In this compelling episode of the Visual Eyes Podcast, host Chris Baker sits down with Tim Davis, Producing Artistic Director and founder of New City Players, a nonprofit theater company dedicated to building authentic community through transformative storytelling.

Tim walks us through his personal journey—from starting out as a passionate actor to becoming an award-winning leader in South Florida’s nonprofit arts space. Learn how his company evolved from a grassroots production team into a beacon of collaboration, belonging, and purpose.

This episode dives deep into:

• The connection between theater and mental health
• Combatting the epidemic of loneliness with live storytelling
• How New City Players adapted and grew post-pandemic
• Building a sustainable nonprofit with mission alignment
• Creating meaningful collaborations in the arts sector
• Why mentorship, inclusion, and artistic integrity matter

🎭 Whether you're a nonprofit executive, an artist, or a community leader, Tim's story offers practical inspiration and proven strategies for using the arts as a tool for social healing.

🗣 About the Guest:
Tim Davis is a theatre and film producer, director, and actor. He is the Producing Artistic Director of New City Players, an award-winning Broward-based nonprofit. With over 25 productions since 2014, Tim has received numerous accolades, including the 2017 Silver Palm Award, the 2019 Remy Service Award, and the 2020 Carbonell Award for Best Actor.
📍 Website: https://newcityplayers.org
📷 LinkedIn: Timothy Mark Davis
📧 Email: tim@newcityplayers.org

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In this powerful episode, Jason R. Hughes—CEO of ArtServe and a longtime leader in nonprofit innovation, media, and community advocacy—shares his journey from Atlantic Records to leading one of South Florida’s most dynamic arts organizations.

With over 25 years of experience spanning journalism, LGBTQ+ media, public broadcasting, and nonprofit strategy, Jason discusses how ArtServe operates as a creative incubator, a safe space, and a collaborative hub for changemakers, artists, and social advocates in Fort Lauderdale.

You’ll hear firsthand how ArtServe:

• Offers accessible resources to underserved artists and emerging talent
• Collaborates with nonprofits like Mission United, Hope South Florida, and even brands like Tito’s Vodka
• Tackles community challenges such as mental health, housing instability, and representation
• Fosters authentic conversations by putting lived experiences at the center of its programming
• Recognizes unsung community heroes through the Impact Awards Gala

Jason’s leadership model is both compassionate and data-driven—focused on growth, healing, and storytelling through art. Whether you’re a nonprofit executive, philanthropist, community builder, or cultural strategist, this episode is a masterclass in using the arts to fuel social progress.

🎧 Subscribe and listen in as we uncover what it takes to lead with purpose, build lasting partnerships, and inspire a thriving arts ecosystem.

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What if cutting up a six-pack ring or planting a milkweed could actually change the world?

In this episode of the Visual Eyes Podcast, host Chris Baker sits down with Noelia Suarez, Executive Director of Heal The Planet, to explore how small, daily decisions can spark global environmental change. From her early days as a mentor and international volunteer to launching a sustainable store and teaching mindfulness in Title I schools, Noelia has spent her life turning eco-conscious values into action.

You’ll learn how Heal The Planet delivers environmental education through their SEED Program, engages kids with biodiversity lessons (yes, even ladybugs!), and fosters leadership through sustainability. Noelia also shares the nonprofit’s challenges post-COVID, their creative solutions—including digitizing feedback—and why legacy is about empowering youth, not just stats and data.

Whether you're a nonprofit leader, educator, policymaker, or eco-curious listener, this conversation will inspire you to lead with intention and recognize the power of one person, one act, one ripple.

🔑 Topics Covered:

• The link between personal lifestyle and nonprofit leadership
• The truth about plastic pollution and ocean waste
• Why biodiversity education matters more than ever
• How empowering youth creates a sustainable legacy
• The role of community collaboration in lasting impact

🎧 Listen in and be inspired to take the next small step—because change starts with you.

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What happens when a former tennis coach discovers his true calling in community engagement? In this episode of the Visual Eyes Podcast, host Chris Baker sits down with Dustin Forman, Director of Community Engagement at WestCare The Village South, to uncover how behavioral health, family support, and community partnerships are driving transformative change across South Florida.

🎧 From coaching to community care, Dustin shares his deeply personal journey into the nonprofit sector and how his work now centers around building trust, creating impact, and restoring hope for individuals facing substance use and mental health challenges.

Listeners will hear about:

• WestCare’s one-of-a-kind residential recovery program that allows women to bring all of their children
• A new 83,000 sq. ft. crisis stabilization and detox center launching soon in Pembroke Pines
• Powerful partnerships with Florida Blue, local banks, and Leadership Broward
• How small acts of kindness—like holiday toys and community yoga—leave lifelong impressions
• The importance of legacy, joy, and connection in building sustainable nonprofit systems

Whether you’re a nonprofit leader, philanthropic investor, behavioral health advocate, or community builder, this episode offers powerful insights into purpose-driven leadership, trauma-informed care, and the human side of recovery.

🔗 Learn more about WestCare The Village South:
Website: https://villagesouth.org
Contact: 954-477-9349 | Email: dustin.forman@westcare.com
Connect with Dustin: LinkedIn

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🚀 Maternal health, nonprofit leadership, and breaking generational cycles—Dawn Liberta shares how prevention, community collaboration, and social services are shaping a brighter future for families.

🔎 What does it take to save lives, support mothers, and create real change in underserved communities?

In this powerful episode of Visual Eyes Podcast, host Chris Baker sits down with Dawn Liberta, the Executive Director of Healthy Mothers Healthy Babies, to explore the critical work being done to prevent infant mortality, support vulnerable families, and transform communities.

With over 25 years in social work and child welfare, Dawn has seen firsthand the impact of both reactive crisis intervention and proactive prevention strategies. She shares her personal journey, from working in foster care and social services to now leading a nonprofit dedicated to improving maternal and infant health outcomes.

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📌 Guest: Dawn Liberta - Executive Director, Healthy Mothers Healthy Babies
🌍 Website: https://www.hmhbbroward.org/
📞 Phone: (954) 765-0550
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📷 Facebook: HMHB Broward

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In this powerful episode of Visual Eyes Podcast, host Chris Baker speaks with Dr. Andis Tamayo, founder of the Renand Foundation, about his mission to combat child slavery, poverty, and lack of education in Haiti.

Originally from Cuba, Dr. Tamayo’s journey to humanitarian work was inspired by his fascination with Haiti’s history and his own experiences with adversity. After witnessing the devastating Restavek system, where over 400,000 children are forced into domestic and sexual slavery, he knew he had to take action.

💡 In this episode, we discuss:
✔️ The shocking reality of child slavery in Haiti
✔️ How the Renand Foundation provides education, healthcare, and meals to vulnerable children
✔️ The impact of partnerships with Starlink, medical teams, and nonprofits
✔️ Challenges facing Haiti & the foundation’s vision for expanding schools and trade programs
✔️ How YOU can get involved and help make a difference!

🌍 Support the Renand Foundation:
✅ Website: www.RenandFoundation.org
✅ Email: ATamayo@RenandFoundation.org
✅ Phone: 954-558-8895
✅ LinkedIn: Renand Foundation
✅ Facebook: Renand Foundation
✅ YouTube: @RenandFoundation3917

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What if a single life-changing moment inspired a platform that could revolutionize charitable giving? In this episode, we sit down with Dan Fitzgerald, the founder of Rosi Giving, to explore how his personal story led to a groundbreaking solution for local, transparent, and community-driven philanthropy.

After suffering a stroke in 2011, Dan experienced an outpouring of support from his local community, which opened his eyes to the true power of giving at the grassroots level. This transformative experience led him to create Rosi Giving, an app designed to make nonprofit donations easier, more personal, and more impactful.

💡 In This Episode, We Cover:
✅ The pivotal moment that led Dan Fitzgerald to rethink philanthropy
✅ The problems with traditional giving (and how Rosi Giving solves them)
✅ Why millennials and Gen Z prefer local nonprofits over big charities
✅ The power of collaboration between businesses, donors, and nonprofits
✅ How small nonprofits can increase visibility and boost donations with Rosi Giving

📲 Download Rosi Giving Today:
🔗 Rosi Giving Website
📱 Available on the App Store & Google Play

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🌈 How can nonprofits create lasting impact in the LGBTQ+ community? In this episode of Visual Eyes Podcast, we sit down with Diane Pappafotis from The Pride Center to explore how collaboration fuels change.

🏡 Key Topics Discussed:
✔ Affordable LGBTQ+ housing & senior support 🏡
✔ The importance of safe community spaces 🏳️‍🌈
✔ Women with Pride: A program empowering LGBTQ+ women 💜
✔ The power of nonprofit partnerships & overcoming competition 🔥
✔ How events like Wilton Women’s Week build visibility 🎉

Diane shares her personal journey into nonprofit leadership, why she believes collaboration is the key to success, and how The Pride Center is making South Florida more inclusive and connected.

🎧 Tune in now to be inspired by Diane’s work and learn how you can get involved!

🔗 Watch the full episode on YouTube: [INSERT YOUTUBE LINK]
🌍 Learn more about The Pride Center: PrideCenterFlorida.org
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🔹 #LGBTQ #Nonprofit #CommunityImpact #PrideCenter #WomenWithPride #SafeSpaces #Collaboration #Inclusion #LeadershipMatters #EqualityForAll

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