I recently learned about The Place for Children with Autism, and I was blown away. As a parent, you’re always wondering if your child is okay—and the earlier support comes, the better. The Place blends evidence-based ABA with the warmth of a preschool, using play to build real-life skills. With one-on-one learning, bilingual tools, and rapid goal updates, kids feel safe, seen, and successful. It’s more than therapy—it’s a lifeline for families.

I first met Jessica Siegel at JUF, where she created communications that made people feel something—not just read stats. Today, she leads Sing Creative Group, helping nonprofits turn mission into message and stories into action. Her belief? “Great marketing isn’t louder—it’s clearer and more connected.” Jessica helps orgs uncover their voice and inspire people to care, give, and get involved.

Jen Bokoff is a connector, strategist, and change-maker who leads fundraising for the Disability Rights Fund (DRF), which supports disability-led advocacy in the Global South. Under her guidance, DRF has moved $55 million+ to 450+ organizations across 40 countries, advancing disability-inclusive policies and laws. Jen’s philosophy: lead with curiosity, follow lived experience, and build understanding before asking for support—because “disability rights are everyone’s rights.”

I love a good story about someone who avoids surgery and ends up pain-free years later — and that’s exactly what happened to Bibi Frederick . She was told her knee pain was caused by cartilage degeneration and that surgery was her best option. Before she went under the knife, this Denmark-born nurse decided to try a supplement a friend recommended. The European company Zinzino  caught her attention because of its science-based approach and personalized testing. Zinzino isn’t