Once again, we’re able to give out two awards because we have so many wonderful people who support us and believe in our mission. We truly appreciate all of the donations that make this possible.
Sending a huge, heartfelt, THANK YOU, to every one of you for all your support for Matt’s Kindness Ripples On. This is our three-year anniversary of MKRO and we’re proud to say we have given out 21 Kindness Awards and Grants, and over $5,000 in Award and Grant money.
As I started reading the book, Untamed by Glennon Doyle, I thought all women should read this book. Then I thought, all parents should read this book. Now, I think everyone should read this book. Doyle makes remarkable observations about life, written in an easy, witty style. It’s her memoir so, you’re reading about her personal life experiences, but from them, she offers up advice on how everyone can live their personal best life. Continue reading Words of Wisdom: Read, Laugh, Learn
It’s been four years without Matt. Four years. FOUR YEARS.
We’re doing something we’ve never done before, we’re giving out three kindness awards this month. We’ve been getting more and more nominations of truly inspirational people, making it that much harder to narrow it down to one winner. We’re so grateful for the generosity of our donors, who make it possible for us to give out these additional awards.
When nature thrives, so do we. Earth Day is April 22nd, while we have a lot of work to do, I’d like to celebrate some of the amazing innovations that are in the works now to help our world become more sustainable.
Continue reading 10 Creative and Exciting Ideas to Help Save Our Planet
It’s officially spring, I wore flip-flops for the first time. Slept with the windows open and felt the breeze flowing over my body. Woke to the birds happily chattering, sitting in trees bursting with new buds. I know life can be hard, which is why it’s so important to appreciate the little things. Wishing you a world of beautiful, everyday, ordinary things. Continue reading 10 Videos to Inspire, Astonish, and Captivate
Shout out to Molly Harris, the Red Sox senior talent acquisition specialist (and daughter of my good friend, Claire) who recruited Bianca Smith, the first black woman to coach in pro baseball.
