Podcasts about kindness initiative

Lacey Fisher and Alexis Fox  talk about the work of RAAI in the community with developmental disabilities.   And we discuss in detail the annual plant sale--expected to open on April 3rd at 750 Kings Highway.   RAAI is also part of our 100K of Kindness Initiative--set to receive $25,000.

Talay Hafiz, President of the Stamford Islamic Center and Rabbi Daniel Cohen of Congregation Agudath Sholom join Newsline with Brigitte Quinn to talk Stamford's citywide initiative.

In this episode of "Live Local, Give Local" listeners enjoy a warm and insightful conversation between Charles Parisi (the guest host filling in for Dave Mason), co-host Hannah Jaime, the Executive Director of Helping PAWS and a Steering Committee member of San Diego Gives, and three exceptional non-profits with an exclusive focus on serving the holistic needs of the Jewish community in San Diego: Karen Perry, the Executive Director of Hillel San Diego, Mindi Frankel, the Executive Director of Hebrew Free Loan San Diego, and Mark Greenberg, the Development Director of Kindness Initiative. We learn almost instantly that these three organizations embody the true spirit of San Diego Gives in how they collaborate to serve their community. It is about the human being served, and the answer often involves close collaboration. In the case of Hillel, we learn that in the service of Jewish students, finances are often an issue and who do they turn to? Hebrew Free Loan! And when Kindness Initiative identifies a need, they also turn to Hebrew Free Loan. And vice versa. Kindness Initiative and their Volunteer Angels are always ready to serve Hillel and Hebrew Free Loan. Quite an interconnected model that is working to serve a rather large need in San Diego, with 20% of the Jewish community at or on the cusp of poverty. Whether it is finances, food insecurity, spiritual support, or just the all-important feeling of connection, these three stellar leaders and organizations make it happen every single day for the Jewish community. Thank you for listening and your support! Don't miss an episode, so be sure to subscribe to the show on your favorite listening app! For more information on the many services of San Diego Gives, please visit www.SanDiegoGives.org.

This is a stand alone episode. Topic of discussion is a recap of the Kindness Initiative at MVJHS with Mrs. Brothers and Mr. Weaver. 

We pattered with RBC - Royal Bank to celebrate their Caribbean Acts of Kindness Initiative. During the pandemic we took care of each other, as we donated to food banks, helped persons who lost their jobs and had compassion for the sick. This is nothing new for some of its as we often look to give a helping hand within our families our communities our churches and our workplaces. RBC and its employees are celebrating all Acts of Kindness throughout the Caribbean from Nov 8 until December 17. We are partnering with them and want to hear from you. What are your acts of kindness?

Recap of Week 1 Kindness Initiative 

Zachary Quinto helps launch the Kindness Initiative at the Children's Museum of Pittsburgh, a Star Trek fan builds a working a LCARS-style display, plus instructions so you can make one yourself as well, and I've got the next week of virtual Star Trek events! Today's Daily Star Trek News is sponsored by Podcorn. Connect directly with brands and start monetizing your podcast today at podcorn.com. Support Daily Star Trek News on Patreon: https://patreon.com/dailystartreknews Subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Google Podcasts For more great Star Trek podcasts: https://podcasts.roddenberry.com Website: https://www.dailystartreknews.com Email: info@dailystartreknews.com Facebook, Twitter and Instagram: @dailytreknews

Zachary Quinto helps launch the Kindness Initiative at the Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh, a Star Trek fan builds a working a LCARS-style display, plus instructions so you can make one yourself as well, and I’ve got the next week of virtual Star Trek events! Today’s Daily Star Trek News is sponsored by Podcorn. Connect directly with brands and start monetizing your podcast today at podcorn.com. Support Daily Star Trek News on Patreon: https://patreon.com/dailystartreknews Subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Google Podcasts For more great Star Trek podcasts: https://podcasts.roddenberry.com Website: https://www.dailystartreknews.com Email: info@dailystartreknews.com Facebook, Twitter and Instagram: @dailytreknews

Our lives are an expression of Being. It is performance art. We are our own creations. Joining Janet is Sheryl Hirsch-Kramer. We know her as the instigator of the Love and Kindness Initiative. She is also a former calligraphy artist and teacher who taught how the Divine within us nudges us in our art. BE with us, as we consider the elements in expressing our lives as art.

Over the course of our lifetimes much will happen. How we react, how we choose to respond is up to us. Sheryl Hirsch-Kramer, the instigator of the Love and Kindness Initiative joins Janet in their shared awareness of what is possible. What happens when we let love be our only response? Not hatred, not complacency, not fear. From within our sense of Wholeness, is there a challenge of only extending love and kindness to others in our world?

Lori Myren-Manbeck is a social entrepreneur, founder of Inclusivi-tee, a quarterly subscription-based t-shirt club that produces beautiful, original, shirt designed by local artists. The company is structured as a public benefit corporation and donates their profits to non-profits that aligned with Inclusivi-tee’s mission. Listen to this interview and hear how Lori spreads and shares her positive message of hope to all and giving back in the process through being a social entrepreneur. “The heart of social and environment justice is kindness. That if we view the world through the lens of kindness, and think about kindness in everything we do, we actually can’t discriminate or treat the Earth poorly. ” - Lori Myren-Manbeck What do you want to hear from The Twin Cities Wellness Collective™ Podcast? Tell us here! Timestamps: 03:10 — All about Inclusivi-tee, how it started and its mission 04:07 — How Lori started the company with the ‘Kindness Initiative’ 05:50 — her business goals 06:13 — Lori’s definition of kindness 07:28 — their kindness oriented events to shift peoples focus and improve community spirit 08:24 — how receptive are people in being part of the kindness movement 10:08 — Inclusivtee’s business model and how they partner to NGO’s 12:40 — Lori’s transition and what drove her to shift from being a psychologist to being a social entrepreneur 14:08 — Lori as an entrepreneur 18:17 — Business challenges that she encountered along the way especially the conversion piece 23:15 — Lori’s business advice: Know it going to be hard. 25:25 — her vision for Inclusivi-tee 28:15 — 10 Days of Kindness event 36:55 — what wellbeing looks like for Lori Key Takeaways People are hungry for kindness and I think that everybody knows for the world to continue moving forward or to continue at all, kindness is pretty central and necessary. What I love being a geriatric psychologist is that I am working with people in the end of their lives and really helping them remember who they are and why they matter. If you open yourself up you do find people in the path who are helpful and propel you. The first step in kindness is kind to yourself. And part of that is being grateful. Connect with Lori Myren-Manbeck Inclusivi-tee Website Facebook-@inclusivitee Instagram- @inclusivitee

Principal Jennifer Scott joined Tad & Melissa to talk about the school's Random Acts of Kindness Initiative to raise funds to send the 5th Grade students with Autism to Disney!

Need a Hug, need a smile? Spotlight's Artinque Nelson reports on a group created to provide happiness to all Howard Student's! Watch here!