nonprofit Archives - RICK JORDAN

You Have Not Because You Ask Not | Tanner Kim and Sean Croker

By Rick JordanPosted on January 14, 2026Posted in Business, Culture, Ethics, Podcast, Pyschology, SocietyTagged baseball, challenges, community impact, faith, fundraising, League of Angels, mentorship, nonprofit, organization growth, Passion, special needs, success stories, support, timing, volunteersNo Comments

About the Episode I’m pumped for this one because I met Tanner Kim and Sean Kroker in person at the World Sports Philanthropy Network in Chicago—and their hearts grabbed me immediately. These guys are college seniors with the same pressure everyone feels at that age: career decisions, money, direction, and the constant “what are you […]

The Light Switch Moment | Kim Becker

By Rick JordanPosted on July 1, 2025Posted in Business, Culture, Cyber Episodes, Ethics, Podcast, Pyschology, SocietyTagged Anthony Robbins, beauty restoration, cancer diagnosis, Cancer survivors, cancer treatment, empowerment, gratitude, Hello Gorgeous, mobile day spa, nonprofit, personal story, support network, two millimeter shifts., virtual makeover, wig tutorialsNo Comments

About the Episode Kim Becker’s story will absolutely blow you away. This woman has been through hell and back. Lost her husband to septic shock. Got diagnosed with cancer herself two years later. But here’s what’s incredible about Kim – she turned all that pain into something beautiful. Kim is the co-founder of Hello Gorgeous […]

The League of Angels | Tanner Kim and Sean Croker

By Rick JordanPosted on February 27, 2025Posted in Business, Culture, Ethics, Podcast, Pyschology, SocietyTagged baseball, challenges, Christian school, community service, event planning, faith, fundraising, God's timing, impact, League of Angels, nonprofit, special needs, support, University of Tennessee, volunteersNo Comments

About the Episode In this episode, I sit down with Tanner Kim and Sean Croker, two college seniors from the University of Tennessee who founded The League of Angels, a baseball program for kids with special needs. What started as a small weekend event for 30 people has exploded to serving nearly 900 individuals in […]