Oct 20, 2014
Nobody enjoys tricks and treats as much as I do, and I would be the last one to encourage anybody to give up on the spirit of this creative and fun holiday. You can still enjoy creative costumes, spooky decorations and a lot of fun if you use Halloween as a chance to conduct a […]
Oct 14, 2014
As you are likely aware, every month of the year is designated to bring awareness to a disease, social issue or cause. And, October is no different – in fact, this month is dedicated to numerous issues, including breast cancer and bullying. While both are clearly vital battles to be fought, there is one enormous […]
Oct 1, 2014
September marks the third month where we have featured a “Good Citizen of the Week”. Once again we chose them for their hard work and promises to make the world a better place. This month we showcased some amazing people who are on a great path to changing lives. So here they are! The Good Citizens of the […]
Sep 30, 2014
It seems that every family I know, both those with kids and those without, feels overextended and somewhat out of touch with other members of the family. With jobs, school, activities, obligations, hobbies and more it is often hard to find time to connect in meaningful ways. In an age where we somehow feel more […]
Sep 22, 2014
What do you do when you recognize a problem in your community that you would like to help alleviate? My first step is to find an organization that works in that space and see if there are any service opportunities that I could help with. However, sometimes there aren’t any organizations that are actively working […]
Sep 2, 2014
I love the ALS Ice-Bucket Challenge and am proud to say that I have dumped freezing cold water over my head and made a donation (YouTube.com), as have dozens of my family and friends. Of course, I love it for how effectively it has sparked a dialog about a horrific disease and raised an unprecedented […]
Aug 25, 2014
Giving back to your community is a gift that gives right back, and habits and viewpoints instilled at a young age are much more likely to stick with a person than those developed later in life. Because of this, it’s great for kids to get used to the idea of being involved in their community […]
Aug 18, 2014
In the wake of Robin Williams’ suicide, there has been much talk about depression and its all too powerful grip. While I wish it didn’t take tragedies like this to bring such conversations to the mainstream, I am thankful that the dialogue has been amped up and that people seem to be listening. My Personal […]
Aug 6, 2014
July marks the first month where we have featured a “Good Citizen of the Week”. These amazing individuals were picked because they embody everything it means to be a Good Citizen. They are hardworking, committed to their causes, and inspire those around them to get involved. So here they are! The Good Citizens of the […]
Aug 4, 2014
Brad Jamison shares examples of how service can help people develop their business skills and grow their careers.