As An Aside: Your Stage Play
Our Guest contributor Cheryl Farrell writes on the theme of “play” by examining a famous work of The Bard and how we can explore the idea of “asides” in our own lives.
Cue the Condolences: Matters of Race and Violence
Cheryl Farrell writes a profound lament responding to gun violence.
Storytelling Nourishes Relationships
In her poignant article, Cheryl Farrell writes about the power of sharing our stories to make human connections – something that is so deeply important, especially right now.
The Doe Fund: Creating Opportunity & Better Futures
With a belief that one can always do more, The Doe Fund addresses social injustice & provides men in NYC work opportunities & services to help individuals achieve self-sufficiency.
International Medical Corps: Providing Hope Amid Dire Circumstances
Jean Trebek shares an interview with the President of the International Medical Corps who serves the world’s most vulnerable people.
The NoHo Home Alliance: A Community Based Response to Homelessness
Jean and Patti visit an event at the NoHo Home Alliance in North Hollywood to see first hand how volunteers are turning the tide on homelessness.
A Letter to My Younger Self: Perfect As You Are
Cheryl Farrell shares a beautiful letter to her younger self that sheds light on the perspective that time and life gives us to know we are perfect just as we are.
Brave Face Not Required: Three Steps to Cope with Transition
Cheryl Farrell offers three steps to getting through transitions, by sharing a story of her relative and the help offered the unhoused in Hope Of The Valley Tiny Homes.
Truth Or Consequences: More Than A Game Show
Cheryl Farrell poses some very challenging questions about Truth and the Consequences for not always being truthful.
Make Boundaries – Not Barricades
When a long time friendship cracks, Cheryl Farrell learns the difference between boundaries and barricades to heal her hurt.
Expose Your Heart… Ask For Help
Even though there are many times that we all need need help, actually asking for it can be challenging. Cheryl Farrell asks us to open up, be an asker and be a helper.
Hope – The Noun
The Power of Hope the Noun is truly a life saver as the mother of Black children, Cheryl Farrell, processes rampant social injustices. A powerful must read…
DonorsChoose: Connecting the Public to Public Schools
DonorsChoose Founder & CEO, Charles Best, talks about his amazing crowdfunding site that gives teachers direct classroom help by connecting the Public to Public Schools
“Where Were You When?”
So many dates in American history leave indelible marks on us. In her article, “Where were you when..?”, Cheryl Farrell asks us to look at the idea of freedom and January 6, 2021.
Journey to a Plastic Free Life: Plastic Water Bottles. Ugh.
Is it really that hard to reimagine how to quench everyone’s thirst without using hundreds of one-use plastic bottles? Tips for going plastic-free!
I’m Listening
Three small, unrelated moments of gratitude, patience, and caring remind Alison to stay open, help others and truly listen to the universe.
Hope Of The Valley: Everyone Deserves A Second Chance
Why Jean & Alex Trebek decided to help Hope of the Valley and its mission to prevent, reduce and eliminate poverty, hunger and homelessness. A story full of faith, giving and compassionate action.
6 Ways to Help The Homeless in Los Angeles
The Homeless community in Los Angeles needs our attention and support to help those in need. Cheryl Farrell has some very good ways we can step up and help.
Stand Up for the Cause with Brand #integrity
Anti-racist policies and social justice efforts are an important part of brand #integrity. Does your company walk the talk?
Journey to a Plastic Free Life: Personal Care and Hygiene
Lisa Rogers continues her popular series on Living a Plastic Free Life by tackling all those plastic bottles in our bathrooms.
