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Let’s talk about poverty—its causes and solutions, and the beautiful, messy attempts people all over Canada are making to help. Listen in as host Shelaine chats with Canadian experts working to overcome poverty.Together you’ll tackle tough questions, cover hot topics, and hear true stories. Explore with us how ordinary people can create lasting change. What are Canadians doing about poverty in your neighbourhood, across Canada, and around the world? What can YOU do?https://www.fhcanada.org/podcastThe Ending Poverty Together Podcast is an initiative of Food for the Hungry (FH) Canada, a Christian non-profit organization dedicated to ending poverty – one community at a time. Together with bold Canadian partners, FH Canada walks alongside the most vulnerable communities throughout the developing world as they strive toward sustainability.
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Signup to Generate a PitchLet’s talk about poverty, its causes and solutions, and the beautiful, messy attempts people all over Canada are making to help. Listen in as host Shelaine chats with Canadian experts working to overcome poverty. Together you’ll tackle tough questions, cover hot topics, and hear true stories. Explore with us how ordinary people can create lasting change.
Recent episodes include "What’s on your shelf? Exploring ethical consumerism" (3 December 2025, 32 minutes), "Can I give 5,000 goats? How charity gift guides work" (7 November 2025, 35 minutes), and "Beyond the Boardroom: Witnessing Grassroots Change in Cambodia" (10 October 2025, 33 minutes).
Ending Poverty Together publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 31 minutes across 88 episodes.
Booking probability for Ending Poverty Together is 22%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Ending Poverty Together requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Ending Poverty Together's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Ending Poverty Together are Foundations & Philanthropy. Ending Poverty Together has a business audience.
Ending Poverty Together is a business podcast with 88 episodes published.
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From the shirts in our closets to the TVs in our living rooms, do you really know where these products came from? Trying to track the supply chain that produced your blender is enough to make your head spin, especially...

It’s the time of year where charity Christmas gift catalogues find their way to your mailboxes and inboxes—but how do these practical, and hopefully meaningful, shopping options actually work? When you buy a pig for...

In this episode of Ending Poverty Together, host Shelaine sits down with Franz Meier, the Vice Chair of Food for the Hungry Canada’s Board. Fresh from a visit to FH partner communities in Cambodia, Franz shares powerful...

In this episode of Ending Poverty Together, Shelaine sits down with Sandra Gamboias, Senior Director of Philanthropy at Food for the Hungry Canada, to talk about the launch of Journey Partners — FH’s new monthly giving...

Episode #12
Have you talked to kids about poverty? Of all the things to teach children, this may be far down your list—too complicated, too jarring for their young minds, and too uncomfortable a topic. But poverty, in your...

What’s really happening on the streets of Metro Vancouver and Victoria? In this powerful episode of Ending Poverty Together, Shelaine sits down with Nick Wells, Media Relations Specialist at Union Gospel Mission (UGM)...

Talking about creation care and the state of the environment can feel heavy—we’re more often left with doom and gloom and no real way forward. But fear not! Jo Swinney, Director of Communications at A Rocha...

Episode #9
What does real community transformation look like—beyond buildings and programs? In this episode, we go behind the scenes with three passionate FH Canada team members who share their personal stories from the frontlines...

How many news articles have left you curious about the personal stories behind the headlines? In our hyper-connected world we have the tendency to rapidly move on from one news story to the next. In this episode...

Did you know poverty is much more than just an empty wallet? Relational poverty is often an invisible wound that disconnects us from God, ourselves and triggers many mental health challenges. In this episode...

You may have heard the buzz that bees play a crucial role when it comes to biodiversity in our interconnected world, but did you know that these tiny insects are having a life-changing impact on farmers in Bwira...

For many of us, a cup of coffee is part of a regular morning ritual. But how often do we think about the person or people behind that cup of coffee? For countless smallholder farmers around the world, coffee is their...

Would you be surprised to learn that fair trade involves much more than simply fair wages? That, at its core, it’s actually about relationships that foster dignity, sustainability, and economic empowerment? Heidi...

What‘s your response to the term “harm reduction”? Do you realize that you participate in harm reduction daily? Things like, strapping on a seatbelt, using railings on staircases, or scrubbing your hands with hot, soapy...

What if the opposite of addiction isn’t freedom or sobriety, but connection? Drug addiction is devastating, affecting communities worldwide. But is addiction the problem to be solved, or is there something deeper at...

with guest Patty-Leigh Thielmann from Food for the Hungry Canada Turn on your faucet at home. Aren’t you astounded by how water is instantly at your fingertips? How that happens every time you go to the sink? How it’s...

Episode #15
with guest Lindsay Machona, Executive Director at Expand Hope Here, they ached to help in a meaningful way. There, they ached for better schools. So, when two communities—at first foreign to each other—came together...

Episode #14
with guest Melissa Giles of BC Rent Bank. Rental prices are a hot topic of conversation these days. With increased cost of living and housing shortages, everyone is feeling the pressure. For those living in a low to...

Episode #13
with guest Jonathan Papoulidis, VP of External Engagement at Food for the Hungry. Can communities in the world’s most fragile regions, despite constant challenges, not only survive but thrive? In this episode, we’re...

Episode #12
with guest Kenzie Watson, Pastor of Children’s Ministries at Lambrick Park Church Have you talked to your kids about poverty? Of all the things to teach children, this may be far down your list—too complicated, too...
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pastor, author, resident theologian, Chisolm Creek Event Center and Twisters Comedy Club
Director of North America Retail, Brigham Young University–Idaho
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