# Maggie Doyne
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maggie doyne (Nepali: म्यागी डोएन) (born c. 1986) is an American philanthropist who has built a children's home, women's center and school in Surkhet, Nepal. She won the CNN Hero of the Year Award in November 2015.
Episode 491 - Maggie Doyne and Jeremy Power Regimbal
Maggie Doyne is co-founder of the BlinkNow Foundation and Kopila Valley Children’s Home and School in Surkhet, Nepal. At age nineteen, she used her babysitting money and worked with the local community to build a home for orphaned children in war-torn Nepal. In 2010, she and her team opened a schoo…
Kindness Is Blink Now—How a gap year turned into a life dedicated to empowering children & women in Nepal
Kindness Is Blink Now—How a gap year turned into a life dedicated to empowering children & women in NepalHumanitarian and CNN Hero of the Year, Maggie Doyne joins Anitha to talk about the incredible initiative she co-founded called BlinkNow Foundation. What started as a gap year for 19-year-old Mag…
#16 - Gina Rembe: Test What Works, Pragmatic Systems Design, and Building Systems that Last
In this episode, Sam Bell speaks with Gina Rembe about testing what works, pragmatic systems and process design, and creating structural change that holds.
Gina is Head of Human & Organisational Development at ProjectTogether in Berlin, leading complex, cross-sector transformation initiatives. Her …
Maggie Doyne: BlinkNow Founder On a Life of Service.
At 18 years old, Maggie Doyne, decided to take a gap year that turned into her life’s work.Traveling to India and then Nepal, she felt called to make a difference in Nepali children’s lives. So, she took her life’s savings, then $5,000, moved to Nepal, bought property there and co-founded the Blink…
From Carpool to Gap Year! ... with Special Guest, Humanitarian-Visionary: Maggie Doyne
What if the bravest thing a young person could do… wasn’t getting into the “right” college?In one of the most profound conversations we’ve ever had on From Carpool to College, we sit down with Maggie Doyne — bestselling author, CNN Hero, founder of BlinkNow, and one of the most deeply authentic voi…
From Carpool to Gap Year! ... with Special Guest, Humanitarian-Visionary: Maggie Doyne
What if the bravest thing a young person could do… wasn’t getting into the “right” college?In one of the most profound conversations we’ve ever had on From Carpool to College, we sit down with Maggie Doyne — bestselling author, CNN Hero, founder of BlinkNow, and one of the most deeply authentic voi…
How to Find Hope in Unexpected Places: Lessons from CNN Hero Maggie Doyne
From the moment Maggie Doyne and I joined our Zoom call, there was an instant recognition—a connection of the heart. We share a love of children, the Oregon coast, and a deep commitment to living in service. Interviewing her was a powerful reminder of what’s possible when one person follows the qui…
#67 - Maggie Doyne: Everybody’s the CEO and Building What Seems Impossible
For more than 20 years, Maggie Doyne and the people around her have been building something that once seemed impossible.
Maggie is Co-founder and CEO of BlinkNow, author of Between the Mountain and the Sky and the subject of Jeremy Power Regimbal’s documentary of the same name. Together with co-fou…
Episode 4: From Trauma to Transformation — Inside Blink Now’s Women’s Center
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Episode [#4]: From Trauma to Transformation — Inside Blink Now’s Women’s Center
Type: Guest Interview
Host: Jaime Dugan
Guest: Sumnima Sampang, Associate Manager — Women’s Center and Children’s Home, Kopila Valley / BlinkNow Foundation
Recording Date: August 11, 2026
Cou…
#72 Julie Jungalwala: Beyond the Certainty Trap: The Courage to Do the Work That Is Yours to Do
Sometimes the clearest signal is short.
Julie Jungalwala describes intuition as a quiet, non-insistent invitation. She describes today’s technological environment as “compression”, making space to hear your own signal a more deliberate practice.
Julie is a Harvard instructor in Professional & Execu…
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