Generosity
“No Problem”: A New Level of Generosity
It was a cold morning. Sleet, slush, grey – you get it. Yet, my husband and I have a standing Saturday ‘date’. We walk the ...
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Sometimes Trust is a Green Garbage Bag
An Unexpected Lesson in Trust and Giving Lori Reesor knows that trust is a key component in donation decisions. While completing her doctorate thesis on ...
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Spring Forward Your Giving
Despite our very snowy and cold weather of late, turning my clock forward on Saturday was a nice reminder that Spring is actually on the ...
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Passion for Giving, Passed Down Through Generations
For Alain Reimer, learning to be generous started when he was a child. “We were taught that giving was just a part of life,” he ...
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Sometimes Love is Half a Sandwich
I never would have thought it, but one of the best lessons of love I ever learned was taught by a man with half a ...
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Generations of Giving
Evelyn is an avid volunteer and gives to various charities. Most of her holidays are spent with teams of shoe box distributors: building water filters ...
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A Snowfall of Generosity
There had been another large snowfall. The expectant mom sat in her car, gripping the steering wheel and trying not to cry while her toddler ...
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Top 5 Blogs of 2018
Cozy up with a Good Read ‘Tis the season of cozying up under the blankets with a good read. It’s also the season of lists! ...
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Put Generosity Under Your Tree
The practical demonstration of generosity is displayed every year under a Christmas tree! The season begins for many people with the same old question, “What ...
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A Legacy of Generosity
It can feel like receiving charity is a negative, but in fact, history shows us that it is part of a positive movement in the ...
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