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🌟 5 Ways Nannies & Parents Can Honor MLK Jr. Day with Kids Today 🌟 Martin Luther King Jr. inspired us to dream of a better, more just world. Here are 5 meaningful activities you can do with children today to celebrate his legacy: 1️⃣ Read Books About MLK Jr. Share stories about his life and teachings. (Check out our recent book recommendations!) 2️⃣ Perform a Kindness Challenge Encourage kids to perform acts of kindness, like writing thank-you notes or helping a neighbor. 3️⃣ Visit a Local Event or Museum Many communities host family-friendly MLK Day events or have exhibits celebrating civil rights. 4️⃣ Create Art with a Dream Theme Ask kids to draw or write about their dreams for a better world inspired by MLK's vision of equality and peace. 5️⃣ Volunteer Together Even small acts, like cleaning up a park or donating to a food drive, teach children the value of service. ✨ Today is a day to reflect, learn, and inspire! ✨ What will you and your little ones do to honor Dr. King? Share in the comments! #MLKDay #TeachKindness #CelebrateDiversity #NannyLife #ParentingWithPurpose

Today, we at LT Strategic Advisors recognize and honor the great Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. We recognize and commemorate his leadership and legacy in advancing a more equitable and just society. And, while we face a rise of authoritarian power in our nation today, we recommit ourselves to our individual and organizational commitments to social justice. As Dr. King famously said, "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere." We remind both nonprofit organizations and donors alike of Dr. King's somewhat lesser-known quote below. Donors, take a moment today to take stock of your giving and organizations, consider what you do with charitable dollars received and ensure you are advancing equity and not perpetuating injustice.

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DAY 10: STAND UP FOR WHAT MATTERS Today, we are reminded of the profound wisdom of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. His words inspire us to speak out and take action on issues that impact our communities. Silence in the face of injustice only perpetuates the status quo. Why Speaking Out Matters Empowerment: Giving voice to the voiceless and standing up for those who cannot stand up for themselves. Awareness: Raising consciousness about critical issues, from civil rights to environmental justice. Change: Driving tangible change through advocacy, education, and community action. How You Can Get Involved 1 Educate Yourself and Others Knowledge is power. Learn about the issues affecting your community and share this information. 2 Advocate for Change Use your voice to demand justice and equity. Participate in local advocacy efforts. 3 Support Grassroots Movements Local organizations are pivotal in the fight for justice. Support them through volunteering, donations, or spreading their message. 4 Engage in Civic Participation Voting, attending town hall meetings, and engaging with policymakers are crucial actions for systemic change. Join Us Together, we can make a difference. Follow us @FeivelJustice, participate in our initiatives, and let’s create a future where justice prevails for everyone. Feel free to share this post to inspire action and promote justice in your community. Let’s not be silent about the things that matter. #CivicRights #InspiringWords #JusticeForAll #MLK #FeivelJustice

✨ Today, we honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a champion for justice, equality, and the power of collective action. Dr. King once said, “Life's most persistent and urgent question is, 'What are you doing for others?'” This question is the heartbeat of the nonprofit sector as we strive to build not only a more equitable Arizona but a more equitable world. Nonprofits play a vital role in addressing systemic inequities—empowering communities, amplifying marginalized voices, and creating opportunities for all. On this day of remembrance and reflection, let’s recommit to advancing equity, uplifting one another, and taking actionable steps toward justice in our work and communities. 💡 Ways to honor MLK’s legacy today: Volunteer with a nonprofit making an impact in your community. Educate yourself about equity and inclusion in philanthropy. Advocate for policies that promote fairness and opportunity.

"Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere." – Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. On this #MLKDay, we reflect on Dr. King’s enduring legacy of justice, equity, and service. Philanthropy plays a pivotal role in carrying his dream forward, addressing the challenges of our time. Here’s how funders are making an impact: ➡️ Facing Uncertainty Together: How Philanthropy Can Stand for Democracy in Challenging Times A thoughtful exploration of how funders can protect and uplift democracy during turbulent times. Click Here: https://lnkd.in/eByAy7qe ➡️ Amplifying Muslim American Generosity Through Storytelling Discover how philanthropy is supporting Muslim American communities and highlighting the power of generosity. Click Here: https://lnkd.in/eiVkxYe2 ➡️ Beyond the Binary of Trust-Based vs. Strategic Philanthropy Breaking down outdated approaches to philanthropy and reimagining how funders can create lasting change. Click Here: https://lnkd.in/gUzA2wdj 📚 Explore more inspiring stories of social justice and philanthropy: https://lnkd.in/eNfQ72i9 Let’s reflect, learn, and act to continue #CarryingTheDream forward. ✊

Today, we honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., whose dream of equality, justice, and opportunity continues to inspire us all. As Dr. King said, 'Life's most persistent and urgent question is: What are you doing for others?' At MCHC, we strive to answer that question every day by empowering families, supporting parents, and creating healthier futures for children in our community. Let’s all commit to serving others and building a brighter, more equitable tomorrow. For more information on MLK Jr. please read the following articles to gain more of an understanding on his impact, and how you can get involved and make an impact in your communities. Article 1: https://lnkd.in/gxbAbs_k Article 2: https://lnkd.in/edRisQF3 #MLKDay #CommunityCare #HealthEquity #Nonprofit

Today, we celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a leader whose courage and vision forever changed the course of history. His tireless work advanced racial justice, economic equality, affordable housing, labor rights, and so much more. His legacy is a call to action for all of us. Dr. King once said, “Life’s most persistent and urgent question is, ‘What are you doing for others?’” In my personal and professional life, I reflect on this often. Let’s reflect on that and challenge ourselves to step beyond our comfort zones to honor his ideas and your own in meaningful ways. Let today be a reminder to: ✨ Attend Commemorative Events: Don’t just watch from the sidelines—immerse yourself in parades, lectures, and gatherings to connect with his message and others who share his vision. ✨ Serve Your Community: Find a project that pushes you to engage deeply with those in need. Volunteering is a way to live out Dr. King’s commitment to service. ✨ Learn & Reflect: Read books, watch documentaries, or visit museums that make you think critically about civil rights, justice, and the role you play in creating change. ✨ Take Real Action: Move beyond reflection—speak out, advocate, or even take a leadership role in building a more equitable world. ✨ Spread the Message: Share Dr. King’s powerful words on equality, love, and nonviolence to inspire others to join you. Dr. King’s dream requires all of us to be bold, compassionate, and willing to act, even when it feels uncomfortable. Change happens when we lean into discomfort and turn intention into impact. I’m also using today as an opportunity to contribute to the LA Fire Relief efforts. From the Bay Area, I’m doing my part by donating, and I challenge you to join me. Whether big or small, every act of kindness adds up. Be part of the collective with Life Science Cares Bay Area to support the LA Fire Relief - check out the amazon donation page being send to West Valley Family YMCA: https://lnkd.in/g8f3WDQh #MLKDay #MLKLegacy #StepUp #Equality #Service #LAFireRelief

Honoring Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. once asked: “Life’s most persistent and urgent question is, ‘What are you doing for others?’” This question challenges me every day and fuels my purpose. Community. Connection. Authenticity. These are the values I carry forward as I work to build trust and support small businesses and nonprofits. When I show up for others, with genuine care and a commitment to serve, it creates a ripple effect of growth, empowerment, and positive change. Supporting one another strengthens not just our communities, but the businesses, organizations, and people at their core. Today, as we honor Dr. King’s legacy, let’s commit to showing up for each other, with trust, intention, and action. Together, we have the power to create something extraordinary. What will you do today to serve others and carry Dr. King’s dream forward? #MLKDay #CommunityConnectionAuthenticity #SupportingSmallBusiness #BisonHeartGroup #connection #CommunityFirst #nonprofit

Today is a lot of things: Martin Luther King, Jr. day. Inauguration of a new/old administration. Nearly two weeks since fires began ripping through LA and cleaving us into a stark before/after that is being written as we speak. In the wake of this upheaval and the cusp of a new after, here's what I hope will stick around and help define a better after. And some things we could all really do without. Let's amplify: ✅ Community compassion and organization at scale ✅ Circular solutions, even during a crisis (Suay in DTLA is doing an incredible job of this with the overage of clothing donations) ✅ Fast-tracking permits for more affordable housing ✅ Planning and building climate-resilient homes and communities ✅ Insurance-backed prevention and stewardship ✅ Civic investment beyond green-washing and old-school philanthropy Let's say goodbye: ❌ Rent gouging (anytime really, but esp after an emergency.) ❌ Trickle-down decision-making ❌ Ignoring the uneasy relationship between new tech and resources (ahem, AI and its water/energy consumption) ❌ Further consolidation and ownership by the few This list only scratches the surface, but it's essentially my field notes from the largest fire in LA history -- one that lost lives and burned 3 Manhattan's worth of land, homes, businesses, communities, and legacies. I'll keep adding to it as we continue to recover and rebuild. #LAfires #eatonfire #rebuild #renew #fieldnotes