Cynthia Freeman's guest appearances

Cynthia Freeman

AudioNosh

It's the Miami Knight Show-Grief Talk

Laura Geller

Beth Ricanati

Susan Feniger

John McNamara

Miriam Cutler

John Jenkins

Amelia Saltsman

Ashley Pittman

Rosie Moss

Sonia Nazario

Mary Murphy

Vicki Juditz

Leon R. Walker

Jasmine Curry

Ellen Harper

OwlTail

Cynthia Freeman is a licensed Commercial Auto Claims Adjuster for a Fortune 500 Insurance Company for over 19 years. She believes that life insurance is a vital asset for African Americans, and it’s a valuable investment when it comes to wealth creations.Our culture is not good at investing in life insurance, so I wanted to promote and educate others to do so, she shares. She enjoys volunteering, as a Level 1 Archery Instructor and she also a licensed a Notary Public. Unfortunately murder has become a common state of being these days….and she’s knows the affect of that pain all too well. Cynthia lost her son Danejer LaRae “Danger” Freeman to a traumatic senseless stabbing. In Cynthia story share she states “If I can help one person find hope, then that fulfills my life even more.” Cynthia upcoming journey is to self publish her love letter poems written to her son for over the past 20 plus years, She looking forward to working with a team to research  documentary why murder and death is so unusually high on both sides of my family. She is also the creator of MOMSY and TeamMomsy an Event Décor and Sweet Treat Design Company. Cynthia is a Moms Demand Action and Everytown survivor volunteer in the Georgia region advocating on losing our children to the variations of all senseless violence. Warning: This episode contains intrusive thoughts and emotions felt during Danejer's murder trial. Each opinion or statements were Cynthia Freeman’s own. Listen with a mother’s heart and kind ear. Let’s thank God for grace! #ItsTheMiamiKnightShow #GriefTalk

Cynthia Freeman is a licensed Commercial Auto Claims Adjuster for a Fortune 500 Insurance Company for over 19 years. She believes that life insurance is a vital asset for African Americans, and it’s a valuable investment when it comes to wealth creations. Our culture is not good at investing in life insurance, so I wanted to promote and educate others to do so, she shares. She enjoys volunteering, as a Level 1 Archery Instructor and she also a licensed a Notary Public. Unfortunately murder has become a common state of being these days….and she’s knows the affect of that pain all too well. Cynthia lost her son Danejer LaRae “Danger” Freeman to a traumatic senseless stabbing. In Cynthia story share she states “If I can help one person find hope, then that fulfills my life even more.” Cynthia upcoming journey is to self publish her love letter poems written to her son for over the past 20 plus years, She looking forward to working with a team to research documentary why murder and death is so unusually high on both sides of my family. She is also the creator of MOMSY and TeamMomsy an Event Décor and Sweet Treat Design Company. Cynthia is a Moms Demand Action and Everytown survivor volunteer in the Georgia region advocating on losing our children to the variations of all senseless violence. Warning: This episode contains intrusive thoughts and emotions felt during Danejer's murder trial. Each opinion or statements were Cynthia Freeman’s own. Listen with a mother’s heart and kind ear. Let’s thank God for grace! #ItsTheMiamiKnightShow #GriefTalk

EP: 5.5.20 Grief Talk In The Wrong Place, At The Wrong Time w/Cynthia Freeman

Jenna Fields

We are standing up to cancer during National Breast Cancer Awareness month with two very special performances of a brand new show, Living After! It is a moving, funny, and poignant collection of stories and songs that will uplift and create a conversation around this challenging subject.  CLICK HERE TO BUY TICKETS FOR LIVING AFTER In part one of today’s episode, Lisa and Maureen are joined by Jenna Fields, California Regional Director of SHARSHERET, a national non-profit organization, working to improve the lives of Jewish women and families living with or at increased genetic risk for breast or ovarian cancer – JWT and Sharsheret have partnered together to present Living After and a portion of the ticketing proceeds will be donated to Sharsheret. Jenna joins us to talk about the amazing work they are doing, as well as the services available to the Jewish community through Sharsheret.  More info at sharsheret.org In part two, Ronda and special guest Cynthia Freeman join in to talk about JWT’s Abby Freeman Artists in Residence program. Cynthia is the sister of Abby, JWT’s very first employee who passed away from breast cancer at the age of 37. Abby’s legacy lives on through our program, a way to honor hard-working artists who share the mission and ideals of our organization. There will be a reception in honor of the Abby Freeman Artists-in-Residence program following the 2:00 p.m. performance of Living After, on Sunday, October 27.  And now, we would like to welcome Cynthia Freeman, Abby’s sister.  BUY TICKETSSaturday Oct. 26 @ 8pmSunday Oct. 27 @ 2pm (reception to follow)@ The Braid in Santa Monica2912 Colorado Ave. #102, Santa Monica, CA, 90404 ABOUT JENNA Jenna Fields, MA, MSW, California Regional Director, is a graduate of the Zelikow School of Jewish Nonprofit Management at Hebrew Union College and the School of Social Work at the University of Southern California. Jenna oversees Sharsheret’s office in the Greater Los Angeles community, and all local programmatic efforts including outreach, education, partnership development and fundraising. ABOUT CYNTHIASenior program director Cynthia Freeman oversees an $8 million-plus portfolio of fiscal sponsorship projects; manages capacity-building initiatives and regranting programs for foundation, government, and corporate clients; and supervises staff and consultants. Prior to joining Community Partners in 2006, Freeman worked as a policy director for the Association of Community Human Service Agencies, a trade association of community-based human service agencies that contract with Los Angeles County to provide child welfare and mental health services. Previously, she spent seven years in the field of philanthropy, most recently at the New York Foundation, making grants to community organizing, advocacy, and start-up projects in New York City’s low-income neighborhoods. She also planned new grantmaking and technical assistance initiatives and ran a summer internship in philanthropy. Freeman has served as a consultant to numerous nonprofit organizations and worked on initiatives with government entities including the Los Angeles Department of Public Health, Burbank Police Department, and New York City Department of Homeless Services. She began her career as a community organizer and fundraiser for ACORN, a grassroots community organization of low-income people. She has served on the steering committees of Interfaith Funders and Emerging Practitioners in Philanthropy and is prior board chair of Jumpstart and co-leader of the Southern California Fiscal Sponsors Network. Freeman is a graduate of Brown University and has an MPA in nonprofit management from New York University’s Wagner School of Public Service.

We are standing up to cancer during National Breast Cancer Awareness month with two very special performances of a brand new show, Living After! It is a moving, funny, and poignant collection of stories and songs that will uplift and create a conversation around this challenging subject. <a href="https://jewishwomenstheatre.secure.force.com/ticket/PatronTicket__PublicTicketApp#/events/a0Sf4000009Tq9rEAC" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CLICK HERE TO BUY TICKETS FOR LIVING AFTER</a> In part one of today’s episode, Lisa and Maureen are joined by Jenna Fields, California Regional Director of SHARSHERET, a national non-profit organization, working to improve the lives of Jewish women and families living with or at increased genetic risk for breast or ovarian cancer – JWT and Sharsheret have partnered together to present Living After and a portion of the ticketing proceeds will be donated to Sharsheret. Jenna joins us to talk about the amazing work they are doing, as well as the services available to the Jewish community through Sharsheret. More info at <a href="https://sharsheret.org/" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">sharsheret.org</a> In part two, Ronda and special guest Cynthia Freeman join in to talk about JWT’s Abby Freeman Artists in Residence program. Cynthia is the sister of Abby, JWT’s very first employee who passed away from breast cancer at the age of 37. Abby’s legacy lives on through our program, a way to honor hard-working artists who share the mission and ideals of our organization. There will be a reception in honor of the Abby Freeman Artists-in-Residence program following the 2:00 p.m. performance of Living After, on Sunday, October 27.  And now, we would like to welcome Cynthia Freeman, Abby’s sister.  <a href="https://jewishwomenstheatre.secure.force.com/ticket/PatronTicket__PublicTicketApp#/events/a0Sf4000009Tq9rEAC" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">BUY TICKETS</a> Saturday Oct. 26 @ 8pm Sunday Oct. 27 @ 2pm (reception to follow) @ The Braid in Santa Monica 2912 Colorado Ave. #102, Santa Monica, CA, 90404 ABOUT JENNA Jenna Fields, MA, MSW, California Regional Director, is a graduate of the Zelikow School of Jewish Nonprofit Management at Hebrew Union College and the School of Social Work at the University of Southern California. Jenna oversees Sharsheret’s office in the Greater Los Angeles community, and all local programmatic efforts including outreach, education, partnership development and fundraising. ABOUT CYNTHIA Senior program director Cynthia Freeman oversees an $8 million-plus portfolio of fiscal sponsorship projects; manages capacity-building initiatives and regranting programs for foundation, government, and corporate clients; and supervises staff and consultants. Prior to joining Community Partners in 2006, Freeman worked as a policy director for the Association of Community Human Service Agencies, a trade association of community-based human service agencies that contract with Los Angeles County to provide child welfare and mental health services. Previously, she spent seven years in the field of philanthropy, most recently at the New York Foundation, making grants to community organizing, advocacy, and start-up projects in New York City’s low-income neighborhoods. She also planned new grantmaking and technical assistance initiatives and ran a summer internship in philanthropy. Freeman has served as a consultant to numerous nonprofit organizations and worked on initiatives with government entities including the Los Angeles Department of Public Health, Burbank Police Department, and New York City Department of Homeless Services. She began her career as a community organizer and fundraiser for ACORN, a grassroots community organization of low-income people. She has served on the steering committees of Interfaith Funders and Emerging Practitioners in Philanthropy and is prior board chair of Jumpstart and co-leader of the Southern California Fiscal Sponsors Network. Freeman is a graduate of Brown University and has an MPA in nonprofit management from New York University’s Wagner School of Public Service.

Episode #35: Living After with Jenna Fields of Sharsheret and Cynthia Freeman