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SHIM: The Nonprofit Fighting to End a Hidden Suburban Hunger Epidemic

👉 [Free eBook] Make an impact with the goodness game: https://goodnessgame.com/ — Food insecurity in the suburbs can be very difficult to spot. Luckily, there’s a Pittsburgh-based nonprofit working hard to address this issue and support its community. Meet the South Hills Interfaith Movement (SHIM), an organization whose sole mission is to fight the unprecedented new levels of suburban poverty. I’m joined today by their development and communications manager, Rachel White. Rachel, a former professional violinist, discovered her passion for this work after her first volunteering experience and decided to dedicate her life to it. Now, she works full-time at SHIM. Tune in as we explore the hidden issues in suburban areas, the incredible power of community, and how neighbors can help neighbors! Key Takeaways: 00:00 Intro 00:34 Rachel’s background and her work for SHIM 06:13 Rachel’s helping style 06:55 SHIM’s programs and services 12:43 How SHIM got into helping immigrants 14:35 Utilizing different helping styles 18:01 Why people choose to volunteer 26:33 How to make the most of donations 29:07 Empty shelf season 31:17 How to get involved 32:28 Being seen 36:56 Outro — Learn more about SHIM’s mission and get involved: 👉 Website: https://shimcares.org/ 👉 Fighting hunger: https://shimcares.org/hunger/ — Follow us on social media: 👉 LinkedIn:   / goodness-game   👉 Instagram:   / thegoodnessgame   👉 Facebook:   / thegoodnessgame   👉 TikTok:   / goodnessgame   — Follow the goodness game podcast: 🫶 YouTube:    / @thegoodnessgame   — At the goodness game, we believe that kindness isn’t complicated—it’s contagious. Through simple, actionable steps, we empower individuals, families, and organizations to create positive ripple effects in their communities and beyond. Don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss an episode! #thegoodnessgame #kindness #actsofkindness