Jul 28, 2014
Bolster Your Career with Service (Part 1)
Brad Jamison shares examples of how service can help people develop their business skills and grow their careers.
Jul 14, 2014
Taking a Gap Year to Change the World and Yourself
Taking a year off, a gap year, between high school and college to volunteer and do community service can be both life-changing and world-changing.
Jun 23, 2014
Summertime: The Perfect Time to Volunteer Outdoors
Once summertime rolls around and school’s no longer in session, it can be tempting to spend your free time indoors, enjoying the luxury of air conditioning and being glued to your computer or smartphone screen. However, no matter where you live, there are bound to be plenty of neighborhood organizations that could use your help. […]
Mar 19, 2014
Share Your Service Story
I am working on a new book, Soul Serving: How Helping Others Will Change Your Life (working title). This exciting new project is designed to inspire readers to get involved in service by showcasing the stories of…
Nov 25, 2013
Give Hope & Joy this Holiday Season
Christmastime is often called “the most wonderful time of the year” and I couldn’t agree more.
Nov 18, 2013
Beyond the Soup Kitchen – Ideas for Holiday Volunteering
The holidays are quickly approaching, which means the feasting season is about to start.
Nov 4, 2013
You Don’t Have to Leave Your House to Help Others
Sometimes you just don’t want to leave home, especially when the weather is getting cooler and the days shorter.
Oct 21, 2013
Let’s Create a Bully-Free Nation
“Gay Boy” – that’s what I was called in middle school by a bunch of the popular guys in my class.
Oct 14, 2013
Make A Difference – Share Your Story
There is a simple reason why I share the service work I do: to inspire others to get involved in giving back — plain and simple. It’s no secret that one of the best ways to get others to do something is to lead by example.
Oct 16, 2012
Day Thirty
Wow, it’s day thirty and what a journey this has been. I have learned so much about myself, my city and it’s residents. But, I will get into all of that in another post. First, let’s talk about my final day of service.