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Tag Archives: volunteerism
A national cemetery to honor Peace Corps volunteers
On this Flag Day 2015, I think the time is long past overdue for our nation to honor those who have stood strong for the cause of peace through volunteering with the Peace Corps and other similar organizations. Their minimum … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy, charities, civics, civility, culture, diversity, economic development, education, entrepreneurship, environment, geography, government, health, history, human rights, humanity, inclusiveness, land use, Maps, peace, planning, politics, poverty, revitalization, Small business, social equity, Statistics, sustainability, Trade, Travel
Tagged culture, foreign policy, friendship, geography, goodwill, humanity, peace, Peace Corps, peacekeepers, peacemakers, volunteerism
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A poetic and appropriate legacy
After a tough week saying goodbye to my stepfather, I returned home today. It is hard for me to believe that just two weeks ago we were returning with my youngest son from our fun-filled adventure in N. California and … Continue reading
Posted in admin, charities, Communications, culture, diversity, family, health, history, homelessness, humanity, inclusiveness, Love, Poem, volunteerism, writing
Tagged family, love, poems, volunteerism
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Friday night at the food bank – a sobering reminder
It was 4:15 p.m. yesterday afternoon. Snowflakes were drifting down and there was already a line of 50 people waiting outside the North Lansing Police Precinct gymnasium in the February cold for food. Some of them had already been there … Continue reading
Posted in charities, Cities, civics, consumerism, Economy, Food, health, homelessness, humanity, Love, poverty, volunteerism
Tagged food, food banks, poverty, volunteerism
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A heartfelt relay of love
Yesterday (Jan. 14th), one of my sons and I drove several hours in and our of snow showers to Benton Harbor, Michigan to meet another car that was coming there from Munster, Indiana. The purpose of our trip to Benton … Continue reading
Posted in Animal rights, Cars, charities, fun, Love, Pets, Transportation, volunteerism
Tagged love, pet adoption, pets, transportation, volunteerism
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