If it hasn’t already been abundantly clear in previous letters, my favorite job is being a mom. I have been blessed with the three most incredible kids. All three are incredible, but also so very uniquely different. I have one child who will not settle for anything less than perfect, one that lives by the […]
After driving three hours with young kids in tow, Jayci Gesling was looking forward to meeting up with an old college friend, grabbing a cup of coffee, and relaxing at an indoor play space, catching up while the kids played happily nearby. Everything was going according to plan until she walked into the play space,
To understand the charming City Garden School, you must first understand its background and origination. The City Garden School is inspired by Waldorf Education, which is based upon the thoughts of Austrian philosopher Rudolf Steiner, dating back over 100 years ago. During the turbulent years of the First World War, he dreamed of better ways.
In 2014, Ashley Nichols used her self-taught kitchen expertise and founded Back 2 Basics Cooking, a program that offers beginning-level cooking classes for ages 3 and up. “I didn’t really know what I was doing back then,” Ashley says, laughing. “I had a lot of food allergies, so I did a lot of home cooking for
Imagine that you are a young woman who is unexpectedly pregnant. You are homeless, lack education, and cannot turn to the father or your family for support. What do you do? Where do you go? There aren’t many options, but St. Raymond’s Society is changing that. St. Raymond’s Society (SRS) is a maternity home with
There’s a good chance you have heard of the Boys & Girls Clubs of America, well-known nationally for its popular after-school programs for kids in elementary through high school. You may even remember the series of national commercials club alumnus Denzel Washington did in the late 1990s to early 2000s. Boys and Girls Clubs of
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