Martha Sharkey, Founder & CEO of Today is a Good Day, a nonprofit which provides personal and financial support to families who experience the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, won Friday's MISSION Story Slam and a $250 donation.

Zakya Hall, Membership & Communications Manager of Philadelphia Association of Community Development Corporations, a nonprofit dedicated to advocacy, policy development, and technical assistance for community development corporations, won the MISSION Story Slam Crowd Favorite Award and a $100 donation.

Jenifer Trachtman is the Director of Development for The Monell Center, a biomedical research institute studying the senses of smell and taste in Philadelphia.  The Monell Center’s, research has become increasingly important in the COVID era. 

Brian Weiner is the President of Philadelphia Independence Awards for High School Musical Theater.  The Philadelphia Independence Awards were created by high school theater teachers and directors for the purpose of sharing and awarding outstanding student theater performances and productions in the Philadelphia region.

Lawrence Husick’s day job is intellectual property attorney. He’s also (in no particular order) a terrorism expert, a teacher, an entrepreneur, a husband, father, and grandfather, guitar player, sailor, environmental chemist and computer geek. Tonight, however, he speaks as a member of the Board of the American Helicopter Museum in West Chester, PA and he told us about What's Next for the museum at MISSION Story Slam 6: What's Next?

Michael Schweisheimer is the Founder and Executive Producer of PWPvideo, a Philadelphia-based production company specializing in creating communication tools for nonprofits and sustainable businesses. Michael opened MISSION Story Slam 6: What's Next? with this story.

Chris Satullo is a veteran journalist and beloved host of MISSION Story Slam. He shares a story with us about how to prepare to be lucky when planning for "What's Next?"