Allying is more than support of. Allying is standing with and standing for. For those who are interested, here’s where I stand.
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Shreya and Saffron Patel started writing letters to their grandmother during the pandemic’s early quarantine. Seeing the way it improved her spirits, they scaled up…way up. Letters Against Isolation organizes volunteers to write to thousands of seniors across the globe.
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The USPS announced in September that mail would be slower in the last few months of 2021. This cost-saving measure affects 40% of first-class mail - not in accuracy, but in speed. This shift might have you wondering if you should bother with the annual holiday cards.
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Home can be a structure, a town, a story, a person, an experience.... You get to decide what home is for you.
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Where and how were you this time last year? What has changed? Who was part of that change? Let’s thank the changemakers, large and small.
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Chantel Schieffer, one of the first S&K subscribers, shares her family’s experience with Make-A-Wish, the beneficiary of our Spring Break Adventure Pack.
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What do tater tots and Bill Murray have in common? February 2nd.
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Today is Thanksgiving, perhaps the most socially acceptable day for human napping. A little parade, a little turkey, and many of us are out for a chunk of the afternoon. Why don’t we nap more often? And what else could benefit from napping as much as our Thanksgiving Day selves?
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Shelley Walden of Letters to Change the World and New Mexico Letter Writers Society shares a background of the troubles plaguing the USPS and tangible ways you can help save it.
Read MoreLife presents challenging decisions, rarely with aperfect option. Each of us brings a unique set of values, circumstances, and experiences to the decision-making process. How do we support our people in this process, even when they choose differently than we do?
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