Episodes

Episodes 8 and 9

Learn about Give Kids the World Village, an incredible nonprofit Florida resort that provides free vacations to critically ill children and their families. Boston Market has helped support the Village’s selfless mission for over a decade.

Live Life Forward presents a very special episode in which a Florida Gold Star family receives a new home—completely mortgage free—courtesy of nonprofit Building Homes for Heroes and some very special corporate partners.

Poverty is unfortunately still the most widespread problem across the globe, with women representing a disproportionate percentage of the world’s poor. Adrian Paul meets with caring companies and nonprofits doing their part to help the poor, homeless, and victims of sex trafficking.

“You cannot receive what you don’t give. Outflow determines inflow.” ― Eckhart Tolle. Giving freely not only helps others, but it ultimately rewards the giver as well. Live Life Forward takes a look at one man who has channeled his love of giving into an inspirational movement for good.

Bullying is a widespread problem that seems to dominate the news cycle almost daily. Adrian Paul sits down with teens, parents, teachers and social workers to discuss how they are working to combat bullying and promote healthy behaviors.

One foundation is searching the globe for solutions to the problems facing needy children, while another nonprofit dedicates resources to creating a buddy system pairing college students with childhood cancer patients while they are in the hospital.

Gandhi once said, “The true measure of any society can be found in how it treats its most vulnerable members.” In this episode, we look at organizations that are assisting seniors and children with issues like illness, aging, disabilities, education and sheer survival.

In our premiere episode, we focus on youthful difference-makers taking part in empowerment campaigns like Allstate’s #THEYSAY project and the WE Movement. These kids are making a huge impact on communities all over the world, proving you’re never too young to change the world.