November 25, 2016

EP. 35 — Patty Stonesifer on hunger in the US – and what we can do about it

For Thanksgiving, we’re revisiting a conversation David had with Patty Stonesifer. She had a successful career at Microsoft, but Stonesifer gave it all up to run a not-for-profit in Washington, D.C.

In this episode, she talks to David about how her organization is trying to increase access to food – and how we can do the same around the country.

This episode is brought to you by Children’s International, SockFancy, Proper Cloth, and Goedeker’s.

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