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In the Spotlight

We love sharing how our family cookbook project turned into something much bigger, and much more fun, than we ever imagined. Our hope is that the story reminds others they don’t have to change the whole world to make a meaningful difference.

Atlanta Journal Constitution – Inspire

“At first glance, longtime Atlantan Allison Hill may appear to be just another accomplished executive in marketing and finance.

But her passions transcend balance sheets and board rooms. She’s a mom, storyteller and staunch advocate for a workplace and a world that are more inclusive and compassionate.”

NPR City Lights Podcast Interview

“Allison Hill is a social impact executive, mother, and now author of her first children’s book, Lolly the Left Out Lobster. She released her debut children’s book on May 13 of this year with illustrator Sandie Sonke.

RoughDraft Atlanta – Take 5 Interview

“Lolly, in my mind, grew into a sweet girl lobster who is perceived as scary due to her hard shell and bright red body. With all the bad rap diversity and inclusion programs receive today, thought this story could be a great message about having an open heart and mind and not judging a book by its cover.”

Morning Rush Interview

Guest on Morning Rush Show talking about all things Lolly and lessons for both kids and parents, parenting through the pandemic, and why we created our family cookbook Feeding Family, Feeding America to help others.

Authority Magazine Interview

As part of my series about “authors who are making an important social impact”, I had the pleasure of interviewing author and social impact expert Allison Hill.

Bizwomen Interview

“Believe you can and you’re half way there,” said Theodore Roosevelt, whose life of adventure and ambition had many different chapters. Allison Hill hasn’t run for President (yet) but her career is glorious, disparate and filled with surprises, even to her.

Malcolm Mitchell – Facebook Live

Malcolm Mitchell – Super Bowl Champion, author, poet, and founder of the non-profit, Share the Magic Foundation interviews Allison about her writing process and more. Malcolm is dedicated to transforming lives through literacy and has ignited a love of reading in thousands of kids globally.

Macaroni Kids Blog Post

Guest post about parenting: “My friend brought her girls, age 6 and 7, over to swim this week and it brought back a flood of memories of a simple principle – finding the silly in the serious – that helped me through those stressful parenting times.

Simply Buckhead

Family lore leads to kids’ book on inclusion! Though she grew up in South Florida, Allison Hill had parents who regularly took her back to their roots in New England. It was there she first heard her dad tell a story about a lobster lost in the woods. On a family vacation to Maine last year, the tale got Hill thinking.

News Center Maine

While quarantining at her Ogunquit home, Allison Hill enlisted the help of her daughters and nieces to write a cookbook to help feed others.