How to be humanitarian: the importance of collaboration and service with Tobie Spears

I'm thrilled to share with you the latest episode of our podcast, where we had the pleasure of hosting Tobie Spears, the founder and director of the nonprofit Be Humanitarian. Their mission:  

To live a life full of meaningful work, building cherished connections, healing sorrows, sprinkling smiles, and sharing hope. 

Tobie's passion for making a difference is truly inspiring, and her story resonated deeply with me, given my personal connections to Latin America.

Here are some key takeaways from our conversation:

1. The Birth of Be Humanitarian: Tobie's journey to Guatemala began with a sense of adventure and a desire to experience something new. She found a community in need and a calling to make a difference. Her organization now provides meals, educational support, and income opportunities to a remote Guatemalan community.
2. The Impact: Be Humanitarian started small, but its impact has been profound. From providing breakfast three days a week to needy children, they now serve thousands of monthly meals. During the pandemic, they even provided dinner boxes, demonstrating their commitment to meeting basic needs.
3. Empowerment and Collaboration: Tobie's vision goes beyond charity. She aims to empower the local people to create a sustainable system for themselves. The organization prioritizes collabo

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