In a world where certainty is a luxury, Orchardville and similar organisations are setting a pioneering example by infusing business into charity. It’s not just about generating revenue; it’s a strategic move towards sustainability.

💡 By reinvesting profits instead of distributing them as dividends, these charities are able to expand their impact and ensure their services continue, even in tough times.

This approach is a beacon of hope, proving that with innovation, dedication, and a bit of business acumen, we can overcome the challenges of dependency on external funding. It’s about creating a resilient ecosystem that can support the most vulnerable among us, no matter what.

But why should businesses and individuals get involved? Beyond the moral imperative, there’s a ripple effect of positivity that benefits us all. Supporting such initiatives not only contributes to a thriving community but also evokes a profound sense of satisfaction and loyalty among consumers and partners.

🎓🌍 Do you remember your first GCSE exam? For many, it's a memorable moment, especially if it was a language exam! Speaking portions could be nervy, but also pretty amusing when you think back on it. From getting a little 'help' from your teacher to speaking French with an unexpected voice chiming in – it's all part of the GCSE experience.

We also discuss why driving into Dublin feels like navigating through a population of "150 million." 😅 But jokes aside, choosing public transport can be a real eye-opener to the ease and simplicity it brings into our daily lives.

On top of that we talk about a number of other subjects and review our recently sampled local businesses.

#CharityInnovation #SocialImpact #SustainableCharity #PartnershipForChange

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🌟 "Nothing is going to get better. It's just not. Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot." - Dr. Seuss, The Lorax 🌳

Today, let's be inspired by Cara Cash Marley's wisdom and Dr. Seuss's timeless words. 💬 Whether it's letting one person out in traffic, lending a hand where you can, or simply doing one good deed - every little bit contributes to a ripple of change. 🌊

Cara reminds us that it's not just about helping ourselves but extending our other hand to help someone else. 🤝 Whether our actions impact generations or just the day of a stranger, every positive action counts.

Through her own work across the charity sector, Cara has continually offered a much needed hand of support to people who would be lost without it.

A testament to resilience and empowerment. Against the odds and battling imposter syndrome, Cara's journey from uncertainty to becoming a CEO at 33 highlights the power of self-belief and education. 🎓💼

Now CEO of Orchardville Cara's role is not just about offering support but also about creating impactful changes in the lives of those with learning disabilities and autism.

Orchardville do vital work in the 3rd Sector and despite only recently joining, Cara has a clear vision for the organisation and defined goals to enable it to grow and help even more of the people who need it most.

Want to know more about Orchardville's services go to

https://www.orchardville.com/

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Join us on another episode of The Circle Back show where we cover last weeks guest David Mason and his tempting wine nights.

Our usual lighthearted thoughts on all things local

We take a look into the spirit of innovation and community revival that's keeping Northern Ireland's hospitality industry vibrant and alive, especially during challenging times. We delve into the intriguing emergence of wine tasting events hosted by local bars and restaurants, events that are redefining the industry's customer experience. Individuals like David Mason have infused the traditional wine tasting with a contemporary twist, offering an enriching blend of entertainment, education, and community engagement.

Revitalising Hospitality with Wine Tasting Events

Wine tasting events are typically as old as vineyards themselves, but the novel approach taken by entrepreneurs like David Mason is breathing new life into this time-honoured tradition. By creating meaningful partnerships with local pubs and restaurants, these events are tailored to introduce consumers to the rich, varied world of wines and simultaneously support local businesses. Participants enjoy a unique personalised experience that large-scale events cannot replicate, resulting in increased footfall on typically quiet nights. This successful model embodies the symbiotic relationship between event organisers and venue owners while fostering a commitment to community development.

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