As a blogger, I always knew that I wanted to not only create a living for myself and my family, I also wanted to find a way to utilize my voice to help give back to causes and organizations that I am passionate about. ...
Read More →As a blogger, I always knew that I wanted to not only create a living for myself and my family, I also wanted to find a way to utilize my voice to help give back to causes and organizations that I am passionate about. ...
Read More →Kids and Parenting contributor Prerna Malik discusses 4 ways parents can encourage their kids to volunteer and give back to the community. Our next National Day of Service is on 1/21/13, Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. ...
Read More →It's no secret that when it comes to the holiday season and entertaining, Hickory Farms is a staple in my household. For as long as I can remember, Hickory Farms has been a brand that I have consistently relied on for amazing goodies that I can share with guests during my holiday fetes. ...
Read More →I got to know Operation Christmas Child through a campaign that myself, as well as many other bloggers are participating in. We want to spread the word about #OCCGiving so that every child can get a gift this holiday. ...
Read More →Hi Cubes and Dudes! All across America on April 20th, people are participating in National Blue and Green Day to promote awareness for organ, eye, and tissue donation. According to Donate Life Missouri, each day, 18 people in the U.S. lose their lives while waiting on an organ transplant. ...
Read More →Yahoo! is giving up to $10,000 away to Girls for a Change, 'a national organization that empowers girls to create social change'. By urging young women to speak up about their communities and goings on around them while nurturing their independent spirits to make positive decisions and change, GFC is truly a powerful vessel to inspire our young girls. ...
Read More →Coach is a label that has a tradition of style and fashion. Mix that with giving back to a cause worthy of support and you have an evening filled with cocktails, shopping, and philanthropy. ...
Read More →TweetThe turkey hasn’t even been served yet, but the official holiday season is now in full gear. Amongst all of the shopping and eating and spending money, we should also be thinking of those who are less fortunate than we are. Giving back should not be done just during the holiday season, but all year around. During this time of family and sharing, we need to make sure we are giving back to our community and world in which we live in. Here are 5 ways you can give back during the holiday season: Give Find an organization or two and donate money to them. Even if it is $20 or $200, your contribution is a gift that the organization could use to help others. Set aside a set amount of money during the holidays and donate it to your favorite organization or charity. Donate Go through your clothes and ...
Read More →TweetI love supporting causes and programs that can help lives and touch others. I recently was made aware of a new campaign for National Breast Cancer month entitled, ‘Hello, My Name Is Hope’. There are so many people who’s lives are touched in some way by breast cancer—we all have a friend or family member or colleague who has been touched in some way by this disease. Quill.com’s, ‘Hello, My Name Is Hope’ program wants to give a voice to everyone who supports breast cancer awareness or has been affected by it. ‘Hello, My Name Is Hope’ is spearheaded by Quill.com (a leading business-to-business online and direct marketer of office products) and is Facebook based. Quill.com is urging everyone on Facebook to, ” post and personalize virtual “Hello My Name is Hope” stickers on their profiles to honor both survivors and victims of the disease. The familiar “Hello My Name ...
Read More →TweetSt. Louis Children’s Hospital is the preeminent medical center for children in the region. Founded in 1879, it is the oldest children’s hospital west of the Mississippi and the 7th oldest pediatric facility in the U.S. The hospital serves the needs of many children each year and benefits our area in so many ways. Tuesday, September 21st is the 4th Annual Dining 4 Kids event which benefits Children’s Hospital. The purpose of the event is to help raise funds and awareness about SLCH and its programs. On Tuesday, when you eat at a restaurant that is participating in Dining 4 Kids, at least 20% of the total bill will go to St. Louis Children’s Hospital. There are 65 restaurants in the area taking part in Dining 4 Kids, including my one of my favorite sandwich shops, Sammy Scott’s Sandwiches and More. The event is sponsored by Sauce Magazine, Emmis Communications, ...
Read More →TweetI love me some Jennifer Hudson! Ever since she entered the scene on American Idol and then stole the show in the movie Dreamgirls, I have been a constant J-Hud supporter. Jennifer is a proud Chicago native and makes no bones about her somewhat humble and meager beginnings growing up in the rough side of city. She teamed up with mega quick market giant 7-Eleven to support ‘A Cup With A Cause’, an effort spearheaded by the chain. ‘A Cup With A Cause’ is a campaign in which celebrities and entertainers actually create a unique coffee cup design which is sold in the 7-Eleven stores. Each time ‘A Cup With A Cause’ is purchased, proceeds are given to the charity of the celebrity’s choosing and 7-Eleven donates $200,0000 to that specific organization. For more information about ‘A Cup With A Cause’, click HERE. Below are a few pictures of the fabulous Jennifer Hudson where ...
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