March of Dimes
Nonprofit organizationwww.marchofdimes.org
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Search complete. 116 mentions across 58 episodes found for "March of Dimes".
Sep 10, 2026
Kanika Chaddha GuptaHOST
On my show, I interview changemakers on their life lessons, legacy, and superpower of intuition, which I call our mom sense and dad sense.
Kanika Chaddha GuptaHOST
I've had the privilege of working with Mom 2.0, March of Dimes, and the White House, and I've had some pretty amazing parents on my show.
Kanika Chaddha GuptaHOST
Hey, what's up? I'm Kelly Rowland.
Kanika Chaddha GuptaHOST
Hi, this is Chelsea Clinton.
Neel ShahGUEST
Wow.
Neel ShahGUEST
We lost 100 more in the last year and a half, according to March of Dimes.
Neel ShahGUEST
And it's because, absurdly, even though childbirth is the most common reason for hospitalization, hospitals lose money when they deliver babies.
Neel ShahGUEST
And so when they close, we lose the workforce also.
Sasha HakmanHOST
I think that it's been great that you've collaborated with, um, other women's very unfortunate stories and-
Karina BennettGUEST
Well, I mean, we go, when we go to D.C., we go with March of Dimes, and March of Dimes, like all respect, all love.
Karina BennettGUEST
Like they're like a powerhouse organization.
Karina BennettGUEST
I mean, it's, it's amazing to be in the room with them and, you know, be advocating for, you know, mothers and babies and families.
Jeff AlbaughHOST
She leads efforts to engage communities across the country in the fight against prostate cancer.
Jeff AlbaughHOST
She brings extensive nonprofit leadership and fundraising experience, having previously held leadership positions with the Susan G. Komen, the Muscular Dystrophy Association, and the March of Dimes, the American Heart Association, and the American Lung Association.
Jeff AlbaughHOST
Together, they bring a wealth of knowledge about support, advocacy, and education, and especially around this incredible topic this month, Prostate Cancer Awareness Month.
Jeff AlbaughHOST
You see the blue? When you see blue everywhere, just like in October when you see pink, that's breast cancer.
Janie B. CheneyCORRESPONDENT
According to the know-it-all internet, the first actual poster child was a five-year-old boy named Donnie Anderson.
Janie B. CheneyCORRESPONDENT
His sad countenance peered out from a 1947 March of Dimes poster.
Janie B. CheneyCORRESPONDENT
The before and after photos showed Donnie leaning against his hospital bed in a neck and arm brace, then striding forward with a cocky little boy smile under the heading, Your dimes did this for me.
Janie B. CheneyCORRESPONDENT
Suffering children have adorned fundraising pitches ever since for Easter Seals, Smile Train, Feed the Children, World Vision, and many more.
WatsonVOICE_ACTOR
It can be beaten in very many cases, and your money, your dimes can do it.
WatsonVOICE_ACTOR
Join the March of Dimes.
WatsonVOICE_ACTOR
Send your dimes to your local March of Dimes headquarters.
WatsonVOICE_ACTOR
Let's help little children walk.
WatsonVOICE_ACTOR
Help them live.
JillHOST
Whether we're staying current with the latest evidence or helping families better understand their infant's care, access to trusted, evidence-based resources can make all the difference.
JillHOST
Joining me today are two guests from the March of Dimes who are helping lead that effort.
JillHOST
Jennifer Settlemyer is the Senior Director of Professional Education at March of Dimes, where she leads national strategies to strengthen clinical education and drive innovation across maternal, neonatal, and NICU care.
JillHOST
I'm also joined by Jovisa Rodriguez.
JillHOST
Senior Director of Consumer Health at March of Dimes, whose work focuses on leading health education initiatives and advancing equitable care for mothers, infants, and families.
JillHOST
Together, we'll explore how March of Dimes is supporting both clinicians and families through innovative educational resources, how you can include those tools in your own practice, and why investing in education is ultimately an investment in better outcomes for the families we serve.
JillHOST
Let's get right
Jennifer SedlmeyerGUEST
into it.
Joe GaragiolaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And another important day, it's National Foundation Baseball Day.
Joe GaragiolaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
March of Dimes Day, is the way you interpret it.
Joe GaragiolaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Here's the picture swung on and missed.
Joe GaragiolaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And we certainly urge listeners to subscribe to the March of Dimes in your community.
Joe GaragiolaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Give it your support.
Joe GaragiolaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
March of Dimes Day.
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Hanging out at the pool is great.
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Relaxing and playing Vegas-style games on my phone at the same time.
AdamHOST
And you do need to monetize it because there's server costs and all kinds of crap like that beyond that.
VinceHOST
What kind of operation do you think we're running over here? This isn't exactly the March of Dimes.
VinceHOST
It's true.
VinceHOST
It's exactly the case.
AaronHOST
It's the same thing that you see with health charities.
AaronHOST
Remember, what is it? The March of Dimes, I think, started out to eradicate polio.
AaronHOST
I believe it was polio or smallpox.
AaronHOST
One of the early 1900 ailments that were killing millions of people.
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