What’s up, Worcester? Meet your new favorite show: A Minute with Meagan—where we keep it real, ask the deep questions, and spotlight the people who are making moves in our community.
In this first-ever episode, host Meagan Matthy sits down with Susan Tripi, founder of The Sparrow Collective, a nonprofit turning the old Memorial School in Leicester into Massachusetts’ first supportive living space for women and children recovering from divorce.
This isn’t a shelter. It’s not a quick fix. It’s a beautiful, intentional home where healing begins, dignity is protected, and new stories are written.
✅ Wrap-around support
✅ Nature-inspired design
✅ Real community impact
Susan shares her powerful vision, and Meagan brings her signature warmth and curiosity to every question. Trust us—you’ll feel this one.
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What does starting over mean to YOU?
This is much more than a show. It’s a spark. Let’s build something beautiful, Worcester.
🎙️ Tune in next week for a brand-new episode of A Minute with Meagan!
Meagan sits down with Isabella Stein—dancer, educator, and founder of Just Keep Dancing Academy LLC. 💃✨ From the studio to the community, Isabella’s story is all about passion, purpose, and movement that heals.
Don’t miss it—only on What’s Up Worcester!
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About The Author
Sweet Meagan, thank you for inviting me to share about the movement we are creating through The Sparrow Collective to change the outcome for women navigating divorce.
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