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In Celebration of Our Troops- And In Honor Of Veteran’s Day
Posted in armed forces, Celebration, children, comfort, communication, courage, elderly, emotions, encouragement, Faith, family, giving, grandchildren, help, Holiday, holidays, home, Honor, Impact, inspiration, joy, kids, life, love, military, news, Patriotism, relationships, respect, service, support, teens, well-being, writing, writing for children, writing project, tagged Activities Directors, Air Forces, armed forces, Army, cards, cards of encouragement, caring, celebrate, Celebration, children, Coast Guards, comfort, community, country, danger, emotions, encouragement, families, holiday cards, Honor, Impact, Make2Tell2, Marine Corps, Marines, men, military, nation, Navy, nursing homes, overseas, Patriotism, program, project, sacrifice, school children, service, support, thanks, troops, United States, Veteran's Day, women, youth groups on November 13, 2008| Leave a Comment »
This week we celebrated two very special things here in the United States: one was Monday, November 10th which was the Marine Corps Birthday…and yesterday, which was Veteran’s Day. Both dates give honor to our military men and women. We should celebrate our armed forces because they sacrifice so much for us. We have men and women who are seperated from their families, often in dangerous situations; defending our country and those in other countries who need defended.
We have some pretty awesome troops who need support. I have heard about a wonderful program that does just that. It is a program that would be a wonderful project for school children or teen youth groups across the nation. Activity directors in nursing homes would also be a great source for this project. Even former Veterans can continue to serve their country by reaching out to those who presently serve our great country in the Army, Navy, Coast Guard, Air Force and the Marines.
The idea behind http://www.make2tell2.com is to make 2 cards of love and tell 2 others about the project. They can be holiday cards or just cards that express respect and caring. This is a great way to lift the spirits of those serving our country when they need an emotional pick me up. These cards can express patriotism, faith, gratitude, caring, support, encouragement, and communicate comfort to those who need it!
Please spread the word…get involved…support our troops today. It doesn’t take much effort and it can mean so very much to the individual who receives it. After you make the cards…please send them to: Make 2 Tell 2, 991 Road
325, Harvard, NE 68944 This is also a great way to teach young people about service and about community. We all need encouragement at times…this is a wonderful way to do that for our troops overseas; it can have a tremendous impact on our military personel. Thank you!
Passionate Impact
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged blog, Business, cause, cerebral palsy, comfort zone, disease, idea, illness, Impact, life, Michigan, Neil Sauter, non-profit, organization, Passion, possibilities, program, raising awareness, raising funds, six weeks, support, United Cerebral Palsy of Michigan, walking, walking on stilts, website, Wisconsin on May 18, 2008| 3 Comments »
Have you ever felt passionate enough about something that you were willing to step outside of your comfort zone to make an impact on the subject?
Here is a story about a man who has been affected by the condition, cerebral palsy and wanted to raise funds and awareness for the United Cerebral Palsy of Michigan. You can also choose to support their efforts here: http://www.ucp.org/ucp_local.cfm/87. He is making his impact in an unusual and intriguing way.
His name is Neil Sauter and he has a mild form of the condition. The way that he has chosen to raise awareness, is to walk a total of 830 miles ON STILTS over the next six weeks across Michigan. He started on May 5th and hopes to end the walk up by the Wisconsin/UP border. He has already raised approximately $5,300.00. He is making a passionate impact on this issue.
You can make a passionate impact on any area of your life that you choose. Update: Neil has completed his long journey on stilts…what an accomplishment. Good job! He was able to raise more tha 64,000 dollars by a matching grant program through the US Department of Education. You can read more about this at: www.stiltstory.org.