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Estella Pyfrom is living proof you don’t need a lot of money or contacts to make a big difference. After a lifetime of teaching underprivileged children and adults, she retired but the need to help was still strong. So she created a mobile learning center to bring education to underserved communities.
Learn how four brothers used their shared experiences to come up with a bold idea to make a big difference in the lives of cancer survivors that not only inspires people but shows what’s possible when you’re willing to make the climb.
We’re in the final phases of editing the first film from Bolder Docs. Check out this two-minute segment from our upcoming documentary, Conquering Kilimanjaro.
John Rivers has quickly become not only one of the nation’s top restauranteurs but an entrepreneurial legend. Find out how his one simple take-out barbecue restaurant led to a new life of passion, purpose and success.
LIVESTRONG CEO Doug Ulman isn’t just a passionate advocate for those dealing with cancer, he’s also a three-time survivor himself. Find out why he urges his staff to be audacious and why it was so important to him to climb Kiliimanjaro.
For decades, Dr. Lois Lee has been ripping the covers off of one of America’s dirtiest secrets — adults have sex with children. Find out how she’s become one of the biggest and fiercest warriors in the fight against child sex trafficking.
Christine Horner, M.D., is one of America’s top plastic surgeons, a renowned medical consultant in the prevention and treatment of breast cancer and a bit of a medical rebel. She explains why she thinks big pharma is ignoring important discoveries.
After a successful business career, Gerald Hilbrich retired and became a role model for one of his personal philosophies — those who make a good living are obligated to give back their time, talent and treasures. Get his tips for making a difference
Who would have thought one of the most effective tools in the fight against breast cancer would be a golf club? Meet the life-changing and saving volunteers of Women Playing For T.I.M.E.
Sol Bleiweis was just 11 years old when Germany invaded his native Poland. In Auschwitz, he watched his brother and mother die. But Sol not only survived, he made it his mission to make a difference and spread his message of joy and hope.
Do you know what you’re going to do after you retire? One of the best ways to move forward is to give back. Beryl Wiltshire signed up as a volunteer for Habitat for Humanity at the age of 68 doing many things she had never done before.
There are few people whose sole goal in life is to make people feel better about themselves, but that’s exactly what Richard Simmons has been doing for nearly 40 years. He shares his own personal struggles and offers his tips for healing yourself.