Sat, 12th December, 2009 - Posted by - (13) Comment
I got up earlier than usual this Saturday morning. My husband and I spent the day volunteering for Compton Unified School District’s Toy Drive/Luncheon for families in need.

My mom works for a very special department in the Compton Unified School District. The department has an official name but I call it the HELP Department. Why do I call my mom’s department HELP? Well what they do every day is exactly what the dictionary says the word HELP means:
Mon, 24th December, 2007 - Posted by - (2) Comment

Fri, 7th December, 2007 - Posted by - (8) Comment
Here’s a complete list of gifts you can give and a portion of the proceeds go to charity!
Love Quotes is a line of scarves that come with inspirational messages. These scarves have become pretty popular thanks to the Today Show and celebs such as Lindsay Lohan, Cameron Diaz, and Hilary Duff. When you purchase a scarf 10% of the proceeds go to several international children charities. The scarves come in fifty different colors and cost $74.
When you purchase a pink pair of Lobz ear warmer headphones from Gordini a portion of the sale goes to the Young Survival Coalition which helps women under forty with breast cancer. For more information and details visit Gordini.com
Fri, 7th December, 2007 - Posted by - (7) Comment
The holiday season is not just about showering our family and friends with gifts. Our focus, attention, and love is required throughout the world…not just during the holidays but every day. People are buying gifts that give back and many families are adopting new family traditions in the spirit of volunteering and charitable giving.
char·i·ta·ble:
| 1. | generous in donations or gifts to relieve the needs of indigent, ill, or helpless persons, or of animals: a charitable man giving much money to feed the poor. |
| 2. | kindly or lenient in judging people, acts, etc.: charitable in his opinions of others. |
Wed, 24th October, 2007 - Posted by - (25) Comment
Everyone is familiar with the saying “it is better to give than receive,” but few understand the meaning behind this powerful principle.
Why is it better to give than it is to receive? The more you give, the more you receive. Success and living life abundantly are rewards granted to unconditional givers.
An unconditional giver is someone who gives from the heart because they want to, not because they have to, or because they feel obligated to do so.
When people think of giving they often think money. You do not have to give money to be an unconditional giver.
When you give of your time, energy, resources, knowledge, skills, and/or talents, with no strings attached, you instantaneously set the Law of Giving and Receiving in motion. You become a magnet, attracting success and abundance.
The universal Law of Giving and Receiving is both spiritual and scientific.
The Spiritual basis of The Law of Giving and Receiving:
Whatever you sow (meaning whatever you plant, disseminate, scatter, disperse, or put out), you will also reap (meaning you will also receive, gain, harvest, accumulate, or get back). —Galatians 6:7
The Scientific basis of The Law of Giving and Receiving:
For every action (meaning for everything you do, every act, effort, or transaction), there will always be an equal or even opposite reaction (meaning there will be consequences and/or repercussions). —Isaac Newton’s Law of Motion.
Reasons People Resist Giving:
People often decide not to give because they think