Yesterday we covered the mushy topic of living love. While I’m not typically a mushy person in particular, I’m do get super excited about people who are living intentionally in order to help others. When I started my #give10 search for people and projects who were changing the world, I accidentally surrounded myself by a… more…
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Giving is Hard
I’m a few days behind on my post about “giving” this week. Instead of making excuses for how busy I’ve been, I’ve decided to go with the truth: Giving is Hard. Yep. Hard. Really? How hard can it be to give money away? Isn’t this blog supposed to be talking about how awesome giving is and… more…
week #2: mothers, marbles & fighting MS
When I remembered it was mother’s day, it wasn’t hard for me to pick which project I wanted to feature this week for #give10 x 10. Today we’re going to meet Connor and hear about his dream for his mom and how he became a world changer at age five. You briefly met Marbles4MS when… more…
It’s here: #give10, Year 2.
Ever since we finished up year one of #give10, I’ve been master planning what to do in the way of giving for the next 365 days. Thanks to all of you who’ve been patiently waiting and asking. An even more gigantic thanks to those of you who’ve been keeping #give10 going with your own joy… more…
February #give10 roundup ::
With all the excitement of marking the one year anniversary of #give10, we forgot to post the round up of all the world changing causes we gave 10$ to in February. February was a flurry. Having only 29 days left on the giving calendar made it challenging to decide which causes would make the cut… more…
January #give10 roundup ::
sure, January was a long time ago. I’m behind on the updating you with my round up of where we gave for month 11. My excuse is that I’ve been busy planning some pretty amazing things for when we finish out final month of our one year of giving away 10$ away every day. And that… more…
the ten dollar experiment
does 10$ really make a difference? Every day it seems we’re bombarded with causes. So many of them good. There’s poverty and dirty water and entrepreneurs trying to pull themselves up by their boot strings. Climate change is in the headlines, and stories in the news about children with diseases that researchers are trying to… more…