Uriel Olguin, Donor Database Administrator - Bonton Farms
Uriel Olguin is a leader at Bonton Farms, a nonprofit that turned a small garden into a big help for South Dallas.
Started over 12 years ago by former inmates, Bonton Farms now has 60 workers and adds $2 million a year to the local economy.
With Uriel’s help, they do more than provide food. They also focus on health, jobs, education, and housing.
Uriel cares about making strong partnerships and helping people understand poverty. He believes in working with others who share the same values.
His work is all about building real connections and long-term support. Thanks to him, Bonton Farms keeps making a big difference in the Bonton community.
In this episode:
- 00:00 – Welcome to the KRM Podcast Uriel Olguin
- 00:33 – The Origin Story: From a Small Garden to a Community Movement
- 01:24 – Beyond Farming: The Seven Human Essentials
- 03:15 – A Personal Story: How Food Deserts Impact Lives
- 05:00 – The Power of Relationships: Building Meaningful Partnerships
- 08:11 – The Best Part of the Job: Humanizing Poverty
- 09:07 – Advice for Nonprofits: The Power of Communication
- 09:55 – Final Words & Closing Remarks
"Before we approach any kind of partner, we ask, do our values align? We want successful partnerships to happen, where there's a mutual investment and impact."
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