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Inspiring Change Through Love & Care

In Focus: Prahlad Meets WA Congresswoman Suzan DelBene

In this special segment, Prahlad Shankar, Founder & President of the Inspire Love, Inspire Care Foundation, meets with U.S. Congresswoman Suzan DelBene to share the foundation’s journey and ongoing community initiatives.

Key Highlights:

  • Community Meal Drives: Reflecting on over 6 years of monthly youth-led food drives, delivering more than 2,500 meals to shelter programs like New Bethlehem Place in Kirkland.
  • Fundraising Runs: Highlighting the foundation’s 1K/3K/5K run/walk events in Washington and Texas, which have raised over $40,000 to fund free healthcare clinics.
  • 501(c)(3) Milestone & Podcast: Sharing the foundation’s official non-profit status and extending an invitation to Congresswoman DelBene to guest on the INSPIREcast podcast.

The Inspire Love, Inspire Care Foundation honors Congresswoman DelBene for her dedicated leadership and continued encouragement of youth changemakers in the community.

Inspiring Change Through Love & Care

Latha Pat Interviews Prahlad Shankar

Watch Latha Pat – Washington Arts and Cultural Commissioner, Producer, and Director of celebrated arts and cultural festivals – as she sits down with Prahlad Shankar, the visionary Founder of the Inspire Love Inspire Care Foundation. In this heartfelt and thought-provoking conversation, they explore The mission behind Inspire Love Inspire Care Foundation. Don’t miss this engaging conversation between two changemakers committed to building a more compassionate, connected world through creativity and care.

Youth Change makers – Running to Heal

Hasthi Interviews Prahlad Shankar

In this Interview by Hasthi, moderator Stories Within Podcast, discover how a 13-year-old founder of Inspire Love Inspire Care turned sneakers and sandwiches into a life-changing impact. Over the past five years, he’s organized monthly food drives for homeless shelters and organized 1K, 2K, and 3K fundraising races—raising more than $30,000 to support free healthcare and community care programs.