web01.fireside.fm Tue, 07 Apr 2026 13:25:13 -0500 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) Market Meets Podcast - Episodes Tagged with “Non Profit” https://marketmeetspodcast.fireside.fm/tags/non-profit Tue, 12 May 2020 00:00:00 -0600 Hosted from Boulder, CO, The Market Meets Podcast introduces you to the people behind the marketplace; the owners, entrepreneurs, investors, and community leaders who are driving the real estate economy and transforming our community. Heidi and Rachel are successful commercial real estate brokers in Boulder, Colorado who work behind the scenes with business owners and landlords every day. They bear a unique insider perspective on the deals, and market trends that are happening right now and are excited to connect you with the individuals and companies that are driving the movement. en-us episodic Meet the people behind the Market! Heidi & Rachel Hosted from Boulder, CO, The Market Meets Podcast introduces you to the people behind the marketplace; the owners, entrepreneurs, investors, and community leaders who are driving the real estate economy and transforming our community. Heidi and Rachel are successful commercial real estate brokers in Boulder, Colorado who work behind the scenes with business owners and landlords every day. They bear a unique insider perspective on the deals, and market trends that are happening right now and are excited to connect you with the individuals and companies that are driving the movement. no Boulder, Colorado, Business, Entrepreneurship, Women, Commercial Real Estate, Real Estate Investing, Market Trends Heidi & Rachel rachel@wearemarket.com Market Meets: Isabel McDevitt with Boulder Bridge House https://marketmeetspodcast.fireside.fm/boulderbridgehouse acc0d6c8-e7d7-43df-8d44-ee6d6a1e3976 Tue, 12 May 2020 00:00:00 -0600 Heidi & Rachel full 1 Heidi & Rachel Today we have the pleasure of speaking with one of Boulder’s Philanthropic warriors, Isabel McDevitt. Isabel currently is the CEO for Bridge House, which is a non-profit that supports the homeless population of Boulder and Beyond. She is impactful and passionate about creating new and unique opportunities in the workforce for this population. Get ready to get goosebumps for the incredible work BridgeHouse and Isabel are doing for our community. 28:18 no Today we have the pleasure of speaking with one of Boulder’s Philanthropic warriors, Isabel McDevitt. Isabel currently is the CEO for Bridge House, which is a non-profit that supports the homeless population of Boulder and Beyond. She is impactful and passionate about creating new and unique opportunities in the workforce for this population. Get ready to get goosebumps for the incredible work BridgeHouse and Isabel are doing for our community. Everyone is currently feeling the effects of Covid19 and the homeless community is no different. Bridgehouse had to make immediate changes to their model to create more physical space between people at their shelters, in order to comply with the CDC’s social distancing and hygiene requirements. They’ve partnered with the city to open the CRC (Covid Recovery Center) at East Boulder Rec Center, to help identify and isolate those of the homeless population showing symptoms. Bridge house expects to see a reduction in financial support from their social enterprises and donations with an increase in need across this population. Supporting their social enterprises including the Community Table Kitchen is one way to get involved and show your support. You can order nutritious family sized meals for pick up or delivery at: boulderbridgehouse.org. Volunteering is more important now than ever, not only for BridgeHouse and your other favorite non-profits, but also for your own community connection. Special Guest: Isabel McDevitt. Boulder Bridge House, Homelessness, Home Insecure, Homeless Community, Bridge House, Shelters, Homeless Shelters, Community, Isabel McDevitt, Rachel Rohrig, Heidi Schamber, Colorado, Market Meets, David DeVine, Work Force, Charity, Opportunity, Non-Profit, Today we have the pleasure of speaking with one of Boulder’s Philanthropic warriors, Isabel McDevitt. Isabel currently is the CEO for Bridge House, which is a non-profit that supports the homeless population of Boulder and Beyond. She is impactful and passionate about creating new and unique opportunities in the workforce for this population. Get ready to get goosebumps for the incredible work BridgeHouse and Isabel are doing for our community.

Everyone is currently feeling the effects of Covid19 and the homeless community is no different. Bridgehouse had to make immediate changes to their model to create more physical space between people at their shelters, in order to comply with the CDC’s social distancing and hygiene requirements. They’ve partnered with the city to open the CRC (Covid Recovery Center) at East Boulder Rec Center, to help identify and isolate those of the homeless population showing symptoms. Bridge house expects to see a reduction in financial support from their social enterprises and donations with an increase in need across this population. Supporting their social enterprises including the Community Table Kitchen is one way to get involved and show your support. You can order nutritious family sized meals for pick up or delivery at: boulderbridgehouse.org.

Volunteering is more important now than ever, not only for BridgeHouse and your other favorite non-profits, but also for your own community connection.

Special Guest: Isabel McDevitt.

]]> Today we have the pleasure of speaking with one of Boulder’s Philanthropic warriors, Isabel McDevitt. Isabel currently is the CEO for Bridge House, which is a non-profit that supports the homeless population of Boulder and Beyond. She is impactful and passionate about creating new and unique opportunities in the workforce for this population. Get ready to get goosebumps for the incredible work BridgeHouse and Isabel are doing for our community.

Everyone is currently feeling the effects of Covid19 and the homeless community is no different. Bridgehouse had to make immediate changes to their model to create more physical space between people at their shelters, in order to comply with the CDC’s social distancing and hygiene requirements. They’ve partnered with the city to open the CRC (Covid Recovery Center) at East Boulder Rec Center, to help identify and isolate those of the homeless population showing symptoms. Bridge house expects to see a reduction in financial support from their social enterprises and donations with an increase in need across this population. Supporting their social enterprises including the Community Table Kitchen is one way to get involved and show your support. You can order nutritious family sized meals for pick up or delivery at: boulderbridgehouse.org.

Volunteering is more important now than ever, not only for BridgeHouse and your other favorite non-profits, but also for your own community connection.

Special Guest: Isabel McDevitt.

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