<h2>Paul's Positive Podcast</h2><p>Hosted by <strong>Amy Iverson</strong></p><br/> <br/><p>Welcome to <em>Paul's Positive Podcast</em>, the feel-good podcast dedicated to sharing uplifting human-interest stories. Hosted by Amy Iverson, this series of heartwarming tales is sure to bring a smile to your face. <strong>Paul's Positive Podcast</strong> is for an audience of one—Paul—but it's a narrative that resonates with anyone who appreciates the goodness in people and communities.</p><br/> <br/><p>In this week's captivating episode, we're shining a light on Alexandria Dreeszen from Dakota City, Nebraska, whose dedication to stray cats has sparked an incredible community initiative. Alexandria is the mastermind behind <strong>Save the Kitties Trap Neuter Return</strong>, a non-profit organization that addresses the city's stray cat population through the innovative Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) method. This approach not only helps in controlling the population but also allows these cats to thrive in their familiar surroundings. Her strategic leadership is further highlighted by her successful collaboration with the city council to secure matching funds for her efforts, proving how partnerships can pave the way for a sustainable future for both animals and humans in Dakota City. Alexandria's story is a testament to how personal dedication and kindness can create ripples of positive change within a community.</p><br/> <br/><p>In another delightful segment, join Amy as she paints a vivid picture of the <strong>Cologuard Classic</strong> golf tournament in the heart of Tucson. This sun-soaked event is more than just a sports gathering; it is a celebration of community and compassion. As passionate fans and newcomers flocked to the event, local businesses, including <em>Inca’s Peruvian Cuisine</em>, experienced a remarkable 20% boost in business, joyously noted by a thrilled Luis Campos. The tournament's influence reached far beyond Tucson, drawing visitors from places like Phoenix, and weaving new threads into the community's cultural fabric.</p><br/> <br/><p>Assistant Manager Elena Campos truly encapsulated the tournament's extensive impact, stating how it reinforced local enterprises and fortified community bonds. With its ongoing partnership with Cologuard, the event continues to support significant causes, such as colon cancer awareness and youth sports—with the tournament donating over three million dollars to these endeavors. This year, fans raised six thousand dollars for the <em>Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona</em>, complemented by an additional ten thousand dollars from <strong>Exact Sciences</strong>.</p><br/> <br/><p>The <strong>Cologuard Classic</strong> is a fine example of how a sports event can transcend the game, fostering unity and shared experiences. This joyous story from Tucson embodies the core of positive human connections, leaving the community with lighter hearts and elevated spirits.</p><br/> <br/>Links:<br/><p><a href='https://siouxcityjournal.com/news/local/article_6dfa34f2-fc46-11ef-ac97-77a0772f819f.html'>Five Questions with ... Alexandria Dreeszen of Save the Kitties Trap Neuter Return</a><br/><a href='https://www.kgun9.com/news/community-inspired-journalism/catalina-foothills-news/cologuard-classic-economically-benefits-foothills-and-local-area'>Cologuard Classic economically benefits Foothills and local area</a></p>