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People with low self esteem tend to behave badly and are less likely to realize their potential. We can all help change that through our everyday actions.
The following is a guest post from Sarah Stanley. Sarah is a professional endurance athlete who is passionate about health, fitness, helping others and life. Project Cheer is inspiring people to do good for others. Follow her on Twitter @SarahStanley and/or @RunRideInspire and be inspired monthly &…
Last week, my office held its holiday/service event, something we've been doing for several years. Two years ago, we sorted cans, dry food, and other non-perishables at a local food bank. Last year we sorted toy donations for the Salvation Army. This year, however, we did something a little…
Feeding the hungry doesn't always mean toiling in a soup kitchen. You can donate fresh produce from your personal or community garden!
Photo courtesy of: Gallery Forty-Seven
It's been an exciting morning for the Drive to End Hunger and four-time NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Champion Jeff Gordon: the new No. 24 car has been unveiled! Check it out below:
How can we, as a society, help nurture children who are suffering from some level of neglect?
I spent a good portion of my Thanksgiving weekend signing my name to 30 some Christmas cards, adorned with two adorable sleeping Labrador Retrievers. Since I own a yellow Lab, and consider myself an animal supporter, I purchase my holiday cards through the American Kennel Club. It's my hope that…
Last month my best friend ran the Baltimore 5k. It was her first race ever and when finished she said she felt so accomplished. The sense of personal achievement she said was overwhelming. If she could do it, so could I, I thought. But, what if in addition to that pride of busting through the…
Four tips for including your family in a volunteering effort.
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