Dr. Patrick Quillin - Enhancing the Lives of Cancer Patients |
An internationally respected author, lecturer, profession and consultant in the field of nutrition, Patrick Quillin is a highly skilled innovator, a talented man who is dedicated to finding solutions to better health care for people with cancer patients.
He has committed much of his life to the advancement of cancer research and treatment from a nutritional standpoint. From 1990 to 2000 he served as Vice President of Nutrition for the Cancer Treatment Centers of America.
Through 27 years of experiences as a clinical nutritionist, he has helped change the lives of many cancer patients. When it comes to achieving optimal health and fighting cancer, Quillin is considered a hero to many people.
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Dirk Thomas - A True Gift of Brotherly Love |
  Think for a moment. How many friends do you have that you can call on anytime day or night that will be there for you?
Dirk Thomas and Thomas Mierzwiak had been friends for about eight years and their daughters also shared friendships through the sport of soccer.
After realizing his friend Thomas was ill and in need of a kidney, Dirk immediately offered one of his. Without a second thought he chose to give the gift of life to Thomas – giving him a second chance at life.
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Ann Woodford - Uniting Her Community |
It began 10 years ago in Andrews, North Carolina. Twenty-two African-American women who believed in change and the ability to make an impact on their community came together to discuss the state of African-American youth and adults in their local communities.
The idea was to form a group that possessed corporate leadership skills that would not only affect African-Americans but the entire community, helping to build stronger minds and enabling the community to become self-sufficient.
Presented with the first grant opportunity to match donated funds, twelve of the original twenty-two women responded with one-hundred dollars each, hence the name One Dozen Who Care, Inc., a 501c (3) non-profit organization. Ann Woodford is the Founder and Executive Director.
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Marc Davis - A Champion Racer Shares His Passion with Other Youth |
Marc Davis lives life in the fast lane – literally. He has become a legend in his own right as a race car driver. At the age of 18, Davis has seen the checkered flag raised in his honor on several race tracks.
His love of racing began at the age of six. Davis is one of the most successful drivers who joined the Joe Gibbs Racing Team via the diversity program founded by Gibbs and the late Reggie White, an initiative that traces its roots back to May 2003. Formed by the former Redskins Coach Joe Gibbs and the late Reggie White (Pro Football Hall of Famer), the program to enables minorities who have the passion and talent for motor sports to live their dreams.
Davis, a native of Silver Spring, Maryland, has certainly blazed a trail of success. In 2004 he became only the second African-American driver to win at the Hickory Motor Speedway in North Carolina. During an incredible rookie season, he racked up six victories, 17 top-fives and 20 top-tens.
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Ellen Banks - She Took a Leap of Faith |
Approximately ten years ago, Ellen would never have thought that she could impact so many lives. It happened one afternoon, a moment of enlightenment – she had an idea that would eventually change her life as well as the lives of her family and others.
After reflecting on her ideas and dream she found a pathway to entrepreneurial freedom.
I was always trying to fit my life into my work. Now I fit my work into my life. It’s a big change.
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