Angel-Benevolent-Fund/225669360801576   If you know someone who can use the help, please contact Michele at: certifiedblues@gmail.com and she can tell you what she did to raise money for a friend.  It all starts with our community, please make sure you reach out to someone in need and give today!

Kimberly Calhoun and In the Field Ministries July 20, 2011

We enjoyed our time with Kimberly Calhoun of In the Field Ministries!  www.inthefieldministries.org ITFM was formed in 2003 as a 501(c)(3) Tax Deductible Charitable Organization 20-0505188, for the purpose of providing engineering support for existing organizations with a demonstrated need. We have been busy with water purification projects, providing drilled wells, building leaders housing, & entire schools as well as special one on one class projects such as providing school supplies and families in need with goats.

Dayna Reid July 13, 2001 on Walk the Talk with Kim

My beautiful friend, Dayna Reid joins us to talk about creating the perfect ceremony.  She is a wedding officiant and author of a new book, Sacred Ceremony: Create and Officiate Personalized Wedding Ceremonies.  Dayna left the corporate IT Director world to live her passion.  We talked about the road and I shared some tips on how you can reconcile what you want and what you should do.  Dayna's book is a MUST HAVE for anyone planning a wedding.  It makes a perfect engagment party, or bridal shower gift!  TO order, go to: http://www.sacredceremonybook.com/

Cori Kauk/Issaquah Food Bank July 6th, 2011

Cori Kauk, the new Executive Director of the Issaquah Food and Clothing Bank stopped by and we had a marvelous conversation about helping the community. We also talked about what she is learning about community leadership and what she would pass along to others that might consider this role. Her biggest lesson? Engage the community and form partnerships. RIGHT ON!! For more information on the Issaquah Food and Clothing Bank: http://issaquahfoodbank.org Phone & Email 425.392.4123 phone 425.392.5836 fax issaquahfood@aol.com Hours Business office hours: M-F, 8am-4pm Food & Clothing Bank hours: T,W,Th 10am-1pm 1st and 3rd Tuesdays: 5-7pm Address Issaquah Food & Clothing Bank 179 1st Ave SE, Issaquah, WA 98027

Ed and Connie Lincoln pt 2 June 29, 2011

Entrepreneurs, philanthropist, author and Seattle legend, Ed Lincoln joined us again with his wife and business partner Connie to talk about Ed's book and the iThemba organization. He shared funny stories and life lessons in business, including stories of the Pink Toe Truck!. Connie talked about the organization, iThemba that focuses on orphans of HIV/AIDS.  Here is the info: www.ithembakids.org Buy Ed's book, Life through the Rearview Mirror (I HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT!) http://www.borders.com/online/store/TitleDetail?sku=1935359541.

Tour de Peaks Commercial

Here is the commercial for the Tour de Peaks, a wonderful opportunity for you bike riders to come enjoy the Snoqualmie Valley for a Great Cause!!  

SUNDAY, AUGUST 14, 2011

Register on or before 7/18/11 and Purchase a “Tour de Peaks Wickify Tech Shirt” for only $16

Snoqualmie Valley Hospital Tour de Peaks Presented by the Snoqualmie Valley Chamber of Commerce

Come enjoy the beauty of the Snoqualmie Valley! Tour de Peaks winds cyclists, along some of the most spectacular scenic roads in the State of Washington.

Whether you choose the 25 mile Intermediate, 50 mile Half-Century or full the 100 mile Century Route, you will experience meandering country roads, river and mountain views, Historic small towns, great rest stops, cycling comradely and the FESTIVAL at MT SI at the finish!

You will start your day with a Beautiful Scenic Ride and end the ride with time in the day left for Live Music, a Beer Garden & The Festival to Celebrate a Great Day of Riding

3 Fully Supported Road Rides

• 100 mile Century – entire Valley, including Duvall
• 50 miles – Country roads, including Carnation
• 25 miles- close up views of Mt Si

Early registration, 7/18/11: ages 13 and up $25.00 Registration after 7/18/11: ages 13 and up $35.00

To register for this event click here.

Ed and Connie Lincoln June 14, 2011

Entrepreneurs, philanthropist, author and Seattle legend, Ed Lincoln joined us today with his wife and business partner Connie to talk about Ed's book and the iThemba organization. He shared funny stories and life lessons in business, including stories of the Pink Toe Truck!.  Some take aways for me were to not over look the nickles and washers, as well as "buy dirt".  Connie talked about the organization, iThemba that focuses on orphans of HIV/AIDS.  We will talk more about this organization in a later show.  In the meantime, here is the info: www.ithembakids.org Buy Ed's book, Life through the Rearview Mirror (I HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT!) http://www.borders.com/online/store/TitleDetail?sku=1935359541.

Tina Laguna/Rancho Laguna and Joy Stephens of o2Joy June 8, 2011

Tina Laguna of Rancho Laguna Equine Rescue and Joy Stephens of o2Joy joined the Walk the Talk with Kim show to learn about what you need to know when setting up a non-profit.  If you want to help sponsor a rescued horse at Rancho Laguna, or even come and visit and hang with the horses, go to: http://www.rancholaguna.com/   Tuesdays and Thursdays are free horsemanship class days! Joy Stephens and o2Joy are experts in setting up nonprofits and fine-tuning your non-profit.  http://www.o2joyent.com/workshops

Join us on Wednesday June 22, 2011 from 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at 2100 Building, 2100 24th Avenue South, Seattle, WA 98144.

Starting and Sustaining a Nonprofit

Comprehensive nuts & bolts five-hour workshop

Can you imagine a community without the March of Dimes, Big Brothers/Big Sisters, Red Cross? The nonprofit sector plays a key role transforming lives and making a significant impact on the U.S. society. If you’ve ever dreamed of starting your own nonprofit take advantage of this opportunity to turn that dream into a reality.

Topics include:

•  Legal formation of a nonprofit
• Applying for tax exempt status
• Accounting requirements
• Taxation rules
• Fundraising & marketing
• Roles & responsibilities of the Board
• Communications & publicity 

This interactive and information-packed five hour workshop is presented by subject matter experts from prestigious service providers in the area. Learn how to set up, grow and sustain your nonprofit.

Join us on Wednesday June 22, 2011 from 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at 2100 Building, 2100 24th Avenue South, Seattle, WA 98144.

Fee is $75 and includes resources, handouts and copies of the presentations. Complimentary snacks and refreshments will be provided. Street parking is free.  Any questions? Call Joy at (425) 653-1575 or joy@o2joyent.com