Generous Girl

For our 40th episode, we have a captivating conversation with Aimee Minnich, co-founder of the Impact Foundation. In this episode, host Kim Moeller and Aimee dive deep into Impact Investing, exploring how charitable dollars can be transformed into world-changing investments. Aimee shares her journey from law school to Impact investing, challenges balancing motherhood and career, and insights into faith-driven philanthropy. They discuss personal stories, generosity's importance, and strategic investments' global influence. Take advantage of this episode packed with wisdom, inspiration, and actionable insights on making your finances work for the greater good. Tune in and be part of the conversation on turning generosity into lasting impact! Guests Recommendations: www.impactfoundation.org womendoingwell.org The Genius of Genourisity - Chip Ingram  Practicing the Way by John Mark Comer Psalm 46:10 Outline: (00:02) Charitable impact through Impact Foundation's work. (05:24) Investing for impact and aligning with values. (08:40) Donor funds can be invested for impact. (12:43) Films resonate; hard to watch TV with family. (14:51) Donor-advised funds empower value-aligned investments efficiently. (17:28) Creating music's journey parallels impactful career stories. (21:38) Living generously reveals God's glory and purpose. (24:15) Life paths are unique, adapting to circumstances. (29:16) Running training mirrors overcoming life's adversities. (30:54) Training for Camino: body's adaptation amazes me. (35:19) Generosity encompasses more than just financial giving. (38:19) Conferences need gender diversity for balanced perspectives.   About the Guest:  Aimee Minnich is a pioneer in the field of impact investing, a term that has been formally defined since 2006. This concept involves intentionally placing capital to achieve measurable social and environmental outcomes alongside financial returns. At the Impact Foundation, where Aimee plays a key role, the mission extends further to include striving for spiritual good. Under her guidance, the foundation focuses on making investments that not only screen for negative factors but also proactively seek positive, holistic impacts. Aimee's work embodies the belief that humans are spiritual beings destined for eternity, and thus, her investment strategies are designed to foster a comprehensive form of good in the world. About The Host:  Kim Moeller is a generosity coach with the National Christian Foundation in San Diego. She is always on the lookout for the people living a generous life – in the areas of faith, family, fitness, finances, and friendships. Her career has been in financial services and business development, as well as as a women’s event speaker, teaching leader, and professional life coach. Kim loves to bring transparency, depth, humor, and real-life stories to encourage significance in others. She is a connector who loves connecting women with the other women they need to know and sharing fun bargain ideas and the latest hottest tips. She loves being a wife, mom of four grown children (three girls and a boy), and a yellow lab named Rey.  Learn more, listen, and subscribe at www.generousgirl.com

Jill Johnson is interviewed by Kim Moeller. Welcome to Generous Girl with Kim Moeller, and in this episode we have an inspiring conversation with Jill Johnson. From her beginnings as an electrical engineer to becoming a mother of four and an inner-city school teacher, Jill’s journey is a testament to perseverance, faith, and boundless generosity. She shares how she’s turned personal challenges into opportunities to give, using strategies like Required Minimum Distributions and Qualified Charitable Distributions to maximize her impact. We’ll also explore her involvement with "Women Doing Well" and hear powerful stories of community support, including her church’s efforts to assist a struggling single mother during the pandemic. Sit back and be inspired by Jill Johnson’s story of thoughtful and transformational giving! Guests Recommendations: https://womendoingwell.org/ Unafraid by Francine Rivers Richard J. Foster, Freedom of Simplicity, Learning Humility. Philippians - 4:11 The Mark of the Lion by Francine Rivers Outline: (00:02) Meet Jill Johnson, an inspiring engineer and teacher. (03:50) Parents modeled generosity and strong Christian values. (09:21) Planning: Surprise at large IRA's RMD taxes. (10:14) IRA withdrawals are required after age 74. (15:47) Adviser's strategies maximize giving and receiving efficiently. (18:37) Crystal aids struggling mother, community lends support. (21:14) Inspiring hope through overcoming challenges and generosity. (24:54) 401(k) matches offer valuable, often-missed benefits. (27:54) Finding affordable financial advisors is often challenging. (34:07) Wallet stolen, found empty wallets in trash. About the Guest:  Jill Johnson grew up in a challenging environment as the middle child of six in an alcoholic family with financial struggles. Her mother worked as a secretary, and her father was a truck driver, making ends meet difficult. Despite the hardships, Jill’s resourceful spirit shone through during times like Christmas. The family couldn't afford a tree, so they relied on school trees that were offered to families without one or waited until Christmas Eve to take advantage of giveaways. These experiences shaped Jill into a resilient and resourceful individual, capable of finding hope and joy amidst adversity. About The Host:  Kim Moeller is a generosity coach with the National Christian Foundation in San Diego. She is always on the lookout for the people who are living a generous life – in the areas of faith, family, fitness, finances, and friendships. Her career has been in financial services and business development, as well as serving as a women’s event speaker, teaching leader, and professional life coach. Kim loves to bring transparency, depth, humor, and real-life stories to encourage significance in others. She is a connector who loves connecting women with the other women they need to know and sharing fun bargain ideas and the latest hottest tips. She loves being a wife, mom of four grown children (three girls and a boy), and a yellow lab named Rey.  Learn more, listen, and subscribe at www.generousgirl.com

In today's episode, hosted by Kim Moeller, we continue our exploration of passion and purpose with Sandy Swider, a strategic advisor, facilitator, and coach. Sandy delves into how passions evolve and are nurtured through a supportive community, as seen in the work of "Women Doing Well." Join us as Sandy shares her heartfelt decision to move back home to care for her aging parents, influenced by divine guidance and intergenerational insights. Discover her journey of shifting from a corporate career to coaching, guided by her purpose statement, "revealing treasure." We also explore the impact of saying "yes" to new opportunities and the power of real, vulnerable conversations. Tune in for an episode filled with inspiring stories, valuable insights, and encouragement to generously find and live out your passions. Let's get started! Guests Recommendations: womendoingwell.org sandy@swiderco.com Movie - Jim Carrey - Yes Man Philippians 4:8 TJ Maxx store Chick Fil A's Foundation nonprofit winshape.org homegoods.com traderjoes.com/home Outline: (00:02) Exploring passions with guest Sandy Swider today. (04:32) Supporting women through various life stages together. (08:03) Curriculum promotes self-discovery and generosity in the community. (12:12) Shifted from a corporate career to coaching spiritually. (14:06) Coach Bob Durfee helped uncover true self-sufficiency. (17:45) Loved Special Olympics, YMCA job, then busy. (20:56) Join Women Doing Well, online or in person. (22:50) Liberating greatness for one's beautiful, full life. (27:22) Balancing her desire to stay amid winter challenges. (30:05) Life's role reversal: caring roles switch with time. (34:25) Focus on family, friends, finances, and generosity. (36:27) WindShape excels; challenging to convince people to go. (40:31) Inspired by your story, wishing you continued success. About the Guest:  Sandy Swider's journey is a testament to the power of community and the transformative potential of simple invitations. Introduced to the "Women Doing Well" ministry by a client-turned-dear-friend, Sandy discovered a vibrant community that profoundly inspired and encouraged her. Her story highlights how even the smallest gestures can lead to significant personal growth and meaningful connections. About The Host:  Kim Moeller is a generosity coach with the National Christian Foundation in San Diego. She is always on the lookout for the people who are living a generous life – in the areas of faith, family, fitness, finances, and friendships. Her career has been in financial services and business development, as well as serving as a women’s event speaker, teaching leader, and professional life coach. Kim loves to bring transparency, depth, humor, and real-life stories to encourage significance in others. She is a connector who loves connecting women with the other women they need to know and sharing fun bargain ideas and the latest hottest tips. She loves being a wife, mom of four grown children (three girls and a boy), and a yellow lab named Rey.  Learn more, listen, and subscribe at www.generousgirl.com

Terri Matthews is interviewed by Kim Moeller. Terri shares her incredible journey from humble beginnings to becoming a successful entrepreneur and philanthropist, highlighting the vital importance of humility, service, and faith. She discusses her early entrepreneurial ventures, like selling frozen Kool-Aid cups, and how these experiences equipped her with essential business skills. Terri reflects on the impact of generosity and her passion for causes like homelessness and mentoring women and offers practical tips on grocery shopping and supporting small businesses. Terri’s story is one of resilience and faith, beautifully illustrating how God uses adversities to elevate and shape us. Join us for this inspiring conversation, and stay tuned for the next part of our three-part series, where we’ll feature Sandy Swider discussing passions. Subscribe, and let's embark on this empowering journey together! Guests Recommendations: Mark 10:45 The Gift of Influence - Tom Spalding https://womendoingwell.org/team/ Tara Lee Cobble, the Bible Recap (youtube.com/c/TheBibleRecap) Philippians 2:3-4 https://www.ncfgiving.com/ Outline: (00:02) Purpose: Pointing people to Jesus using specific gifts. (05:43) Tell your unique journey shaped by life experiences. (07:58) Adversity builds faith, trust, and boldness in God. (10:41) Serve others in humility, exemplifying Biblical teachings. (14:32) Adversity fostered strength, leading to diverse successes. (17:09) Early experiences shaped my drive for difference. (23:36) I help organizations see and overcome challenges. (25:55) Investing involves money, infrastructure, legacy, and faith. (30:17) Facilitating and stewarding gifts for church and organizations. (32:38) God wants our hearts, not worldly control. (34:55) Align gifts with God's purpose and ignore the enemy. (39:46) Aspire to serve like Jesus selflessly. (41:21) Supporting local, exploring purpose, family, and faith. About the Guest:  Terri Matthews is a passionate advocate for living a purpose-driven life grounded in faith. She strongly believes that each individual's ultimate mission is to point others toward Jesus Christ, so she emphasizes the importance of aligning one's identity with the divine calling. Terri holds that God uniquely designed everyone with a specific reason and purpose, as affirmed by the scripture, "For I knew you before you were in your mother's womb." Through her teachings, she encourages others to explore and fulfill their God-given roles, thereby discovering the true essence of their existence. About The Host:  Kim Moeller is a generosity coach with the National Christian Foundation in San Diego. She is always on the lookout for the people who are living a generous life – in the areas of faith, family, fitness, finances, and friendships. Her career has been in financial services and business development, as well as serving as a women’s event speaker, teaching leader, and professional life coach. Kim loves to bring transparency, depth, humor, and real-life stories to encourage significance in others. She is a connector who loves connecting women with the other women they need to know and sharing fun bargain ideas and the latest hottest tips. She loves being a wife, mom of four grown children (three girls and a boy), and a yellow lab named Rey.  Learn more, listen, and subscribe at www.generousgirl.com

Kay Warren is interviewed by Kim Moeller. Co-founder of Saddleback Church and a passionate advocate for mental health and vulnerable children. Kay shares her journey from personal tragedy to impactful ministry, diving into her spiritual roots, her advocacy work, and the deep commitment to generosity that shapes her life. Join us as we explore Kay’s heartfelt advice on navigating uncertainties, the power of spiritual preparedness, and the joy found in giving. Discover how simple acts of generosity can make a profound difference and how to live a life deeply anchored in faith and love. You won't want to miss this conversation filled with hope, wisdom, and inspiration. Stay tuned! Guests Recommendations: Saddleback Church https://hope4mentalhealth.com/ https://kaywarren.com/breatheretreats/ Philippians 4 -13 Act 17:26 Jeremiah 17:5-8 Northern Spy by Flynn Berry The Only Necessary Thing - Henri Nouwen www.smartandfinal.com Outline: (00:03) Transparent teaching inspired next-step courage and authenticity. (06:03) Encouraged pastors' wives, wrote books and helped orphans. (09:35) Depression led to suicide and profoundly changed life. (11:54) God's plans unfold through our life experiences. (13:53) The Ministry saves lives through AI, God, and humans. (18:22) Embrace life as a precious gift daily. (20:22) Control what I can; leave the rest. (24:58) Out of control; focus on meaningful actions. (26:44) Decision point: choose God's way, live generously. (30:08) The kindness of strangers can inspire change. (33:23) Seeking life's purpose without unnecessary burdens. (38:45) Support communities, promote mental health, and fund treatment. (41:25) Loved Northern Spy; inspired by Henry Nouwen. (43:48) Prayer for struggling women to trust God's timing. (46:19) Join the Generous Girl podcast, biweekly releases. About the Guest:  Kay Warren co-founded Saddleback Church with her husband Rick in 1980, serving until Rick’s retirement in 2022. After the loss of their son Matthew, who struggled with mental illness, Kay launched Saddleback’s Hope for Mental Health Initiative to support those affected by mental health issues and suicide. In 2019, she founded BREATHE, a ministry providing respite retreats and support for parents of children with serious mental illness. Kay has been active in suicide prevention efforts and has authored several books, including Sacred Privilege and Choose Joy. She has three children and five grandchildren. Kay Warren, born into a pastor's family, knows the life of ministry deeply and personally. Growing up as a pastor's kid, she later married a pastor, making her life's journey intrinsically tied to the church. This unique experience fostered a profound empathy and camaraderie with other pastors' wives, driving her to support and connect with women sharing her path. This area of focus has significantly shaped Kay's life, marking her as a compassionate advocate within the ministry community. About The Host:  Kim Moeller is a generosity coach with the National Christian Foundation in San Diego. She is always on the lookout for the people who are living a generous life – in the areas of faith, family, fitness, finances, and friendships. Her career has been in financial services and business development, as well as serving as a women’s event speaker, teaching leader, and professional life coach. Kim loves to bring transparency, depth, humor, and real-life stories to encourage significance in others. She is a connector who loves connecting women with the other women they need to know and sharing fun bargain ideas and the latest hottest tips. She loves being a wife, mom of four grown children (three girls and a boy), and a yellow lab named Rey.  Learn more, listen, and subscribe at www.generousgirl.com

In today's episode, we dive into the inspiring journey of Cindy Bond, founder and CEO of Mission Pictures International. Cindy is a "media missionary" who has dedicated her life to creating faith-based films that inspire and uplift audiences worldwide. From overcoming significant funding challenges to producing hits like "I Can Only Imagine" and "Redeeming Love," Cindy's story is a testament to faith, perseverance, and the power of storytelling. She'll share her experiences, divine inspirations, and insights on supporting more women in the media industry. Stay tuned for an episode that is sure to encourage and motivate you. Let's get started! Guests Recommendations: https://missionpictures.com/about/ https://www.wmeagency.com/ https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0139394/ https://www.imdb.com/title/tt11365186/ Matthew 6:33 John 3:16 Outline: (00:03) Faith in God and love for movies. (03:10) Journey of aspiration, meeting influential industry people. (07:53) Christian novel's film rights deal at Paramount. (10:55) Founded Providence Entertainment, the first Christian distribution company. (13:55) Animated Bible film sells globally, except in Israel. (16:47) UCLA is central to media influence and spirituality. (19:59) Chose "I Can Only Imagine" for movie adaptation. (25:27) Our movie defied Hollywood projections with $17M. (27:44) Overcame severe health and business challenges with faith. (31:50) Praised humility and generosity at the Dream Center luncheon. (32:33) Auction for Dream Center: Donors receive donated purses. (38:32) Inspirational closing remarks and interview conclusion. (40:10) A Single Mexican mother survives and raises six children. About the Guest:  Cindy Bond grew up under the loving care of her grandparents, whose strong Christian beliefs deeply influenced her. Her grandmother, a movie enthusiast, spent countless hours with Cindy watching epic Bible films like "The 10 Commandments," "Ben Hur," and "The Robe," and always had Christian television on. Coming from a broken home, Cindy found solace and inspiration in these movies, which instilled in her a sense of boundless hope and faith. A committed Christian since childhood, Cindy's faith was solidified when she came forward at a Billy Graham crusade at the age of seven. Her upbringing and love for inspirational films have profoundly shaped her life's journey. About The Host:  Kim Moeller is a generosity coach with the National Christian Foundation in San Diego. She is always on the lookout for the people who are living a generous life – in the areas of faith, family, fitness, finances, and friendships. Her career has been in financial services and business development, as well as serving as a women’s event speaker, teaching leader, and professional life coach. Kim loves to bring transparency, depth, humor, and real-life stories to encourage significance in others. She is a connector who loves connecting women with the other women they need to know and sharing fun bargain ideas and the latest hottest tips. She loves being a wife, mom of four grown children (three girls and a boy), and a yellow lab named Rey.    Learn more, listen, and subscribe at www.generousgirl.com

Dr. Alicia De Hoz & Karen Vergara are interviewed by Kim Moeller. Welcome to the Generous Girl podcast! In today's episode, host Kim Moeller invites Dr. Alicia De Hoz and Karen Vergara to share their inspiring stories of faith, generosity, and community involvement. Karen opens up about her healing journey, the power of spiritual faith, and her personal experience with raising a deaf child. Meanwhile, Dr. Alicia De Hoz delves into the impact of generosity on mental health and the challenges of funding in her organization. Together, they discuss the importance of family unity, the influence of Latina women, and the transformational power of generosity. Join us as we explore their incredible journeys and the profound insights they have to offer.   Guests Recommendations: Isaiah 40:29The Warrior of Eden by Beth Guckenbergerback2back.orgRiver Dwellers - Rob Reimer Outline: (00:00) The Generous Girl podcast welcomes a unique guest duo. (04:11) Promoting family programs in Latino communities through research. (08:06) Affiliate partnerships, COVID shift, family focus. (10:26) Creating a family retreat centered around generosity. (15:56) Questioning wealth leads to a transformative mindset. (18:04) Alicia shares generous financial and family insights. (20:14) Vision statement influenced thoughtful, intentional life choices. (23:42) Generosity is reflected in the powerful video about parenting. (29:22) Community support and financial guidance are essential. (31:01) Family Bridges: Taking psychology out into communities. (34:54) Challenging decisions, COVID, and divine provision. (39:03) Passionate belief in generosity and God's comfort. (40:49) Couple called to Bible translation, focus on disability. (44:33) Finding beauty and growth in life's challenges. (49:07) Deeply loving and trusting the Holy Spirit. (49:51) Love books, spend effortlessly, thriftbooks, Amazon savings.

Laurie Farquhar & Beth Popadic are interviewed by Kim Moeller. Welcome to Generous Girl, where we explore the transformative power of generosity and community. In today's episode, our host, Kim Moeller, invites guests Laurie Farquhar and Beth Popadic to share their experiences with giving circles and the impact of Women Doing Well retreats. These incredible women discuss the role of faith, family, finance, fitness, and friendship in their journey toward generosity, emphasizing the importance of building a community that challenges them to be generous in all aspects of life. From managing the money for the Giving Circle to organizing gatherings and celebrations, Laurie and Beth highlight the collective impact of giving circles and the vital role of NCF in supporting and facilitating their efforts. Join us as we delve into the power of generosity, faith, and community in today's episode. Guests Recommendations: strikeforce421.orgstrikeforce297.orgseedssandiego.org/about-uswww.ncfgiving.comsavethestorks.commchapusa.com/our-leadership/The Happy Intercessor by Benny Johnson2 Chronicles 16:9Lead with Prayer: The Spiritual Habits of World-Changing Leaders by Ryan Skoog,Peter Greer, Cameron DoolittlePsalm 16:7 Outline: (00:03) Inviting guests to discuss women's giving circles. (03:50) Celebrating semifinalists, site visits, and community building. (07:19) Get started with philanthropy and join like-minded women. (10:12) Reevaluating priorities after a successful corporate career and divorce. (13:36) Highlighting God's redemption and finding beauty. (17:45) Parent shares the transformative journey of faith and growth. (21:39) Initiating women-focused organizations promoting purpose and generosity. (25:52) Women's events promote generosity and call to action. (26:37) Online women's initiative reduced to 4 weeks. (29:45) Women are gaining financial importance in family decisions. (36:04) Repeated verse brings wisdom and clear direction. (37:53) Encouragement to build prayer life through books. About the Guest:  Laurie Farquhar is a passionate advocate for the power of giving circles. She believes in leveraging the impact of a group of people coming together to give back to the community. With a minimum donation of $1,000, Laurie's giving circle makes a significant impact by pooling resources and deciding as a group where to grant the money each year. By working together, they are able to give much larger and more impactful gifts than they could individually. Laurie is dedicated to making a difference and empowering others to join forces in giving back. Beth Popadic is a dedicated and passionate individual who co-founded a non-profit organization that held its first event in October as an introduction to potential members. In February, the organization showcased its three finalists and hosted a gathering for women, husbands, and various other attendees. Finally, in April, they celebrated their success, having raised nearly $70,000. Beth's hard work and determination have contributed to the success and growth of the organization. About The Host:  Kim Moeller is a generosity coach with the National Christian Foundation in San Diego. She is always on the lookout for the people who are living a generous life – in the areas of faith, family, fitness, finances, and friendships. Her career has been in financial services and business development, as well as serving as a women’s event speaker, teaching leader, and professional life coach. Kim loves to bring transparency, depth, humor, and real-life stories to encourage significance in others. She is a connector who loves connecting women with the other women they need to know and sharing fun bargain ideas and the latest hottest tips. She loves being a wife, mom of four grown children (three girls and a boy), and a yellow lab named Rey.  Learn more, listen, and subscribe at www.generousgirl.com

Angela Correll is interviewed by Kim Moeller in this episode about embracing adversity. Welcome back to another episode of Generous Girl! In today's episode, host Kim Moeller and special guest Angela Correll take us on a journey filled with heartwarming stories, poignant reflections, and insights on personal growth and restoration. From discussing the challenges of dealing with adversity to the transformative power of embracing generosity in business and faith, this episode explores the interconnectedness of the world and the opportunities for generosity and hospitality. Angela Correll, the author of "Restored in Tuscany," shares her experiences of finding love in an Italian village, renovating a special house, and the deep longing for a perfect place. Kim and Angela also share their experiences of learning new languages and express compassion for those who do so. Join us for a conversation that delves into themes of faith, friendship, grief, and the delicate balance between joy and sadness.   Guests Recommendations: Restored in Tuscany: a true story of facing loss by Angela Correllkentuckysoapsandsuch.comGranted (May Hollow Trilogy)Guarded (May Hollow Trilogy)Grounded (May Hollow Trilogy)Jeremiah 29:11God is a hiding place - Corrie ten BoomDe'Longhi La Specialista Espresso Machine Outline: (00:04) Generosity is core to hospitality's importance. (05:02) Kentucky roots, blended family, and generosity journey. (09:46) Fiction writer finds home in horse stables. (13:03) Surprising journey leads to church plant support. (16:21) Excitement of travel, seeking Eden, life's balance. (18:35) Excitedly shared a phone number, then disconnected. (22:46) Overwhelmed with the renovation and personal reflection. (27:52) Honor the Lord by taking time off. (31:49) Passionate about overseas ministry and travel experiences. (32:53) Ethiopian food, coffee, and Italian influence abroad. (37:39) Struggling with language led to staying longer. (40:50) Global connectivity through technology creates interconnectedness. 43:55 Kentucky Italian speaker appreciates good coffee, gratitude. About the Guest:  Angela Correll is a passionate advocate of hospitality and generosity. She believes that true hospitality is rooted in the generosity of the host, as it involves sacrificing time, resources, and effort for the well-being of others. Having experienced the warmth of hospitality herself, Angela has made it her mission to spread the importance of generosity and hospitality in building strong and meaningful relationships. She sees generosity as the core of hospitality and believes that the two are intertwined and essential for creating a welcoming and caring environment for others. Angela's dedication to these values has shaped her into a advocate for the importance of both generosity and hospitality in everyday life. About The Host:  Kim Moeller is a generosity coach with the National Christian Foundation in San Diego. She is always on the lookout for the people who are living a generous life – in the areas of faith, family, fitness, finances, and friendships. Her career has been in financial services and business development, as well as serving as a women’s event speaker, teaching leader, and professional life coach. Kim loves to bring transparency, depth, humor, and real-life stories to encourage significance in others. She is a connector who loves connecting women with the other women they need to know and sharing fun bargain ideas and the latest hottest tips. She loves being a wife, mom of four grown children (three girls and a boy), and a yellow lab named Rey.  Learn more, listen, and subscribe at www.generousgirl.com

Jackie Castelli is interviewed by Kim Moeller in this episode about friendship, water, and faith. Welcome to this episode of Generous Girl, where we delve into resilience, compassion, and empowerment stories. In today's episode, our host, Kim Moeller, sits down with the inspiring Jackie Castelli, a dedicated advocate for clean water access in marginalized communities across the 10:40 window. Jackie shares her personal journey of overcoming rejection, finding purpose in empowering others, and the impact of genuine friendships on her life. Together, they explore the importance of seeing and acknowledging those who feel unseen, the significance of empowering local leaders, and the transformative power of love and friendship. Join us as we dive into a conversation that embodies hope, empathy, and the relentless pursuit of making a positive impact in the world. Guests Recommendations neverthirstwater.org worldvision.org Return to Love by Marianne Williamson Isaiah 46:4 Outline (00:05) Fifteen years in the humanitarian sector, unfamiliar with the 10:40 window, served with World Vision and saw poverty in Mexico and Africa.(06:25) Water crisis takes lives, but it's solvable.(07:29) Spreading Jesus' message to those in need.(12:01) Solving water crisis, activating passions, making change.(15:57) Connecting with a pastor; activating others for the mission.(17:33) Empathy, empowerment, and equipping pastors in need.(22:58) Reconnecting with old friends, valuing relationships.(25:19) Learning from rejection and loss, seeking self-love.(28:13) Finding voice, community, and friendships in faith.(33:23) Empathy grew from personal struggle and outreach.(37:34) Activate ministry to meet Jesus through authenticity.(41:54) Embracing responsibility for balanced growth and wellness.(43:44) Gratitude for the journey, empathy for the unseen.(46:37) Love versus ego, identifying the holy spirit within.(49:14) Find support, don't give up, keep searching. About the Guest  Jackie Castelli has dedicated the past 15 years to humanitarian work, focusing on the 10:40 window - an area encompassing Northern Africa, the Middle East, and parts of Asia. Before her current role with Neverthirst, Jackie worked with World Vision, where she led their artist channel, partnering with musicians, authors, and athletes to raise funds for those in need. Her work has allowed her to see poverty in various countries, and she is committed to making a difference in the lives of those she serves. About The Host   Kim Moeller is a generosity coach with the National Christian Foundation in San Diego. She is always on the lookout for the people who are living a generous life – in the areas of faith, family, fitness, finances, and friendships. Her career has been in financial services and business development, as well as serving as a women’s event speaker, teaching leader, and professional life coach. Kim loves to bring transparency, depth, humor, and real-life stories to encourage significance in others. She is a connector who loves connecting women with the other women they need to know and sharing fun bargain ideas and the latest hottest tips. She loves being a wife, mom of four grown children (three girls and a boy), and a yellow lab named Rey.  Learn more, listen, and subscribe at www.generousgirl.com

Special guest Kate Gardner chats with Kim Moeller. Welcome to the Generous Girl podcast! In this episode, our host, Kim Moeller, and guest, Kate Gardner, share a heartfelt conversation focused on the five pillars of faith, family, fitness, finance, and friendship. Kate, a young professional passionate about stewardship and generosity, emphasizes the importance of prayer, deep relationships, and financial stewardship. Kate's story is an inspiring example of living a life of purpose and generosity, from her personal journey at Princeton to her commitment to supporting missionaries and nonprofits. Join us as we explore the powerful impact of faith, financial stewardship, and the joy of hospitality in this enriching conversation. Guests Recommendations: Jeremiah 29:13 John 3:16 Lead with Prayer: The Spiritual Habits of World-Changing Leaders - Ryan Skoog, Peter Greer, Cameron Doolittle Amazon Basics Outline: (00:03) Blessed by family legacy, faith, and abundance. (04:42) UCLA experience, strong Christian community, grateful legacy. (08:50) Family traveled internationally, kids emotionally impacted, transformative. (12:23) Focusing on faith, prayer, and community involvement. (14:52) Love holistic living, embodying, and relational giving. (16:42) Supporting missionaries through prayer and financial assistance. (21:49) Hiring experts for empowerment and financial management. (24:49) Friendship's importance in the modern world, seeking depth. (29:05) Successful events promoting generosity in Southern California. (32:12) Passionate about multi-generational stewardship and impact. (37:04) Using resources for personal and financial growth. (39:29) Striving to be the best version of ourselves. (43:23) Emphasizing key Bible verses and insights. (47:24) A Young person's wisdom and charity inspire others. (48:16) Grateful for the inspiring platform for women. About the Guest:  Kate Gardner comes from a strong legacy of faith, service, and abundance passed down from previous generations. With a strong sense of values instilled in her by her family, she entered college and, found a supportive Christian community, and strengthened her faith. When the financial legacy was passed down to her, she saw it as a gift from the Lord and a calling to use it for His purposes. Today, Kate continues to live a life of service and impact, guided by her faith and the values instilled in her by her family. About The Host:  Kim Moeller is a generosity coach with the National Christian Foundation in San Diego. She is always on the lookout for the people who are living a generous life – in the areas of faith, family, fitness, finances, and friendships. Her career has been in financial services and business development, as well as serving as a women’s event speaker, teaching leader, and professional life coach. Kim loves to bring transparency, depth, humor, and real-life stories to encourage significance in others. She is a connector who loves connecting women with the other women they need to know and sharing fun bargain ideas and the latest hottest tips. She loves being a wife, mom of four grown children (three girls and a boy), and a yellow lab named Rey.  Learn more, listen, and subscribe at www.generousgirl.com

Barbara Marsh is interviewed by Kim Moeller in this episode focusing on supporting charities, giving, and impactful real estate transactions. Welcome to the Generous Girl podcast! In today's episode, host Kim Moeller sits down with the incredible Barbara Marsh, who shares her inspiring journey of incorporating generosity into her real estate business with AARE. From her personal experiences with caring for her mother with Alzheimer's to her dedication to charitable giving, Barbara's story is one of resilience, compassion, and impact. Join us as we explore the power of generosity in real estate transactions, the importance of supporting organizations like the National Brain Tumor Society, and the joy of giving back through AARE's generous giving initiative. Tune in as Barbara and Kim dive deep into the heartwarming world of generosity and its transformative effects on individuals and communities. Guests Recommendations: aare.com habitat.org soles4souls.org alz.org braintumor.org Everyday Generosity - Drew Formsma and Brad Formsma Isaiah 26:3   Outline: (00:03) Podcast guest praises ethical real estate company. (05:49) Real estate transactions donating money to charity. (09:26) Joy of generosity, guiding donors to give. (11:44) The San Diego group aims to be generous. (13:22) Real estate model benefits from debt-free property. (17:07) Encouraging real estate agencies to adopt generous giving. (20:01) Independent woman diagnosed with Alzheimer's, facing challenges. (24:51) Daughter helps Alzheimer's-stricken dad recognize her. (27:46) National organization offers support and resources. (31:59) Family creates a foundation to bring joy to children. (33:54) Sad to leave supportive broker, choose charities. (38:34) Finding peace in chaos through faith and trust. (40:54) Gratitude for nature, admiration, and appreciation. About the Guest:  Barbara Marsh is the visionary behind AARE's Generous Giving initiative. With a primary mission to do God's will through a vision of bearing much fruit, Barbara saw an opportunity to give back through the real estate transactions and property management services of AARE. The concept is simple yet impactful - a portion of the transaction dollars will be donated to organizations that have partnered with AARE, surpassing what any individual donor could give. Barbara's dedication to generous giving is making a difference in the community and beyond. About The Host:  Kim Moeller is a generosity coach with the National Christian Foundation in San Diego. She is always on the lookout for the people who are living a generous life – in the areas of faith, family, fitness, finances, and friendships. Her career has been in financial services and business development, as well as serving as a women’s event speaker, teaching leader, and professional life coach. Kim loves to bring transparency, depth, humor, and real-life stories to encourage significance in others. She is a connector who loves connecting women with the other women they need to know and sharing fun bargain ideas and the latest hottest tips. She loves being a wife, mom of four grown children (three girls and a boy), and a yellow lab named Rey.  Learn more, listen, and subscribe at www.generousgirl.com

Mindi Landry is interviewed by Kim Moeller in this episode focusing on Real Estate, Faith, and Community Support. Welcome to another inspiring episode of Generous Girl! In today's episode, host Kim Moeller sits down with an incredible guest, Mindi Landry, a cancer survivor, and real estate industry veteran passionate about generosity and ethical professionalism. Mindi shares her powerful journey of finding comfort in faith, admiring inspirational women, and overcoming challenges in the real estate world. She imparts wisdom on building genuine relationships, managing finances, and emphasizing the importance of ethical behavior in the industry. Stay tuned, as Mindi's story and insights will surely leave a lasting impact on your perspective.   Guests Recommendations: Mary Kay skin care product Boundaries Henry Cloud and Dr. John Townsend CVS Pharmacy Outline: (00:04) Podcast featuring Mindy Landry in real estate. (04:29) Disillusionment with leadership in a 35-year career. (06:50) Unexpected reunion with Andrew from San Diego. (10:33) Transitioned to leadership, advised on delegation concerns. (16:22) Agent seeks learning & career continuation in real estate. (19:03) Sponsorship of conference, meet Andrew Arroyo, AARE. (23:42) Building deep client relationships centered on their needs. (25:40) Regular workouts help alleviate excruciating nerve pain. (27:36) Seeking engaged, caring, and insightful realtors. (31:50) Recruiting generous, positive people, fostering client blessings. (36:20) Challenges of marriage, economy, real estate, giving. (37:13) Jeremiah 29:11 brings peace and encouragement. (40:47) Belief empowers life as a radiant torch. About the Guest:  Mindi Landry has been in the business for over 35 years, but after experiencing disillusionment due to greed and lack of authentic leadership, she considered walking away. Feeling disheartened by the evolution of the industry and the lack of recognition for the support she received on her journey, Mindi questioned if she would ever find fulfillment in her career again. About The Host:  Kim Moeller is a generosity coach with the National Christian Foundation in San Diego. She is always on the lookout for the people who are living a generous life – in the areas of faith, family, fitness, finances, and friendships. Her career has been in financial services and business development, as well as serving as a women’s event speaker, teaching leader, and professional life coach. Kim loves to bring transparency, depth, humor, and real-life stories to encourage significance in others. She is a connector who loves connecting women with the other women they need to know and sharing fun bargain ideas and the latest hottest tips. She loves being a wife, mom of four grown children (three girls and a boy), and a yellow lab named Rey.  Learn more, listen, and subscribe at www.generousgirl.com

In this episode, host Kim Moeller sits down with special guests Dr. Sandie Morgan and Tivoli Hudson from Vanguard University to delve into the crucial topic of trafficking. Dr. Morgan shares her inspiring journey from combating domestic violence in Europe to leading the charge against human trafficking. At the same time, Tivoli's fundraising expertise sheds light on the power of philanthropy in supporting Vanguard's mission. Join us as we explore their impactful work, the importance of community support, and tangible ways for listeners to make a difference in the fight against trafficking. Stay tuned for a thought-provoking conversation filled with stories of courage, generosity, and collective action.   Guests Recommendations: Acts 26:17 Luke 12:24-26 Entangled Life - Merlin Sheldrake Psalm 144:12 How Not to Age:  Michael Greger https://www.fairtradeamerica.org   Outline: (00:05) Two guests, generosity, faith, finances and impactful work. (03:42) The Generous Girl podcast discusses trafficking and advocacy. (10:01) Thrilled to be here, hero Doctor Morgan. (11:23) Fundraising, serving low-income students, changing the world. (14:23) The University receives a $10 million gift for a new building. (19:08) Local schools need community leaders to activate. (23:22) Improvising life through positive thinking and teaching. (25:44) Overcoming adversity and helping others through struggle. (28:59) Students sought help and the doctor offers tangible change. (32:35) Middle school kids are vulnerable to trafficking through gangs. (34:29) Thank you for making a difference. More impact ahead. (37:59) Charm represents promise and hope for daughters. (41:56) Express gratitude and inspire action for the anti-trafficking cause.   About the Guest:   Tivoli Hudson is a fundraising professional with over 10 years of experience. Her journey in fundraising began unexpectedly, as she was initially involved in church ministry and realized the need for positive experiences for the youth. This led to her organizing a large event for the church despite the lack of funds. Her passion for helping others and her dedication to fundraising eventually led her to where she is today. Tivoli is grateful to be able to work alongside her hero, Doctor Morgan, and is honored to have the opportunity to make a positive impact on the world through her work. Dr. Sandie Morgan is a passionate advocate for ending human trafficking and violence against women. Her journey began when she discovered that her own daughter was living in a violent marriage. This led her to work with Doctors of the World at an anti-human trafficking shelter and collaborate with the US embassy to develop strategies to combat violence against women. Despite her emotional attachment to the rescued girls, she had to leave her work to return home and support her daughter. Her dedication to helping others was recognized when her husband's boss told her that she could help eight girls if she stayed. Dr. Morgan's personal experience with her daughter has fueled her commitment to fighting human trafficking and assisting women in crisis.   About The Host:  Kim Moeller is a generosity coach with the National Christian Foundation in San Diego. She is always on the lookout for the people who are living a generous life – in the areas of faith, family, fitness, finances, and friendships. Her career has been in financial services and business development, as well as serving as a women’s event speaker, teaching leader, and professional life coach. Kim loves to bring transparency, depth, humor, and real-life stories to encourage significance in others. She is a connector who loves connecting women with the other women they need to know and sharing fun bargain ideas and the latest hottest tips. She loves being a wife, mom of four grown children (three girls and a boy), and a yellow lab named Rey.  Learn more, listen, and subscribe at www.generousgirl.com

Welcome to a new episode of Generous Girl! In this episode, our host, Kim Moeller, sits down with the insightful Jeanne McMains, a tax attorney and mother of two. Jeanne shares her journey of understanding her daughter's unique gifting and challenges and how it transformed her approach to parenting and her work with families. From discussing favorite books to sharing personal stories and wisdom gained from her career, Jeanne McMains provides valuable insights on balancing family, faith, and finances. Join us as we delve into the deep and meaningful conversation about creating God-centered legacies, relationships' significance, and generosity's impact on multigenerational family success. This is an episode you won't want to miss! Guests Recommendations: Please Understand Me by David Keirsey How we love - Milan Yerkovich and Kay Yerkovich Pursuit of God A W Tozer Divine Conspiracy - Dallas Willard Psalm 34 2 Peter 1:5-9 Outline: (00:04) Serving NCF for 20 years, guiding families. (03:51) Podcast host shares inspiring stories and advertising power. (08:22) Struggled with work-life balance but found wisdom. (09:42) Juggling roles and embracing life's seasons. (14:06) Focus on commission, not just consumption or financial impact. (16:59) Families and businesses need a strong purpose and identity. (21:21) Are kids engaged and equipped? Purpose of wealth. (23:22) Balancing career, motherhood, and faith as tax attorney. (27:43) Saturday empathy training taught powerful lessons in empathy. (30:20) Parenting unique, apology for emotional suppression habits. (34:29) Prioritize inheritance impact over financial technicalities. (35:28) Identifying purpose, preparing next generation, planning impact. (39:29) Struggled with shopping, found joy in bird-feeding. (42:11) New episodes every other week on all platforms. About the Guest:  Jeanne McMains has been a part of the National Christian Foundation for 20 years, serving as a gift planning attorney. She has worked with families and advisors across the country to help them steward their resources in a way that continues God's story. She believes in serving together in the kingdom, starting within families and extending outwards. Jeanne sees her role at NCF as a guide and a trusted, faith-aligned partner in the journey of stewardship. She may not be an expert, but she has been blessed to be a part of many important conversations about how to love people well in relationships and with resources. About The Host:  Kim Moeller is a generosity coach with the National Christian Foundation in San Diego. She is always on the lookout for the people who are living a generous life – in the areas of faith, family, fitness, finances, and friendships. Her career has been in financial services and business development, as well as serving as a women’s event speaker, teaching leader, and professional life coach. Kim loves to bring transparency, depth, humor, and real-life stories to encourage significance in others. She is a connector who loves connecting women with the other women they need to know and sharing fun bargain ideas and the latest hottest tips. She loves being a wife, mom of four grown children (three girls and a boy), and a yellow lab named Rey.  Learn more, listen, and subscribe at www.generousgirl.com

Welcome to another episode of Generous Girl. In this episode of Generous Girl, host Kim Moeller engages in a thought-provoking conversation with guests Michele Dudley. They delve into the deep-rooted principles of the Praxis organization and the transformative impact of exposure to different socio-economic realities on cultivating empathy. The discussion also explores the concept of generosity with a spotlight on impactful initiatives, personal stories of engaging in ministries and navigating the delicate balance between work, family, and faith. Join us as we uncover the significance of impact investing, the power of divine guidance, and the call to use our resources to make a lasting difference in the world. Guests Recommendations: BraveWorks.org Strengths Finder or Myers-Briggs praxislabs.org https://womendoingwell.org https://andy-crouch.com/ Andy Crouch - Strong and Weak Proverbs-16:9 Outline: (00:06) Grateful for social entrepreneurs empowering women financially. (03:19) Started engaging with ministries and met trafficking survivors. (07:43) Deep commitment to Rwanda through family involvement. (11:53) Chance meeting with Dr. Collins brings comfort. (16:09) Raising kids in different realities, teaching empathy. (19:14) Falling ill before flight led to a transformative trip. (23:12) Family supports the school financially and values community connections. (26:41) Women learn about impact investing from experienced peers. (28:33) Embracing learning and time as an empty nester. (32:06) Windrider Summit in Park City with generous families. 34:27 Grateful for time, listeners, and God's guidance. About the Guest:  Michele Dudley is a compassionate individual who has found purpose in helping those in need. Despite not having prior involvement in the plight of suffering, she has taken steps to make a positive impact. Her journey began organically, without a plan or strategy, but through group conversations and the guidance of her faith, she has found a way to take action. Michele's story is an encouragement to those who have a heart for helping others but may need help knowing where to start. She serves as a reminder that sometimes, all it takes is a willingness to take that next step toward making a difference. About The Host:  Kim Moeller is a generosity coach with the National Christian Foundation in San Diego. She is always on the lookout for the people who are living a generous life – in the areas of faith, family, fitness, finances, and friendships. Her career has been in financial services and business development, as well as serving as a women’s event speaker, teaching leader, and professional life coach. Kim loves to bring transparency, depth, humor, and real-life stories to encourage significance in others. She is a connector who loves connecting women with the other women they need to know and sharing fun bargain ideas and the latest hottest tips. She loves being a wife, mom of four grown children (three girls and a boy), and a yellow lab named Rey.  Learn more, listen, and subscribe at: www.generousgirl.com

Welcome to the Generous Girl podcast with your host, Kim Moeller. In today's episode, we delve into the delicate yet crucial topic of handling conflict healthily. Joined by esteemed guest Donna Jones, author of the insightful book "Healthy Conflict, Peaceful Life," we explore the transformative power of resolving conflict with grace, truth, and zero regret. Donna shares her personal journey and the invaluable wisdom she has gained in navigating conflict, emphasizing the importance of individual responsibility and genuine apologies. Join us as we uncover practical strategies for conflict resolution, the importance of open communication, and the impact of humility and forgiveness in relationships. Listen in as we discuss the beauty of acknowledging feelings, the value of saying yes, and the transformative potential of healthy conflict resolution. Whether you're seeking insight on conflict resolution or simply looking for an inspiring conversation, this episode promises to leave you with valuable takeaways and a fresh perspective on handling conflict in your own life. Thank you for tuning in, and welcome to the Generous Girl family! Guests Recommendations: Bible Recap - Terri Lee Cobble DonnaJones.org John 17:1 Going Higher in Prayer - Tozer  Outline: (00:05) Old friends cherish faith and accomplishments together. (05:55) Empowerment through financial generosity and technology advancement. (07:23) Generous response to leading a Bible study. (11:05) Church leadership change led to power struggles. (15:43) Subtitle: Biblical guide to communication with grace (17:10) Son's wedding vow: seek to understand first. (21:41) Address issues early to avoid bigger problems. (23:47) Parenting: Learning to apologize by modeling apologies. (27:23) Resolve conflicts to prevent negative emotional spillover. (33:21) Tear down walls in relationships; build commitment. (35:45) Communicate, express feelings, and seek help. (40:19) Caution against immediate canceling, practice humility and forgiveness. (41:39) Favorite Bible verse: Genesis 17:1, be blameless. (45:02) Thanks for your generosity and support. About the Guest:  Donna Jones is a woman who didn't set out to find her calling, but through small doors opening in her life, she found her way. She believes that saying yes to various opportunities eventually led her to her true purpose, even when feeling ill-equipped or scared. She encourages others to be open to new experiences and trust that God will guide them. About The Host:  Kim Moeller is a generosity coach with the National Christian Foundation in San Diego. She is always on the lookout for the people who are living a generous life – in the areas of faith, family, fitness, finances, and friendships. Her career has been in financial services and business development, as well as serving as a women’s event speaker, teaching leader, and professional life coach. Kim loves to bring transparency, depth, humor, and real-life stories to encourage significance in others. She is a connector who loves connecting women with the other women they need to know and sharing fun bargain ideas and the latest hottest tips. She loves being a wife, mom of four grown children (three girls and a boy), and a yellow lab named Rey.  Learn more, listen, and subscribe at www.generousgirl.com

Welcome to the Generous Girl podcast, where we explore inspiring stories of faith, service, and personal growth. In this episode, host Kim Moeller sits down with the compassionate and dedicated Lynn Heatley, a hospice nurse and leader of Love Riverside. Lynn shares how two powerful scriptures helped her find healing and purpose during a period of deep depression, and discusses her unexpected career journey and the guidance of faith in her life. As she reflects on the impact of hospice care and the importance of community collaboration, Lynn's words shine with wisdom and empathy. Join us as we delve into her journey, the power of generosity, and the transformative impact of love and service on the lives of others.   Guests Recommendations: https://loveriverside.org/Our-Story https://thrivingcities.org/about-us/ John 10:10 Ephesian 3:20 Jesus and the Disinherited - Howard Thurman Outline: (00:04) Hospice nurse turned city organization leader's journey. (04:40) Transition from ministry to hospice nurse role. (08:28) Supporting loved ones during isolation and pain. (09:40) Families need peace at the bedside. (15:05) Not raised Christian, but learned the golden rule. (15:53) Importance of presence in comforting and supporting. (22:06) Love Riverside: Working together for the common good. (23:52) 2015 brought a love for cities and collaboration efforts. (27:28) The Author's loss of enhanced focus and empathy. (31:55) Support young families and volunteer-based on passion. (35:25) 10-15 year healing journey, joy, Ephesians scripture. (37:21) Grateful for your inspiring words. Blessings ahead. About the Guest:  Lynn Heatley is a hospice nurse who returned to nursing after 17 years of being away from the profession. She originally worked as a registered nurse in her early twenties before taking a break to raise her children while her husband worked full-time. In 2006, she decided to go back to work and took refresher courses to re-enter the field of nursing. She became a hospice nurse and worked in that role until 2020. This career change was a significant shift for her, as she had previously been heavily involved in ministry and faith-based organizations. As a hospice nurse, Lynn had to learn how to provide care and support to patients and their families in crisis without necessarily mentioning her religious beliefs. This experience fundamentally changed her perspective on community and serving those in need. Lynn's transition into hospice care marked a pivotal moment in her life and career. About The Host:  Kim Moeller is a generosity coach with the National Christian Foundation in San Diego. She is always on the lookout for the people who are living a generous life – in the areas of faith, family, fitness, finances, and friendships. Her career has been in financial services and business development, as well as serving as a women’s event speaker, teaching leader, and professional life coach. Kim loves to bring transparency, depth, humor, and real-life stories to encourage significance in others. She is a connector who loves connecting women with the other women they need to know and sharing fun bargain ideas and the latest hottest tips. She loves being a wife, mom of four grown children (three girls and a boy), and a yellow lab named Rey.  Learn more, listen, and subscribe at www.generousgirl.com

Welcome to the Generous Girl podcast, where we explore transformation, faith, and generosity stories. In today's episode, host Kim Moeller sits down with the inspiring Courtney Markley, a passionate advocate for Christ-centered money conversations and financial health. Courtney shares her journey from struggling with debt and a shopping addiction to becoming a certified Christian financial counselor, guiding leaders and couples to align their values for giving and financial decisions. Together, they delve into the deep-rooted psychological and emotional aspects of money, the impact of upbringing on financial mindsets, and the transformative power of drawing closer to Christ. Join us in this insightful conversation as Courtney offers practical wisdom, personal anecdotes, and a heartfelt prayer for healing and generosity. Guests Recommendations: markleycoachinggroup.com Esther 4:14 Outline: (00:05) Guest Courtney Markley's unique gift inspires self-reflection. (03:24) Financial conversations, spirituality, mindset, and personal growth. (06:42) Fashion school in Chicago, high-end clientele. (10:33) Started volunteering and taught budgeting but shifted focus. (13:44) Financially literate women struggle with money management. (18:17) Deep psychological impact of childhood experiences with money. 22:19 Provide safe space, gain insights, life journey. (23:33) Couples aligning giving mindset through financial strategies. (28:26) Teenager's vow not to seek approval lingers. (32:47) Money aside, partner with Christ to heal. (35:02) Encouraging open money conversations and leading by example. (38:03) YWAM Baja builds life-changing homes in Mexico. (41:42) Online courses offer spiritual growth and generosity. (45:24) Champion of faith inspires with generosity and sacrifice. (47:40) Prayer for guidance and a closer relationship. About the Guest: Courtney Markley has a unique role in her community, as she engages in deep and personal conversations with individuals about their faith and financial habits. As a trusted confidant, she helps people explore the core emotions and beliefs that drive their spending and generosity. Courtney finds joy in these meaningful conversations and has had thousands of them, shaping her understanding of the intersection between faith and money. Her pastor sees her as a person with a cheat sheet for understanding how people use their time and money, and Courtney approaches each conversation with a sense of curiosity and empathy.   About The Host:  Kim Moeller is a generosity coach with the National Christian Foundation in San Diego. She is always on the lookout for the people who are living a generous life – in the areas of faith, family, fitness, finances, and friendships. Her career has been in financial services and business development, as well as serving as a women’s event speaker, teaching leader, and professional life coach. Kim loves to bring transparency, depth, humor, and real-life stories to encourage significance in others. She is a connector who loves connecting women with the other women they need to know and sharing fun bargain ideas and the latest hottest tips. She loves being a wife, mom of four grown children (three girls and a boy), and a yellow lab named Rey.  Learn more, listen, and subscribe at www.generousgirl.com

Welcome to the Generous Girl podcast with your host, Kim Moeller. In this episode, Kim sits down with the inspiring Tracy Daugherty, the executive director of the Freedom Challenge, a movement dedicated to combating human trafficking and the oppression of women and children. Tracy shares the movement's mission to set 1,000,000 women and children on the path to freedom by 2030 through raising funds and engaging in physically demanding challenges like hiking. She emphasizes the inclusivity of the program, counteracting the fear of fundraising and advocating for others. The engaging conversation delves into the transformative experiences of women participating in these challenges, the power of prayer, and the importance of stewardship of the body. Join Kim and Tracy as they explore how these activities empower women, restore hope, and make a tangible difference in the fight against human trafficking. Guests Recommendations: thefreedomchallenge.com Roman 12:1 Psalm 17:17-18 Being God's Image: Why Creation Still Matters  - Carmen Imes Outline: (01:05) Tracy is passionate about ministry and freedom. (05:23) Promote doing good for the vulnerable and marginalized. (07:16) Triathlon challenge open to ordinary women. Gear transportation is available. (11:40) Took 1 step, changed life in 5 years. (13:14) Unexpected loss leads to connecting and gratitude. (18:44) Preparing for a cold, dark mountain ascent. (21:47) God's faithfulness and hope in sunrise warmth. (24:13) Highlight upcoming opportunities for the Generous Girl podcast. (27:33) Difference between scarcity and abundance mindset obstacles overcome. (28:55) Sorority sister wrote book, join NCF opportunity. (35:09) "Take the next step in fitness and faith." (37:20) A Funded bookstore in Athens aids women's rehabilitation. (39:18) Psalms 71:17-18: God's guidance and teaching since youth. (43:27) Thank you for stewarding life and justice. About the Guest:  Tracy Daugherty is a passionate advocate for women's rights and the fight against human trafficking. She is dedicated to harnessing the power of women to combat the oppression of women and children. Tracy believes in the concept of biblical justice, working to restore peace and freedom to those who have been robbed of it. Her work encompasses not only sexual exploitation but also bond servitude, with the ultimate goal of bringing shalom, or peace, to those who have been denied it. Tracy is a leader in the movement for freedom sisters, empowering women to use their purpose and intention to impact the world positively. About The Host:  Kim Moeller is a generosity coach with the National Christian Foundation in San Diego. She is always on the lookout for the people who are living a generous life – in the areas of faith, family, fitness, finances, and friendships. Her career has been in financial services and business development, as well as serving as a women’s event speaker, teaching leader, and professional life coach. Kim loves to bring transparency, depth, humor, and real-life stories to encourage significance in others. She is a connector who loves connecting women with the other women they need to know and sharing fun bargain ideas and the latest hottest tips. She loves being a wife, mom of four grown children (three girls and a boy), and a yellow lab named Rey.  Learn more, listen, and subscribe at www.generousgirl.com