Exclusive Fireside Chat With Dr. Trisha Bailey - Donors Unplugged

Matt Borman, from LSU, sits down with Trisha Bailey in front of a large live audience to discuss her journey from living without resources barefoot in Jamaica to becoming the successful entrepreneur and philanthropist she is today. They also delve into the topic of building strong relationships with donors for universities and colleges across the country.
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[@dotb5397]

I can never get enough of listening to Trisha Bailey. For every interview I've seen, I take something even more instrumental, uplifting and empowering from it. Thank you for being so transparent by sharing your Life, struggles, challenges and accomplishments with the world. Love ya! ❤🙏🏾

[@MoorishBrooklyn]

Good talk. Donating without the intention to make immediate, life or multi-generational change is just a heartless check with a tax write off. Donating with the heart to make an impact is donating with substance.

[@harmonsalmon7739]

Wow, that was awesome.

[@moirathompson310]

Yes! What an incredible story, and such a beautiful successful mom and person, who gives thanks to her mom and grandma!🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🌻🌸🌺🌸🌸🌸🌺

[@dsd9323]

Dr Baley all power to you...
I do hope you are walking in your grandma's shoes in that great legacy grandma shows you

[@reggaematic1]

I am 50 still thinking as when i was 20 and as wasted 30❤❤❤years of my life

[@beet5800]

Dr. Bailey is actually an angel, just like the grandmother she describes. Her story so resonates! I too had an angel grandmother in Jamaica and my life today reflects it. I would love to meet Dr Tricia Bailey. There is something about angel grandmothers that create wonderful, caring people!

[@reggaematic1]

Don't feel irreplaceable if you can't be replaced you will never get promoted