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Sharad Gupta | @NonProfitStories | Founder of TradeMyHome.com
Non-Profit Stories
Inspiring Tales from Silicon Valley
Join us each week, as we share inspiring stories about the challenges, strategies, and successes of non-profit organizations and change-makers in Silicon Valley, who are making an impact in their communities.
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“I found it interesting in the upbringing in Silicon Valley , I love hearing about a city (San Jose) that I grew up in. I like how this non profit is getting the community involved and getting the counties to come together to develop more of the neighborhoods that are in crisis. It becomes...”Read full review »
SanJoseGirllll via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/02/23
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