Callalily Cousar, former president of the East Parkside Residents Association in West Philadelphia, recently celebrated her 95th birthday alongside neighbors and loved ones. Calla was an early board member and instrumental part of the West Philadelphia Habitat affiliate and we celebrate the influential leader and builder of the community that she is. Read her remarkable story: https://lnkd.in/eSdKybAz
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Such an inspiration, Jim Rudicil! Check out this video of Jim sharing more on his impact on Muskegon and the Lakeshore through United Way of the Lakeshore!
Help us honor our 2024 Legacy of Caring Honoree, Jim Rudicil! Jim was recognized for his lifetime service to his community through United Way of the Lakeshore. His passion for diversity, equity, and inclusion for Muskegon County has aided in the development of a lending library for individuals interested in learning more about dismantling systemic racism in our community. It is an honor for him to receive this award and feels strongly that he is lucky to live in this diverse community. He is an advocate for giving however and whenever you can, whether it be time, dollars, or ideas.
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https://lnkd.in/gbzSEwrE The Baird Difference in Action - Focusing on the importance of community service and giving back.
Letter From Leadership: Personal Values, Local Action
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Great to be back again serving as emcee at the 17th Annual Hearts of Texas Luncheon, honoring Lifetime Achievement Award recipient, Randy Bowman, Community Partners of Dallas and the Lewisville ISD. Volunteerism transforms lives! Thanks to Volunteer Now CEO, Rachel Currie Triska, for inspiring her incredible team. Americans gave 4.1 billion hours of service to humanity as volunteers last year. There's nothing more impactful than making a difference in the lives of those who need it most. As I share in my keynote address: "Live your life as a go-getter, yet, forever share your life as a go-giver."
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Here is an article that Pastors may find helpful https://lnkd.in/eza2QPMD #churchintheknow #pastors #churchgrowth #churchleaders
Volunteering in Church Service - The Heartbeat of Our Faith Community
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#CommunityEngagement is a term widely used yet has vastly different interpretations. In my very biased opinion, to be effective agents of social change, it is important for us to recognize that we ALL ARE COMMUNITY MEMBERS and we each have beautifully diverse talents, skills, resources, power and influence that must be woven together to achieve our shared goals. When we engage with one another, for GHI, it means far more than transactional interactions or checking a box. It means earning trust, being in fellowship, developing an understanding of nuance, not shying away from tough conversations and centering those who are most effected by the inequities we aspire to eliminate. I offer a glimpse into who I am, where I have been and how I aspire to lead as an arbiter of GHI's community engagement efforts with hopes that you each will allow me to learn from your wisdom. #healthequity #maternalhealth #ruralhealth #advocacy #organizing #ittakesavillage #foundation
"As we continue to walk in partnership with our fellow Georgians in our pursuit of fostering health equity, we must do so earning trust, listening actively, being in fellowship often, honoring our past, and being additive to an extraordinarily complex landscape." In our latest Leadership Blog Post, our VP of Community Engagement, Ky Lindberg, shares thoughts on the role of community engagement at the Initiative, and the three core beliefs that have guided her since she was a child. https://lnkd.in/d3VfdSmk
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"At Life Pieces To Masterpieces, we have always believed that it is not about us giving power to our boys and young men, but, rather, we believe that they have the innate creative ability to transform their lives and to enact positive change in their communities and their world." Continuing our recognition of Leaders of the Future, The Community Foundation is highlighting the work and mission of peacemakers who are working to empower children, youth and adults to build stronger, safer communities. We asked Life Pieces To Masterpieces to share how they are empowering young men through mentorship and creativity. https://ow.ly/8yHF50SoKxP
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Black History Month is here, and the Guelph Black Heritage Society and The Kween Company will end the month with Black Vacation Week - a time for rest and connection. "Recognizing the depth of planning events, hosting and the amount of work that is done over BHM, it is often that Black people do not get the time off or time needed to connect with their community," reads a post from The Kween Company last February. I would love to know if other organizations, especially nonprofits, have adopted this initiative. Reach out if so for a possible Future of Good story. You can learn more from this 2023 article: https://lnkd.in/g3Vkr7uJ
Making time to rest during Black Heritage Month
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Happy Black Philanthropy Month! Send some links in the comment section!
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Today, September 8, we celebrate Grandparents' Day, which honors our grandparents' wisdom and experience. Their life lessons helped shape who we are today. Share a lesson you’ve learned from your grandparents 😃 #GrandparentsDay #LifeLessons #NewMethodsConsulting #AliciaPeterkin #HRConcierge
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RESPECT The Haven Community Development Corporation is collaborating with the Center For Transforming Communities on their public health initiative. Advocating for equitable public health policies and programs in communities of color to improve the physical, mental, spiritual and social well being of the black community. We are attending a powerful Measuring Love training. Basically asking how do you measure and show love to the black community. While going through this training I thought about the Black Code of Conduct that RESPECT The Haven CDC has adopted for our 95 percent Black community of Whitehaven. Dr. Claud Anderson, author of Powernomics, The National Plan To Empower Black America says every Black community should adopt a Code of Conduct. How we will love each other, care for each other and support each other. RESPECT The Haven CDC believes by following these rules of conduct we will grow in LOVE and RESPECT for one another. My question to you is how do you measure love?
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