The heart of our mission is to find the amazing souls that breathe life into our communities. In the recent weeks, we’ve had the privilege to connect with some incredible artists, creatives, entrepreneurs and rabble rousers and we can’t begin to express how impressed we are with the incredible group below.
Kelly Morris
Our story began in December 2017 with what many would call a chance encounter. We met on Bumble, but it quickly became clear that our connection ran much deeper than a dating app. From our very first conversations, we bonded over our love of food, gardening, sustainability, entrepreneurship, and the dream of building something meaningful together. Read more>>
Megan Kranzler
My self-employment journey began in 2020. After being laid off from my corporate job, the pandemic oddly provided me with the perfect runway to launch my own business. I didn’t start with a grand plan or a solid direction. I knew I just needed to start. So, Olive Ridley Studios was born. Read more>>
Savannah Sharks
As we head into our 16th season, the heart behind Savannah Sharks has always been our people. Our staff brings unique gifts, energy, and passion that help make Sharks feel like a second home for so many kids. While we’re proud of the athletes we develop, our mission has always been bigger than cheerleading. We strive to help build confidence, character, resilience, and strong friendships. Read more>>
Tricia Shanks
After growing up in a dysfunctional home, I left at 13 years old and spent years living on the streets or moving from place to place whenever I could find somewhere to stay. At 15, I ended up in a home where drugs were a part of everyday life. During that time, I met a man who was involved in dealing drugs. Read more>>
Alexa Burdick MA, LPC
I truly think I have one of the coolest careers as a sex therapist. Read more>>
Katie Antczak
As the daughter of two public educators in rural Georgia, I never expected (or really wanted) to end up as an educator. But life has a way of throwing you unexpected curveballs in the best possible ways. After graduating from a very small high school in middle Georgia (Johnson County High School), I attended the University of Georgia, intending to become a marine biologist. Read more>>
John Thompson
My name is John Michael Thompson, I’m from Glennville, and I’m the owner of Thompson Boatworks. This whole thing actually started back in 2016 when I graduated high school. I jokingly asked my dad for a boat. Of course He told me no. Read more>>
