WDFH - For the Greater Good

Mel Tanzman discusses how Westchester Disabled On the Move works to empower people with disabilities to control their own lives.

Dr. Clover Hall provides an in-depth look at all of the activities conducted by the Jamaican Civic and Cultural Association of Rockland.

Candace Schafer of Westchester Land Trust describes her group’s work to preserve undeveloped land and make it accessible to the public to enjoy.

Rick Magder from Groundwork Hudson Valley discusses community improvement with an environmental twist.

Job seekers find support and resources at the Bronxville Career Network; guests Pat Drew, Angela Dempster, Sheila Larkin.

Two By Twelve, an organization employing music and art to help those suffering from physical, mental and emotional challenges; guest Emily Mottahedeh, founder.

The Westchester Community Foundation, connecting philanthropists with not for profit agencies through a grantmaking process; guest Catherine Marsh, executive director.

Pro Bono Partnership assists nonprofits with free legal assistance.

This week on For the Greater Good, Jim Killhoran from Habitat for Humanity - Westchester discusses how affordable housing is a reality in our area.

Chashama, a nonprofit that connects emerging artists with affordable exhibit and studio space in NYC; guest Anita Durst.

Tarin Gonzalez from the Carver Center discusses her agency’s food, educational, recreational, and cultural impact on the Port Chester community.

The work of the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary and how it promotes boating safety; guests Bob DeRaio and Don Elmendorf.

Joy Rosenzweig from the Women's Enterprise Development Center talks about services and support available to anyone considering starting or growing a small business.

Pleasantville's Center for Aging in Place; guest Laura Traynor, executive director.

Westhab, addressing the need for affordable housing; guests Rich Nightingale and John Parssimen.

League of Women Voters of Westchester; guest Sharon Lindsay.

AIDS Related Services — discussion with Santo Barbagiovanni, CHAPS Program Supervisor.

WESPAC Foundation; guest Nada Khader, executive director.

Transition Westchester, a group dedicated to fossil fuel alternatives; guest John Bell, founder.