Reaching across the globe with Jaimie and The JD Sheth Foundation

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Jaimie speaks to reaching across, not down to support people in the community and across the globe. She shares her journey quitting her high paying physical therapist job in California to becoming the founder and CEO of a nonprofit, The JD Sheth Foundation. After visiting her mother's homeland in India she was inspired to help allocate resources and build infrastructure to support more people living healthier lives. Her foundation is dedicated to focusing on the education, health, and well being of others, specifically children and the elderly, here in the United States and across the globe. She speaks to moving back to Evansville to be with her family just before the pandemic to help care for her terminally ill mother and how her parents' compassion and kindness fueled this amazing organization.

Be sure to like, follow and support her work as she strives to create hope and security for people in the midst of grief and loss.

www.jdshethfoundation.org facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jdshethfoundation IG @ https://www.instagram.com/jdshethf/

Golf Scramble- Swinging FORE Sheth! August 24th at Cambridge Golf Course in Evansville, IN. Lunch at 12pm & Tee off at 1pm. Funds will go to support their projects!

Stay tuned for several upcoming local projects including but not limited to supporting local female veterans, ECHO housing, Methodist Youth Home and also supporting other local nonprofit organizations too!

They partner with International Development Enterprises (iDE) to help them fund a water hauling truck to continue their work in bringing clean water to the residents of northern Ghana. The Water Master truck will deliver water to iDE’s multiple hand washing stations located throughout several cities and will also begin delivering water to homes. iDE established their social enterprise, Sama Sama, in 2016, which has become the leading supplier of high quality water, sanitation, and hygiene products and services in Ghana. The expected completion date for this project is late 2021 and we are currently accepting donations to help support it.