360 Love Offers A Healing Circle for Youth, Seniors & Rescue Animals

Bridging generations and animals in relationships grounded in meaning to heal hearts, build resilience, and strengthen communities.

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Our Why

At 360 Love Healing & Abundance, a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, we believe every heart deserves connection, human or animal. Founded by Ann Marie Young, a leader with over 25 years of experience in marketing, media, and community engagement, 360 Love was born from a personal journey and a powerful vision to unite seniors, at-risk youth, and rescue animals through purpose-driven activities that foster healing, connection, and compassion.

Our mission is to transform social isolation into shared purpose, build emotional resilience, and create lasting impact, sustaining and replicating respectful, supportive communities not only in Hall County, but in every city, every state, and every corner of the world.

Help us grow 360 Love to foster belonging, well-being, and positive community change.

360 Love in Action

Our unique 360 model includes youth, seniors, and rescue animals to create a self-reinforcing circle of purpose, healing, and growth

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Youth (9–12)

Life skills · Mentorship · Enrichment · Resilience

Guided by partner activities and supported by 1:1 Senior engagement and animal-assisted activities, children build confidence, emotional agility, and real-world skills through hands-on projects and one-on-one mentoring.

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Seniors (65+)

Purpose · Engagement · Storytelling · Reciprocal Care

Our elders reclaim meaning and community by sharing wisdom, participating in activities, and nurturing both youth and animals to rediscover their own strengths in the process.

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Rescue Animals

Companionship · Comfort · Therapy · Emotional Support

Shelter rescue pets receive consistent love and care, while participants benefit from therapeutic interactions that reduce stress, combat loneliness, and encourage empathy.

What Sets Us Apart

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Together, these three dynamic elements form the heart of 360 Love, turning isolated individuals into a thriving, compassionate community.

Interlinked Impact

Each pillar reinforces the other, from youth nurturing animals, seniors guiding youth and animals uniting both generations in joy and healing.

Reciprocal Ecosystem

No passive programming, everyone gives and receives, creating genuine bonds and shared purpose.

Experiential Learning

From gardening and art to financial literacy and pet care, our activities are designed to be immersive, practical, and deeply transformative.

"Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much”

Helen Keller

Our Values

Together, we will create a community where loneliness transforms into deep connection, wisdom flows freely between generations, and the unconditional love of animals heal wounded hearts.

Compassion

We approach every senior, youth, and animal, with genuine care and kindness, ensuring every interaction nurtures trust and understanding.

Connection

We prioritize building meaningful relationships through purpose-driven partner activities that bridge generations and animals, fostering a true sense of belonging.

Integrity

We act with honesty, transparency, and accountability in all our partnerships and operations, honoring the trust our community places in us.

Empathy

We listen to understand each person’s story, allowing us to design programs that meet real emotional and social needs.

Inclusivity

We celebrate diversity of age, background, culture, and ability by ensuring our programs are accessible, welcoming, and affirming for everyone.

Collaboration

We believe in co-creating solutions, working hand-in-hand with partner organizations, community members, and volunteers to amplify our collective impact.

Resilience

We teach and model the ability to adapt, recover, and grow stronger both in our participants and within our own organization.

Empowerment

We equip seniors and youth with the skills, confidence, and agency to lead purposeful lives and to advocate for themselves and others.

Stewardship

We responsibly manage our resources for time, funds, and relationships to maximize long-term benefit for individuals, animals, and the broader community.

Growth

We pursue continuous learning and innovation, using data, feedback, and research to evolve our programs and deepen our impact.

Join Us

Our after-school program launches in October 2025, offering over 100+ (2025) hours of programming to more than 40 youth and seniors, along with 20+ rescue animals. Our sessions run Monday-Thursday from 3pm to 530pm following the Gainesville Public School calendar. These vital hours are designed to build a strong foundation for future growth and create a lasting impact for our youth, seniors, and animals. Join us as a partner, volunteer, or funder to make this vision a reality.

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Core Services

Intergenerational Mentorship

Animal Bonding and Care

Life Skills Development

Creative Arts & Expression

Social-Emotional Learning

Community Engagement and Service

Therapeutic & Recreational Activities

Educational Workshops

Reflection & Personal Growth

Our Village

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Diane Kniowski

Board Chair

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Diane is a distinguished media executive with four decades of leadership in television and radio. Most recently, Diane served as President and Chief Local Media Officer for TelevisaUnivision Local, where she oversaw a nationwide operation with $850 million in annual revenue. Prior, Diane held executive leadership positions as Regional Vice President, Nexstar Broadcasting, Regional Vice President, Media General and Vice President & General Manager, Lin Media. She served as President of the Michigan Association of Broadcasters, the ABC Television Board, YMCA, United Way, and the Junior Achievement. A passionate advocate for professional development, Diane founded the Huntington Bank Leadership for Women program—mentoring emerging female leaders in problem-solving, presentation and brand-building skills. She is currently designing “The Waters We Swim In,” a career-development curriculum centered on identifying and strengthening core competencies.
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Eva Aguirre Cooper

Vice Chair

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Eva is the former Vice President of Community Partnerships at TelevisaUnivision and previously served as Community Affairs Director at WOOD TV8. A long-time advocate for the Hispanic community, she brings expertise in storytelling and outreach. She serves on the boards of the West Michigan Aviation Academy, Mary Free Bed Foundation, and Experience Grand Rapids.
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Tiffany Snyder

Secretary

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Tiffany is Vice President of Global Transformation at Johnson Controls and CEO of Pinion Pathways. She has over 30 years experience in strategic growth governance and operations and spends much of her time giving back to her Community. Having served many Board positions throughout her career, she is a current Mentor at Techstars and separately, Partner Food Solutions.
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Corean Canty

Director of Community & Partnerships

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Corean is the founder of Speak More Human and Co-Founder of Shift to Play. She is a former COO for several firms, including We Are Rosie and Goodway Group. She specializes in executive coaching, team culture, and play-based leadership. She serves as a TEDx Speaker Coach, advisor with Atlanta Tech Village, and Global Advisor for How Women Lead.
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Ann Marie Young

Executive Director

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Ann Marie has 25+ years in media, marketing, and community leadership, having served most recently as VP of Business Development at Univision and as Director of Mass Media for Mark Spain Real Estate. She is the founder of Marketing Audit Solutions and serves in a Marketing Advisory role for Be More Positive Enterprises and National Menopause Foundation Women's Executive Leadership Council. Former Boards include Georgia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Dress for Success Charlotte, and Ronald McDonald House of Charlotte. Ann Marie was also a 4th Grade Sunday School Teacher in Grand Rapids, MI and Charlotte, NC.

Join Our Circle of Change

Together, we will create Community where loneliness transforms into deep connection, wisdom flows freely between generations, and the unconditional love of animals heal wounded hearts.

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