It's time to Bid 4 the Buildings, and Executive Director Cynthia Beeman joins the show to discuss not only the importance of preserving architectural history, but what essential community programs are offered inside of each. Beeman runs Susquehanna County Interfaith, which provides various crisis programs throughout the area they service -  like education, utility assistance and more. They also operate 3 thrift boutiques which help fund the programs. Bid for the Buildings will take place April 26th at 6pm inside the Montrose Interfaith location and include food, a silent auction and more. You can learn more about the services provided as well as upcoming events by visiting www.interfaithsc.org

Then Our Brother's Keeper founder Katrina Gentner joins the show to discuss why she created the recovery-based nonprofit as well as her efforts to not only educate the community on addiction but aid anyone seeking recovery. Gentner lost her brother, Chris, to an overdose in 2022 and decided to form the nonprofit in his honor, and is in recovery herself!  Aside from rendering aid to anyone seeking help entering into treatment she gathers gifts to take to local recovery centers in December. Gifts are donated to parents in the facility so they can wrap and send them to their children during the holiday season. The group also hosts an annual education event which will take place May 25th in Exeter. They will also host a Strike Out Addiction bowling fundraiser at Modern Lanes in Exeter on April 27th. Keep up to date by following My Brothers Keeper on Facebook.