Tara Kapp was back on to talk about a fundraiser called "Drive 4 UR Community" During the event on June 21st at Edgewood Senior Living from 11 to 2, you show up, test drive a vehicle and $20 then gets donated to Edgewood Senior Living to fight Alzheimer's.

Jessica Hawks lives on a farmstead in rural Eddy County. She is currently working on establishing her farm as an animal sanctuary for exotic animals of all kinds. With over 100 animals right now including a llama, goats, and chinchilla's, she's working on becoming a non-profit and raising money to make the farmstead a safe place for the animals. The Hawks Homestead Animal Rescue Startup can be found in the link below:

https://www.gofundme.com/hawkes-homestead-animal-rescue-startup-fund

SSG Andrew Tanata and SSG Aaron Schmidt were on the show to talk about the Army National Guard. Both Tanata and Schmidt will be on to talk about common National Guard questions while also informing the public of what the guard can do for you. You're encouraged to text 701-353-5934 if you have a question you'd like to be asked and you could hear it on Let's Talk About It.

Mackenzie Johnson is with SkillsUSA Jamestown. The team is set to compete at nationals this June and are in need of funds to alleviate travel expenses. "GOT Skills" will be held at TRAC in Jamestown on June 14th from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM.

Kelsey Deragisch, Associate Development Director with the Anne Carlsen Center, was on the show to promote their 37th Annual Golf Tournament on July 12th. The tournament is the longest running golf tourney in North Dakota and raises money for the Anne Carlsen Center.

Casie Hardin, Community Outreach Coordinator for Alpha Opportunities Inc., was on to talk about their 6th Annual Gator Crawl. The fun, 5 K Run/Walk invites everyone to join them and help support Alpha, their staff, and their needs during this FUNdraiser on June 14th.

Dakota Anglers member Dave Schmitz joined the show to talk about the upcoming 39th Annual Little Britches Fishing Tournament on June 15th. Anglers ages 0 to 16 are invited to bring an adult out and fish one body of water for the fishing competition. Registration begins at 8 AM at Joos Grove and Dakota Anglers will also be sending a few lucky ones to attend the Devils Lake fishing camp.