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In this episode of Known Profits, we sit down with Mike Guswiler, President of the West Michigan Sports Commission, to talk about the impact sports tourism has on communities across West Michigan.

Mike shares how the organization attracts major sporting events to the region, supports local businesses, and creates economic opportunities through youth, amateur, and professional sports.

Through strategic partnerships and a focus on community engagement, the West Michigan Sports Commission is helping position the region as a premier destination for sports, events, and growth.

Want to learn more about the West Michigan Sports Commission? Visit www.westmisports.com.

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In this episode of Known Profits, we sit down with Christine O’Driscoll, Co-Founder of New Growth Project, to talk about creating inclusive opportunities for individuals with disabilities.

Christine shares how New Growth Project provides hands-on experiences—often through urban agriculture and food-based programs—that help participants build life and job skills, gain confidence, and find meaningful community.

Through a focus on ability, belonging, and real-world engagement, New Growth Project is helping individuals grow, connect, and thrive.

Want to learn more about New Growth Project? Visit www.thenewgrowthproject.org
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In this episode of Known Profits, we sit down with Dee Dee Taylor, Founder of Taylor Made Re-Entry, to talk about second chances, dignity, and the work of supporting individuals returning to the community after incarceration.

Dee Dee shares the story behind Taylor Made Re-Entry and the personal experiences that inspired her to create a nonprofit focused on helping people rebuild their lives. The organization provides guidance, resources, and support as individuals navigate the challenges of re-entering society and building a more stable future.

Through mentorship, practical assistance, and a deep commitment to community, Taylor Made Re-Entry is helping people find hope, opportunity, and a path forward.

Want to learn more about Taylor Made Re-Entry? Visit www.taylormadereentry.org.