Liz Scott's 4 year-old daughter Alex was fighting neuroblastoma cancer and yet Alex decided to host a lemonade stand to raise money for childhood cancer research. From her first stand that raised $2,000 to raising $1 million by the time she died at age 8, Alex inspired a movement that has raised $350 million, with a literal Army of Normal Folks hosting lemonade stands for Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation. 

 

Liz Scott's 4 year-old daughter Alex was fighting neuroblastoma cancer and yet Alex decided to host a lemonade stand to raise money for childhood cancer research. From her first stand that raised $2,000 to raising $1 million by the time she died at age 8, Alex inspired a movement that has raised $350 million, with a literal Army of Normal Folks hosting lemonade stands for Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation.&nbsp;
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Our country’s problems will never be solved by a bunch of fancy people in nice suits talking big words on CNN and Fox, but by An Army of Normal Folks just deciding “hey, I can help.” Hosted by Coach Bill Courtney from the Oscar-winning Undefeated, this podcast is building the Army and celebrating its extraordinary members. New episodes are released every Tuesday. 

Our country’s problems will never be solved by a bunch of fancy people in nice suits talking big words on CNN and Fox, but by An Army of Normal Folks just deciding “hey, I can help.” Hosted by Coach Bill Courtney from the Oscar-winning Undefeated, this podcast is building the Army and celebrating its extraordinary members. New episodes are released every Tuesday.

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Liz Scott: The Lemonade Stand That Inspired A Movement (Pt 1)

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What if many food pantries (and other types of nonprofits) are solving the wrong problem? This week on Shop Talk, Birch Community Services reveals a radically different model that helps families escape financial instability — and offers lessons that could reshape how you think about service, dignity, and what it actually takes to help people flourish.

What if many food pantries (and other types of nonprofits)&nbsp;are solving the wrong problem? This week on&nbsp;Shop Talk, Birch Community Services reveals a radically different model that helps families escape financial instability &mdash; and offers lessons that could reshape how you think about service, dignity, and what it actually takes to help people flourish.

They Came For Food. They Left With Financial Freedom

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Unannounced, Robert Beeson's ex-wife abandoned him and their 3 young daughters one morning. In this important episode, he vulnerably shares why single parents suffer in silence and how there were almost no resources available to 14 million fellow Americans in his position. 

So Robert did what every member of Army of Normal Folks does—he saw a need and he’s filling it. Today, his nonprofit “Solo Parent” has support groups in 18 states, on Army bases, worldwide virtually, a podcast, and they’ve impacted 220,000 families so far! 

You will learn about an incredible resource that either you need, or someone you know needs. Because we all know Solo Parents.

Unannounced, Robert Beeson's ex-wife abandoned him and their 3 young daughters one morning. In this important episode, he vulnerably shares why single parents suffer in silence and how there were almost no resources available to 14 million fellow Americans in his position.&nbsp;
So Robert did what every member of Army of Normal Folks does&mdash;he saw a need and he&rsquo;s filling it. Today, his nonprofit &ldquo;Solo Parent&rdquo; has support groups in 18 states, on Army bases, worldwide virtually, a podcast, and they&rsquo;ve impacted 220,000 families so far!&nbsp;
You will learn about an incredible resource that either you need, or someone you know needs. Because we all know Solo Parents.

The Hidden Crisis Facing 14 Million Single Parent Families (Pt 1)

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Unannounced, Robert Beeson's ex-wife abandoned him and their 3 young daughters one morning. In this important episode, he vulnerably shares why single parents suffer in silence and how there were almost no resources available to 14 million fellow Americans in his position. 

So Robert did what every member of Army of Normal Folks does—he saw a need and he’s filling it. Today, his nonprofit “Solo Parent” has support groups in 18 states, on Army bases, worldwide virtually, a podcast, and they’ve impacted 220,000 families so far! 

You will learn about an incredible resource that either you need, or someone you know needs. Because we all know Solo Parents. 

Unannounced, Robert Beeson's ex-wife abandoned him and their 3 young daughters one morning. In this important episode, he vulnerably shares why single parents suffer in silence and how there were almost no resources available to 14 million fellow Americans in his position.&nbsp;
So Robert did what every member of Army of Normal Folks does&mdash;he saw a need and he&rsquo;s filling it. Today, his nonprofit &ldquo;Solo Parent&rdquo; has support groups in 18 states, on Army bases, worldwide virtually, a podcast, and they&rsquo;ve impacted 220,000 families so far!&nbsp;
You will learn about an incredible resource that either you need, or someone you know needs. Because we all know Solo Parents.&nbsp;

The Hidden Crisis Facing 14 Million Single Parent Families (Pt 2)

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Liz Scott: The Lemonade Stand That Inspired A Movement (Pt 1)

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