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Just Do GOOD Entertainment helps thousands without the internet receive free programming
Moved by the circumstance that millions of Americans are being cut off from content online, Monty Hobbs and Valerie Smaldone, the founders and producers of Just Do GOOD Entertainment and producers of the television series Divine Renovation, Destination: New England, hosted by TV icon Erik Estrada, decided to purchase local air time to allow the community the ability to view the program, on free over the air television. Divine Renovation identifies homes and facilities needing significant enhancements and provides a spiritual uplift for the recipients. Hobbs and Smaldone work with each community they shoot in, finding businesses that wish to provide goods and services and give back to those in need.
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Innovation with Purpose: Valerie Smaldone and Monty Hobbs Of Just Do GOOD Entertainment On The World’s Most Successful Purpose-Driven Business Models
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101 Mobility Announces Strategic Partnership with “Divine Renovation” TV Series
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In this episode of Good News on Entertainment, Carley talks with the co-founders of Just Do Good Entertainment! It’s a newly formed company that has a desire and passion to produce family friendly and inspiring content. Their latest release is a show called Divine Renovation. Season 2 will start streaming September 19th.
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Producing partners Monty Hobbs and Valerie Smaldone have joined forces to launch a new content creation company, Just Do GOOD Entertainment. Their mission is to create content that not only entertains but inspires and enacts change by doing good.
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Join us for an exclusive interview with Monty Hobbs and Valerie Smaldone, the founders of Just Do GOOD Entertainment
Read MoreTelevision series shot in Wilmington wins 2024 Telly Award
WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - Season One of Divine Renovation, the home makeover show that shot in and around Wilmington in late 2022, has received a Silver Telly for Best Non-Scripted and Documentary Branded Content in the 45th Annual Telly Awards.
Read MoreDivine Renovation' show films Torrington
The television show "Divine Renovation," its host, actor Erik Estrada, and a film crew spent the week at FISH of Northwest CT shelter and food pantry, providing repairs to the building and a new flagpole on the lawn. The week culminated with an outdoor picnic May 11, attended by local officials and many guests. Estrada is pictured with FISH Executive Director Deirdre DiCara to his left and members of the FISH staff.
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