Red Shield Radio

Tiffany White and Barb Alder of Women and Hi Tech talk about how they are connecting young women with STEM programs and potentially careers in the the tech industry.

Jim Corridan, Indiana State Archivist and Chairperson of the Indiana WWI Centennial Committee talks about this year's plans to honor Hoosiers who served in WWI, including The Salvation Army Donut Girls.

Rick Hite, Christine Meyer and Barbara Malone of the Indianapolis Civil Rights Commission talk about their history and how they are helping to improve the lives of Hoosiers.

Morgan Snyder, Director of Public Relations for VisitIndy, talks about how tourism in Indianapolis is positively impacting the economy and unemployment.

WTHR Meteorologist, Angela Buchman, talks about the new Coats for Kids Spring Cleaning Event and expertly dodges Mike's questions about this summer's weather predictions.

Ontay Johnson and Kelli Reese of 100 Black Men Indy talk about their summer academy and their educational programs that helping young men and women in our community.

Metro EDS Coordinator, Bert Williams, talks about The Salvation Army's role in large scale disaster responses and the people and equipment we use to respond.

Jennifer Scott of Tuchman Cleaners talks about the first annual Coats for Kids Spring Cleaning event and the history of the Coats for Kids partnership with The Salvation Army and WTHR.

Amy Nelson, Executive Director of the Fair Housing Center of Central Indiana, talk about how they're helping low income families find affordable housing in good communities.

Dr. Jacquelyn Clency, Salvation Army Advisory Board Chairperson, talks about her career in education and her focus on giving back to those in need in her community.

Krista Seeds and Jen Harris of Safe Families for Children talk about how their organization is helping to find safe homes for local children in crisis situations.

Kathy Hush of the IUPUI School of Public and Environmental Affairs (SPEA) talks about how they are educating the next generation of nonprofit professionals.

Kathy Hush of the IUPUI School of Public and Environmental Affairs (SPEA) talks about how they are educating the next generation of nonprofit professionals.

Bryan Orander, Founder/President of Charitable Advisors and publisher of the Not-for-Profit News talks about how his organization is helping local Not-for-Profits find the resources they need to serve their communities.

Kate Hussey, Chief Operating Officer for School on Wheels, joins us to talk about their commitment to education and how they are partnering with The Salvation Army in Indianapolis.