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Damita Miller-Shanklin Source: Regain Your Sparkle I don’t know about you, but I love a good hearty charcuterie board. I love to make them on the weekend while I watch movies or just as a snack that last the whole day. But what I miss is being able to take this great snack to work without having to take the board and the good food … Continue reading The Love of Charcuterie Boxes
By Jacqueline Johnson In a world often marred by adversity and disparity, the concept of charity stands as a powerful beacon of hope and solidarity. While economic success and material possessions are celebrated, the essence of humanity is truly defined by the spirit of giving and empathy. Charity, in its many forms, reflects the fundamental understanding that everyone has the capacity to make a positive … Continue reading The Transformative Power of Charity: A Ripple Effect of Compassion and Change
SOURCE: Shametra McGregor, City Leader and Volunteer since 2013 Mark Your Calendars!! Over the last 23 years Operation Turkey has remained a 100% volunteer organization without a single paid employee. We are more than 40,000 volunteers strong working together to ensure everyone receives a warm meal on Thanksgiving Day. Each year we have multiple events throughout the year that you, friends, and family can participate … Continue reading OPERATION TURKEY ELGIN
A Home-based Business Made With Love Our October Issue features Bonnie Skulark, owner of Sweet Cream. Her business is made with love. Learn how she became a successful business women and entrepreneur. You will also want to read stories written by our contributing writers as well. Please share the link with your friends and followers. We hope you enjoy the read. Continue reading October Issue: Bonnie Skulark
Contributing Writer: Aubrie Edmond Coming home for the summer after being on my own for a while is a strange feeling. Waking up in my childhood bedroom every morning is jarring, I feel like I’m being jolted back in time. It always hits me like a truck that I’m older, it’s the first thing that I think of each time I wake up. I start … Continue reading Growing Up
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