The Helping Trap
A keynote where audiences learn how to move from good intentions to real impact
TRUSTED BY
TRUSTED BY
Meet Cat
Cat is a community change expert, strategic closer, and international consultant who uses storytelling to drive mission-based results. Cat has - with incredible teams - raised nearly a billion dollars for nonprofits worldwide. Her experience with homelessness as a teen inspired her to live a life of service.
Cat’s work has been featured by The Atlantic, Metallica’s blog, Chronicle of Philanthropy, Hundred Magazine, countless ABC, NBC, CBS, FOX affiliates, and more.
AS SEEN IN
AS SEEN IN
The Helping Trap keynote is for leaders, teams, and communities that want to move people to action.
IDEAL FOR
Those who value service. Corporate teams, government teams and leaders, nonprofit leaders, foundations, educators, communications professionals, and organizations building their culture.
Are your values written but not lived? Are your staff or leaders disengaged? Do you want to make a difference but don’t know how?
Cat helps you see that service is a solution, not as a transaction, but as an identity. Giving back can’t be relegated to one day a year or one season of giving. Consistency is key to making impactful change - maintenance is transformational.
Cat has a solution
A model that builds healthier teams, organizations, and individuals. This keynote will challenge misconceptions about poverty, struggle, and what an ordinary person can do to make a lasting difference. You’ll leave understanding that service strengthens our brains, our hearts, and our communities.
Audiences leave knowing that seeing — truly, specifically, humbly seeing another person — is not a soft skill. It's the first skill of service. They walk away with a new discipline based in three key points:
Listen First | Drop the Cape | Share Why You Care
This keynote delivers:
A talk that stays with people. Expect a blend of clarity, humor that sneaks up on you, and stories that land with heart.
Cat will make you laugh, she may make you cry, and she will leave you with the clarity and courage to move people to action and truly connect with our communities.