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The Gloria Sloan Show: Soul Food and Service- Cooking Up Change and Community
- 2024/11/26
- 再生時間： 41 分
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あらすじ・解説
Ebony's story is one of resilience, passion, and community impact. Diagnosed with Crohn's disease at age 9, she faced numerous surgeries and challenges that shaped her perspective on life and inspired her love for food and service. As the first African American woman to secure a government contract on her first attempt, She has built a soul food business, London Ds, that goes beyond serving meals—it serves the community. From hosting events for the homeless to planning a meal delivery service for busy parents, her mission is to use food as a way to connect, heal, and uplift others.
TODAY'S GUEST: Ebony Givans
GLORIA'S WEBSITE: www.GloriaSloan.com
GUEST WEBSITE: www.londondscafe.com
BIO: Ebony Givans is the first African American woman to secure a government contract on her first attempt. Diagnosed with Crohn's disease at just 9 years old, she endured numerous surgeries and years of relying on a feeding tube, an experience that ignited her passion for food and helping others.
She is the proud founder of London Ds, a soul food business that not only serves delicious, heartwarming meals but also serves the community. Ebony and her husband have hosted multiple events to support the homeless and is now planning a delivery service to provide daily meals for busy parents.
Her journey is a testament to resilience and purpose. From working part-time in mental health during high school to building a business that feeds both body and soul, Ebony has turned her challenges into opportunities to uplift others.
A community leader, innovator, and mother, she strives to inspire through her story of perseverance, dedication, and service.
TODAY'S GUEST: Ebony Givans
GLORIA'S WEBSITE: www.GloriaSloan.com
GUEST WEBSITE: www.londondscafe.com
BIO: Ebony Givans is the first African American woman to secure a government contract on her first attempt. Diagnosed with Crohn's disease at just 9 years old, she endured numerous surgeries and years of relying on a feeding tube, an experience that ignited her passion for food and helping others.
She is the proud founder of London Ds, a soul food business that not only serves delicious, heartwarming meals but also serves the community. Ebony and her husband have hosted multiple events to support the homeless and is now planning a delivery service to provide daily meals for busy parents.
Her journey is a testament to resilience and purpose. From working part-time in mental health during high school to building a business that feeds both body and soul, Ebony has turned her challenges into opportunities to uplift others.
A community leader, innovator, and mother, she strives to inspire through her story of perseverance, dedication, and service.