If you keep your eyes open, you’ll notice many opportunities to help children. Those that are quietly standing by, with their innocence, sometimes not realizing that they are missing out.
Last week it was as simple as a conference I had with my daughter’s teacher. She had asked earlier for donations of $2.50 for a weekly [...]
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In 2001, Tracy Alva Lawder lost her mother. Two months later, 35-year-old Tracy felt tingling and numbness in her arms and legs on her entire left side. Family and friends assured her that she was probably experiencing depression or anxiety brought on by the loss of her mother.
It wasn’t until she went for an MRI [...]
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I have always found inspiration in singer/songwriter Sara Groves. This is her story.
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Most of us are born hearing “give in order to receive” and if you really pay attention, they are both the same and one can’t occur without the other. Whether it’s giving compliments, volunteering your time, sharing talents or going out of your way to help people around you.
There’s an ever universal equilibrium with giving [...]
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First let me say how thrilled and honored I am to be writing here at MFFO – nothing like being part of a “feel good” group with no hidden agendas and a genuine desire to make a difference in our world.
A few years ago I joined a local cancer group in my area because my [...]
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