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In this episode of Known Profits, we sit down with Jennie Knight, Executive Director of QHub Health, and board member Doug Booth to talk about improving healthcare access and experiences for LGBTQ+ individuals across the greater Grand Rapids region.

Jennie and Doug share how QHub Health works to reduce healthcare disparities, connect people with resources, and advocate for more inclusive, affirming care.

By bringing healthcare providers and community partners together, QHub Health is helping build a healthier, more equitable community where everyone can access the care and support they deserve.

Want to learn more about QHub Health? Visit QHub Health.

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In this episode of Known Profits, we sit down with Shari Duthler from West Michigan Therapy Dogs to talk about the powerful connection between people and therapy dogs and the impact that connection can have on our community.

The organization brings trained therapy dogs and their handlers into schools, hospitals, libraries, senior communities, and other settings to provide comfort, companionship, and connection. These visits can help reduce stress, brighten someone’s day, and create meaningful moments for people of all ages.

Through the dedication of their volunteers and the special bond between therapy dogs and the people they serve, West Michigan Therapy Dogs is helping bring joy, comfort, and healing to communities throughout West Michigan.

Want to learn more about West Michigan Therapy Dogs? Visit www.wmtd.org.

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Take a deep dive with us to learn more about Drew’s story and the drive behind Known Profits.

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Take a deep dive with us to learn more about Kyle’s story and the drive behind Known Profits.

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Take a deep dive with us to learn more about JR’s story and the drive behind Known Profits.

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In this episode of Known Profits, we sit down with Joel Bell, President & CEO, and Holly Anderton, Director of Campus Programs and Program Impact at D.A. Blodgett – St. Johns, to talk about creating brighter futures for children, youth, and families in West Michigan.

Joel and Holly share how D.A. Blodgett – St. Johns supports children and families experiencing challenges related to abuse, neglect, trauma, and instability. Through residential programs, foster care, adoption, prevention services, and other community-based support, the organization works to help young people find safety, stability, and a sense of belonging.

With more than a century of experience serving children and families, D.A. Blodgett – St. Johns continues to meet people where they are and provide the relationships, resources, and support they need to thrive.

Want to learn more about D.A. Blodgett – St. Johns? Visit www.dablodgett.org.

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In this episode of Known Profits, we sit down with Lynne Hughes, Founder and CEO of Comfort Zone Camp, to talk about helping children navigate the loss of a parent, sibling, or guardian.

Lynne shares the story behind founding Comfort Zone Camp and how the organization creates a safe, supportive community where grieving children can connect with others who have experienced a similar loss. Through camps, peer support, and resources for families, Comfort Zone Camp helps children process grief while building confidence, resilience, and hope.

By reminding grieving children that they are not alone, Comfort Zone Camp is helping them find connection and a path forward after loss.

Want to learn more about Comfort Zone Camp? Visit www.comfortzonecamp.org.

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In this episode of Known Profits, we sit down with Sean T. Granahan, President of The Floating Hospital, to talk about expanding access to healthcare for children and families facing barriers to care.

Sean shares how The Floating Hospital delivers comprehensive medical, dental, behavioral health, and social services to underserved communities, ensuring that families receive the care they need regardless of their circumstances. By addressing both healthcare and the social factors that impact well-being, the organization is helping break cycles of poverty and poor health.

Through compassionate care, innovation, and a commitment to meeting people where they are, The Floating Hospital is creating healthier futures for thousands of children and families.

Want to learn more about The Floating Hospital? Visit The Floating Hospital.