Give - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Give to Long-Term Solutions to Long-Term Problems
Give Executive Producer Blair Underwood visits two Southern California non-profits working to end intergenerational poverty and homelessness, and helps determine how to distribute a $35,000 gift from the Lawrence Welk Family Foundation.
Give to Rescued Kittens and Cats and the People Who Care for Them
Author and NBC News correspondent Jenna Bush Hager visits two volunteer-run animal rescue organizations serving homeless and injured cats and kittens, and helps decide how to divide a $35,000 donation from the ASPCA between them.
Give to the Transformative Power of Athletics for Underserved Children and Youth
Pro-Soccer Star Cobi Jones and NBA Rising Star Jordan Clarkson team up to visit two Los Angeles area organizations using sports to change the lives of underserved children and teens. When the final buzzer sounds, they'll help decide how to divide a $50,000 gift from the LA84 Foundation between the two organizations.
Give to Building Strong Women and Girls
Author and Chef Sunny Anderson visits two New York City based non-profit organizations that help women and girls imagine and realize brighter futures for themselves and their communities. In the end, Sunny will help determine how to distribute a $50,000 gift from the New York Women's Foundation between the two charities.
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