Podcasts about service project

Welcome to the latest episode of the WAB Podcast! In this episode, we explored the world of Global Citizenship and the stories, ideas, and initiatives behind this program that make our student learning and community unique. Joining us were Angelia Crouch, WAB's Global Citizenship Coordinator; LeeAnne Lavender, an Educational Consultant specializing in storytelling and service learning; and two High School students, Ernest and Michelle, who are leading impactful community projects. Together, they discussed how WAB's Global Citizenship Program is empowering students to become change-makers and better learners. Angelia introduced WAB has a long-standing mission to make a difference, which has evolved into our Global Citizenship Program focused on empowering students to address global issues, particularly those related to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). She added that the program also emphasizes building reciprocal relationships with community partners to provide students with real-world experiences through their close collaboration.   The program also emphasizes student agency, allowing learners to take the driver's seat in their projects. Ernest , from Grade 10, is the new leader of High School student club ProFarmer. He shared how his club conducts egg sales to support local organic farmers and educate students from lower grades about sustainable agriculture through farm visits and hands-on experience in the Middle School Garden.   Michelle, a Grade 11 student, shared her involvement in a partnership with the Happy School, a specialized school for students recovering from leukemia. As part of her IB CAS (Creativity, Activity, Service) Project, Michelle and her peers conducted English lessons for the students every week, sharing not only language skills but also cultural insights, building connections, and providing support to the students in need.   LeeAnne underscored the importance of global citizenship education. She highlighted how the experiences of Ernest and Michelle are amazing examples of how being involved in these types of projects empowers students to become active global and digital citizens. She emphasized that by providing learning experiences both inside and outside of the classroom, students can learn how to take their knowledge and skills and apply them in local and global situations. This helps students to see the relevance of what they're learning and “make learning real”.  "When a school has those things in place, the curricular program, the co-curricular program, and rich, robust partnerships, it's like the most beautiful recipe for student empowerment and engagement ever," Leanne said. Global citizenship initiatives, she explained, answer the "why" behind learning,  sparking engagement and leading to action.  If you want to hear about how WAB's Global Citizenship Program empowers students to become change-makers and better learners, nurturing compassionate, globally-minded individuals. Don't miss out on this episode! 

In this episode, the guys and a special guest, talk about a recent team project we had and our partnership with good samaritan.

“Service to others” is in the ECS mission statement, because God's Word displays it as a critical part of living out the gospel of Jesus. My Town Miracles Executive Director Whitney Williams joins the show to share about how we can create opportunities for ECS students to come alongside community partners doing Kingdom work in an effort to love our neighbors throughout Memphis.

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Giving back to our communities and making them better places is a fundamental part of the Girl Scout experience. Sometimes this looks like Take Action projects, or high awards, but just volunteering in general is something most troop leaders say is important to them when envisioning running a troop. But, especially when you have younger girls, what the heck kind of service projects can you even do with kids in K-12? Here's a great big episode full of ideas. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Nikki shares the service project they created for their annual Leadership Conference. Resources for this episode can be found here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1CkBy0JgqutezsvAJ4ANdGvB8sDHmPjVq?usp=drive_link Like Here by the Owl Podcast on Facebook and Instagram. Have a future topic idea or want to be a guest on the show? Message us on social media. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nikki-fideldy-doll/support

On this special episode, Pastor Mark and Rev. Jefferson Beeker sit down for a conversation about the North Hollywood InterFaith Food Pantry, the focus of our Service Project Sunday for June 30, 2024.Sunday Replay is a part of the Harmony Podcast NetworkLearn more about Harmony-Toluca Lake:IG @Harmony_TLCFB @HarmonyTLwww.HarmonyTL.orgmedia@HollywoodUMC.org

Better Lawns and Gardens Hour 2 – Coming to you from the Summit Responsible Solutions Studios,  Garden expert and host, Teresa Watkins gets update on producer Lizzie Steele's bonding with her turkey poults. Teresa is thrilled to have Leah Brooks on to announce her service group, Village Improvement Association's new grant from the Florida Wildflower Foundation, to improve Orange City's Albertus Cottage landscape. The Dirty Word of the Day is Avocado Pear. Garden questions birds bothering cherry tomato, deadheading Mealycup sage, Gerbera daisy annual or perennial, beware smart when purchasing online and out of state plants, are my Drift roses declining, and more. https://bit.ly3c1f5x7 Teresa's monthly newsletter “In Your Backyard.” Check it out!  Want to travel with Teresa on her garden tours?  Check out Art in Bloom Garden Tours for more information! Come join Teresa and garden enthusiasts on a future garden tour.  Graphic credit: Teresa Watkins, Village Improvement Assocation Listen every Saturdays from 7am - 9am EST on WFLA- Orlando. Call in with your garden questions and text messages on 1-888.455.2867 and 23680, Miss the live broadcast? Listen on Audioboom podcast 24/7. https://bit.ly/3c1f5x7   #WFLF #WFLA #FNN #WNDB #BetterLawns #gardening #Florida #planting #gardeninglife #radio #southflorida #northflorida #centralflorida #Deland #SHE #Orlando #Sarasota #Miami #FortLauderdale #podcast #syndicated #BLGradio #WRLN #WiOD #gardening #SummitResponsibleSolutions #QualityGreenSpecialists #BlackKow

Pastor Pam Fickenscher of St. John’s Lutheran Church talks about a Rays of Life youth service project to provide aid to Ukraine. Rays of Life is a solar cell in a box that can provide energy to families in areas that do not have a working power grid.

 Pastor Pam Fickenscher of St. John's Lutheran Church talks about a Rays of Life youth service project to provide aid to Ukraine. Rays of Life is a solar cell in a box that can provide energy to families in areas that do not have a working power grid. 

Since all Scripture is inspired by God and profitable, that includes the personal intros and final messages in a letter. Some of the info is historically significant and clarifies our picture of life in Bible times, here of Paul's travels and toils and concerns. Some of the details resonate for our own gospel growth, examples of projects and perspectives and prayers can still be relevant in our own context. We're not trying to get to Spain via Rome, but we're totally concerned with the blessing of Christ and serving the saints.Paul's tells the Romans his plans in verses 22-24, explains his relief project in verses 25-29, and makes his prayer request in verses 30-33.# Partnership Plans (verses 22-24)Paul almost apologizes for not having been to Rome yet. Why would they have expected his visit? Probably because they were (or at least thought themselves to be) *the* Gentiles of Gentiles. All the places from Jerusalem to Illyricum belonged to the Roman Empire. If God called Paul as a ministering priest to present an offering of non-Jews to God (verse 16), that offering wouldn't be complete without Romans. How can you have a peanut butter and jelly sandwich without the bread? The bread in this case was never far from Paul's mind or mission. But he'd been busy working the middle. **This is the reason why I have so often been hindered from coming to you**, namely, his bold ambition to preach Christ where Christ had not yet been named (verse 20). **But now, since I no longer have any room to work in these regions**, he'd "fulfilled" the work (verse 19), **and since I've longed or many years to come to you, I hope to see you in passing as I go to Spain.** Spain was unreached territory, he desired **to be helped on my journey there by you, once I have enjoyed your company for a while**. He says again in verse 28, "I will leave for Spain by way of you."[map from Corinth, Jerusalem, and Spain] He expected *mutual* encouragement and edification and enjoyment. He wanted them to expect his company, and he expected their **company**, to be satisfied with enjoyment in their presence. He would make a visit, they would visit together. He believed that they believed the gospel; he'd heard the reports of their faith, but without so many problems (like reports out of Corinth and Colosse and Galatia and Philippi). Romans is more systematic in explaining gospel theology than those other letters that requires more specific instructions. Rome was a destination for Paul, just not a final home. His language suggests that Paul might be looking at Rome as a new base of operations. Antioch had been his church-hub, but first century travel and communication made sense for moving the whole support network west. Sharing their company was more than a means to an end, but partnership to push west was his goal. # Service Project (25-29)He had something else to do first. **At present, however, I am going to Jerusalem bringing aid to the saints.** Southeast was the opposite direction out of Corinth from Rome. But while taking the good news to new places he'd been taking up a collection for old friends.**For Macedonia and Achaia have been pleased to make some contribution for the poor among the saints in Jerusalem**. We happen to know that moneys came in from more than those two locations, and we know this because Paul talks about this collection a *lot* (including 1 Corinthians 16:1-4, 2 Corinthians 8-9). It was personal to him, and he wasn't sure it would be well received (see verse 31). He not only talked about it and supported it, he traveled with it. Why?A couple things to note. First, the word **contribution** is *koinonia*, usually translated as “fellowship”; these funds were a token of fellowship. It's not just that some Haves donated to some HaveNots. It's not mostly a rich and poor, which we know because some gave out of “their extreme poverty” (2 Corinthians 8:2). This gift meant sharing, it was an expression of Gentile-to-Jew blessing. The contribution *created* more good than was previously there.Second, the blessings are ordered and connected by Paul. **They were pleased to do it, and indeed they owe it to them. For if *ta ethne* have come to share in their spiritual blessings, they ought also to be of service to them in material blessings.**The **share** is the verb form of *koinonia*. The nations/Gentiles shared some of the nation's/Israel's share. These are not categories we made up, we get them from God's Word. The ESV has **spiritual (blessings)** and **material (blessings)**, and that resonates, even though “spiritual *things*” and “material *things*” would be the more basic translation (KJV, NASB). But blessing is in view, certainly by verse 29, and the general terms work against our narrowing tendencies. **Spiritual blessings** belong with the gospel of God, Jesus Christ our Lord, and the power of God in the gospel for salvation to everyone who believes. Spiritual blessings include divine revelation and truth, forgiveness and peace, obedience and joy, knowledge of God's inseparable love and hope. Spiritual blessings include knowledge, goodness of character, and community of one anothers and body life. Spiritual blessings include identity and giftedness and purpose. Spiritual blessings include all the things that make us jealousable, including the ability to properly evaluate and steward material blessings. These are unseen things that belong with our eternal weight of glory. **Material blessings** are tangibles, things such as food and clothing (and with these we can be content, see 1 Timothy 6:8), fruit and profit. These blessings include money to buy needs and even assets, money to invest in business and futures, and money to have in order to give away. Material blessings are cans of peaches, which go best with the spiritual blessings of a can-opener so we can enjoy them (an old illustration from Doug Wilson). “The blessing of the LORD makes rich, and He adds no sorry with it” (Proverbs 10:22). Tools build and bless others. Children and grandchildren are actually fleshy blessings and not necessarily spiritual ones (see Psalm 17:14).God gives gracious benefits, of different kinds, and we can observe at least these truths: 1. Spiritual blessings and material blessings can/should be distinguished. Categories are good. 2. Spiritual blessings are greater than material blessings. Priorities are proper. 3. Spiritual blessings are rooted in God's work through the Jews. “To the Jew first and also to the Greek.”4. Spiritual blessings are no guarantee of material blessings. 5. Spiritual blessings are not threatened by material blessings. All are yours. Being poor is not more spiritual, though saints can be poor, as in Jerusalem. There is no prosperity gospel. And there probably should be another truth added.6. Material blessings used rightly can increase spiritual blessings.This is part of why Paul cared so much about the contribution, and what he hoped it would accomplish. In the Millennial Kingdom, the New Covenant package of blessings includes new hearts *and* restored land and fruitful trees and whole/healthy bodies. For now, it is a spiritual blessing to recognize and give thanks for material blessings. God is the ultimate source of both, the response of joyful thanks and stewardship apply to both.# ConclusionPaul knew that *koinonia* in Christ could be expressed and INCREASED through *koinonia* in cash/coin. The Christians throughout the Roman Empire were at early stages of changing Western Civilization due to their God-given blessings, and the saints in the chosen nation weren't sure about it yet. This collection increased *koinonia* (between Gentile and Jewish Christians). Material blessings were not merely redistributed. More and better blessings (for all) were created by the giving (of some). That work continues today in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ. More to come in the paragraph. ----------## ChargeWith all your blessings—spiritual things and material things—you ought to share and serve and bless. Give as the Lord your God blesses you. Give and it will be given to you. Give in order to create MORE blessings, more fellowship, more joy, more true wealth.## Benediction:> May the God of peace be with you all. Amen. (Romans 15:33 ESV)

Welcome to 2024! Our first episode of the year includes a service project you can participate in from home and a highlight from the December Learn at Harmony.Service Project: https://bit.ly/3RIMoJzSunday Replay is a part of the Harmony Podcast NetworkLearn more about Harmony-Toluca Lake:IG @Harmony_TLCFB @HarmonyTLwww.HarmonyTL.orgJase@HollywoodUMC.org

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What if your child, this holiday season, started a project to help other kids in need? How cool would that be?! During a time when it's naturally a lot of making lists about what you want and gifts and buying and stuff- which is all part of it, nothing negative there- but what if we shift the focus so it's some of that but it's also a lot of thinking about others.    In this episode I am going to walk you through how you can help guide your child so they can create their very own community service project.  Their own plan to help make the holiday season special in some way, for kids who are struggling or living in overcrowded situations or in the hospital..    The amount of growth and empathy and kindness that comes from doing this is not even describable.  Especially if your child or children can meet or experience the world that these other kids live in, it's an impact that can't be made in another way.   The way that we all help the world become a more kind place where people look out for each other, is though our kids.  Today's episode is all about how you can do just that - and it's much easier than you think.   It can't be made from them watching us volunteer or donate.  It's that deep feeling of appreciation and gratitude that only comes from experiencing something yourself.    **Action items Contact shelters - ask them - how can we best support you  Know this going into it    Ask your child these questions (or answer htem for them if they are too little)   What are you most interested in right now? (Examples: Spiderman, making bracelets, Legos, slime etc)    Talk to them about how other kids don't have the things that we are just used to. Great opportunity to describe in an age appropriate way- how grateful you feel and how not everyone has these same comforts.  Ask them how they would like to help kids this holiday season.   Here are some examples:   Host their own toy drive   Plan to serve a meal in some way   Hot cocoa stand - raised money is used to buy toys for kids in a shelter or in a hospital for Christmas.    Set-up an adopt a family program    Create care packages    Whatever they love - do that- collecting Legos to donate to children in the hospital etc.    Host a drive - to build hygiene kits or    Build backpacks for kids for school    Help fund kids who need help paying for sports    Blanket drive for new blankets    Make friendship bracelets and sell them like a lemonade stand    Build holiday thanksgiving baskets with meals families can prepare for thanksgiving   The realistic ease of all of this... **You don't have to pay for this- you guys are just the ones setting it up. Making the connections and the plan and then getting an army going to support your project.    CHEERS to teaching your kids about helping others at a young age, so it is ingrained in who they are.  

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It's McKenna, checking in on your summer, your detox, your everything!In this episode, I give one last shot at pushing a social media detox for yourself, an update from last year's Service Project and a little pre-party before next week's episode, where Munch and Mingle turns 1!Reminder: No new episodes in August so you have the whole month to catch up on any missed or favorite episodes from the past year! (:H.A.G.S********Past Episodes Mentioned:First Episode Ever! Introduction Episode - July 31, 2022Kiana's Episodes: Hair Girls - Kiana + Pancakes - Oct 18, 2022If it Happens, It Happens - Kiana + Body ArmorSeptember's Episode: The NICU - September + Trader Joe Pretzels - Sept 23, 2022Service Project Episode: Service Project Deets - Dec 14, 2022Detox Prep Episodes:Social Media Detox + Homemade Cornbread - Sept. 8, 2022The Detox - Round 2 : Protein Yogurt - May 29, 2023 Insta: @munchandminglepodcastE-mail: munchandminglepodcast@gmail.com

We have managed to embed a physiotherapy outpatient clinic within a Queensland Correctional facility. We are not aware of another at this stage. In recent years Queensland Health has become responsible for all on-site prison medical centres. The High Security Woodford Correctional Centre -- which is one of few with a Maximum-Security wing – has become part of the CKW health service. Thus far Physiotherapy services to Woodford have required individual inmates to be transported to unsecured outpatient areas in Caboolture Hospital. This at great cost, Woodford and Queensland Health resources, logistical and inherent safety issues and resultant low attendance. 38 clients accessed service over 16 weeks with 1–5 appointments each. Inmates in all facility areas including maximum-security unit the accessed service. All client respondents rated service good/very good. 100% said service met their needs. The project was a success on all measures and funding has been provided for a one day per week physio clinic to continue within our prison health centre.

Wreaths Across America has announced the 2023 Youth Service Project as part of its year-round TEACH program. The project will tie in to the national nonprofit's 2023 theme, “Serve and Succeed.” The Youth Service Project encourages young people of all ages and grade levels to develop, organize, and execute a community service project to improve the lives of veterans or others in their local community. The service project needs to be completed by Veterans Day, Nov. 11. For more information or to participate, visit www.wreathsacrossamerica.org/teach.Article Link

With 27,487 homeless people, Florida has the third-largest number of homeless people in the United States. 12,672 didn't have a place to stay, and 14,815 did.In January 2020, there were 580,466 homeless people living on the streets or in shelters in the United States.Most of them (70%) were single people, and the rest were families with children. They lived in every state and territory, and they come from every race, culture, and gender. But some groups are much more likely to become homeless than others.Matthew's Hope helps homeless men, women, and children in our community feel better physically, emotionally, and spiritually by taking care of their basic needs, teaching them new skills, and giving them back their dignity and independence.Please think about helping Matthew's Hope.https://matthewshopeministries.harnessapp.com/wv2/donate

The Floresville Food Pantry receives an upgrade, thanks to Eagle Scout Hank Aschenbeck with Boy Scout Troop 365, who dedicated 100 hours to the pantry, refurbishing its wooden deck and adding two concrete ramps, making the pantry more accessible for community members and volunteers. On hand to express their gratitude to Hank at the project's completion are volunteers (l-r) Felicia, Valli, Ann, food pantry Director Rose Holcombe, Gail, Gloria, Gerri, Elaine, Sandra, and Mary.Article Link

Differences between project (disruption, replacement), service (smooth, continuous) and product (updates, changes) mean that process and people have very different approach to technology management and operations.

Differences between project (disruption, replacement), service (smooth, continuous) and product (updates, changes) mean that process and people have very different approach to technology management and operations. The post Heavy Strategy 43 Is The IT Team In The Service, Project or Product Business appeared first on Packet Pushers.

Differences between project (disruption, replacement), service (smooth, continuous) and product (updates, changes) mean that process and people have very different approach to technology management and operations.

Differences between project (disruption, replacement), service (smooth, continuous) and product (updates, changes) mean that process and people have very different approach to technology management and operations. The post HS043 Is The IT Team In The Service, Project or Product Business appeared first on Packet Pushers.

Differences between project (disruption, replacement), service (smooth, continuous) and product (updates, changes) mean that process and people have very different approach to technology management and operations. The post Heavy Strategy 43 Is The IT Team In The Service, Project or Product Business appeared first on Packet Pushers.

Differences between project (disruption, replacement), service (smooth, continuous) and product (updates, changes) mean that process and people have very different approach to technology management and operations.

Harmony Sunday worship service - 1/29/23 Sermon: Hope - "Service Project Sunday"Message by Pastor Mark StephensonMusic by Gattison and the worship band

Have you ever felt a calling to do something, particularly for someone else? But then you probably were hit with doubt, uncertainty or just normal imposter syndrome?Me too!A lot of you have heard my experience that happened after my emergency c-section for the reason as to why this whole idea came about, so I want to fill you in on what happened these past 2 1/2 months of bringing about an idea, a service idea to hopefully help women who may find themselves in the same position I was.This has been an incredible experience that I will never forget and I hope after listening to this episode, that whatever feeling or thought you've felt tugging at your mind, that you FOLLOW IT and JUST DO IT!I promise, you won't regret every helping someone.*** Insta: @munchandminglepodcastE-mail: munchandminglepodcast@gmail.com

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Here's the backstory...I've realized I've referred a lot to Beau's entrance into this world, but haven't explained fully how Beau entered Earthside, so here it is!Also I explain my service project that I'm putting together with the help of some of my family and friends, to go to something that I found myself in, when I was in the hospital, and because of it, don't want any other women to have to go through it.***Instagram: @munchandminglepodcastFamily Members who are helping with the Service Project:@tastydoughcookiedough@mammamer_fitness

Action Plan: https://jimharshawjr.com/ACTION Free Clarity Call: https://jimharshawjr.com/APPLY After 5 days of doing manual labor in sweltering 95-degree heat in West Virginia, summer would never be the same for my two sons and me…  I always tell my kids, “You get tough by doing tough things.” So I thought, “what better way to start their summer break than to give my two oldest kids their much-needed coming-of-age experience!” Instead of our usual fun summer getaway adventures, my sons— Jesse (16) and Wyatt (14)— and I went on a mission trip that changed the way we view the world. This year, my boys and I signed up for a mission trip organized by the Appalachia Service Project— a “Christian ministry that inspires hope and service through volunteer home repair and replacement.” During the seven-day mission trip, we spent our nights sleeping in a gymnasium with 70 strangers, while our days were spent sweating through our jeans from the non-stop digging and hammering and building.  The experience changed us, to say the least. Not because of the hard work. I've worked plenty of construction jobs. But because of the emotional conflict that I walked away with. In this episode, allow me to take you back to our trip to Kanawha County and experience what it's like to make a dent in the world— one family at a time.  If you don't have time to listen to the entire episode or if you hear something that you like but don't have time to write it down, be sure to grab your free copy of the Action Plan from this episode— as well as get access to action plans from EVERY episode— at http://www.JimHarshawJr.com/Action.  

Since January 2018, Arizona Service Project has worked with local and regional volunteers to provide free, impactful home repair for low-income families in the Avondale/Goodyear area, along with surrounding communities. We envision a community without substandard housing, where multiple generations live in safe, sustainable homes. To learn more about Arizona Service Project, please visit arizonaserviceproject.com

How do we homeschool through the holidays without feeling like we are spread too thin, or falling short? Today, Let's cover a simple, 7-step plan that will put our homeschool on autopilot and create an intentional holiday season! You don't have to schedule every detail of every homeschool day. And, you don't even have to schedule all the bonus, extra, and fun stuff. Why? Because life always provides the "extra." Your job is to just make time for it! Play-do, Christmas crafts, Thank You cards, Baking, Service Project, Learning Songs, Watching or Reading Holiday Classics, Playing Games, Religious Events, Quiet Time to Read... Do any of these sound like things you may just want to do on a whim this season? Great! Let' make time for it (without turning our schedules into a 1000-piece puzzle)! Space and flexibility are the name of this game. No more bucket lists that you never get to. Are you ready to homeschool through the holidays? Let's do this! Here is the blog post with more information about accumulating school days: http://www.zaraphd.com/2018/04/22/year-round-homeschool/ Learn how to simplify your whole homeschool from top to bottom and from now on with the Minimalist Homeschooling Master Class. You don't need a new planner, or school room, or curriculum... you need a new mindset :). https://resources.zaraphd.com/simple-is-the-new-smart If you enjoy this podcast, don't forget to subscribe and leave a great review! Reviews are the best way to make sure that homeschoolers who need this podcast most will find it. Reviews do not have to be elaborate; just shout-out with "I love your podcast, Zara!" and carry-on with your day.Thank you so much for listening, subscribing, and sharing. Join us inside the Simple is the New Smart Membership for exclusive, members-only podcasts, a Vault of Minimalist Homeschooling Tutorials, and more! Learn more at: https://resources.ZaraPhD.com/simple-is-the-new-smart I'd love to help some more! Get started simplifying with your choice of helpful freebies: ZaraPhD.com/Get-Started Show Notes: ZaraPhD.com/podcast (the blog, freebies, and all the videos are here, too!) YouTube channel: YouTube.com/c/ZaraPhD Follow Zara: Instagram: @ZaraPhD Facebook: Facebook.com/MinimalistHomeschooling --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/simpleisthenewsmart/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/simpleisthenewsmart/support

Matthew 7:12 John 13:1-17 In John 13, we see Jesus lay down his robes to wash the disciples feet. Throughout the Gospels, we see Him lay down his rights, responsibilities, His divinity, and His life. While we figure out who will serve us and how we can move ahead, God stoops down in the form of Jesus Christ to serve us.Support the show (http://www.citruschurch.org/give)

Even if you've been in the fashion industry for years (or decades!), transitioning to a freelance career presents a unique set of questions and challenges. Today's guest has a decade of experience, but she still has tons of questions about how to turn that knowledge into a thriving freelance business. And we cover it all, from pricing to portfolios and so much more.  For the complete show notes, including links to the resources mentioned, head over to Successful Fashion Designer!

Jared talks about the requirements for an Eagle Scout Service Project and gives several examples of projects from around the country.Eagle Scout Workbookhttps://www.scouting.org/programs/scouts-bsa/advancement-and-awards/eagle-scout-workbook/Eagle Scout Workbook Download (PDF)https://www.scouting.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/EagleProjectWorkbook2021c-v2.pdfEagle Scout Project Databasehttps://eagleprojects.scoutlife.org/April Bowlin Projecthttps://www.wzzm13.com/article/news/local/michigan-life/michigan-teen-makes-history-one-of-first-female-eagle-scouts-in-nation-muskegon/69-e249ce6e-5626-4386-8a90-be53abca7875Chris Covin Projecthttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQa2CtF95SAHannah Bailey Projecthttps://blog.scoutingmagazine.org/2021/06/21/2021-southern-region-eagle-scout-project-of-the-year-helping-prevent-river-disasters/Emma Duncan Projecthttps://www.keranews.org/news/2020-11-05/north-texas-girls-to-become-some-of-the-first-female-eagle-scouts-in-u-sMason Straughn Projecthttps://www.wbrc.com/story/35579022/fw-eagle-scout-project-pic/Kimmi Ross Projecthttps://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/ramona-sentinel/news/story/2021-04-14/ramona-scouts-make-progress-on-badges-and-projects-despite-covidChristopher Adam Projecthttps://blog.scoutingmagazine.org/2021/06/14/2021-eagle-scout-project-of-the-year-he-built-an-exhibit-to-honor-heroes-of-d-day/Ethan Anderson Projecthttps://blog.scoutingmagazine.org/2021/08/25/ignoring-the-doubters-he-completes-multiyear-20000-eagle-scout-project/Grant Gaylord Projecthttps://www.stvincentdepaul.net/svdp-blog/boy-scout-helps-over-100-homeless-individuals-battle-the-summer-heatAustin Gallenberger Projecthttps://www.thecompassnews.org/2017/02/st-john-homeless-shelter-recipient-local-youths-eagle-scout-project/Jessica Woo Projecthttps://www.alaskasnewssource.com/2020/12/16/anchorage-high-school-senior-part-of-first-wave-of-female-eagle-scouts/Follow, subscribe, and like

Jane Powell has a conversation with Annalee Posey, Regional Coordinator for Appalachia Service Project (ASP). They discuss the work ASP is doing to enhance the lives of families throughout the region, including the Charleston area.

Did you know that ASP serves several states and does more than just stock and organize the warehouse? That's one way that Leon Dover and the Grandview team help to serve, but Jen Rickert also talks about short term missions, new builds, and repairing homes for specific needs. Their goal is to make homes warmer, safer, and drier. If you want to get involved here in JC, contact Nathan at nathan@grandviewchristian.org or Leon at leondat@icloud.com. If you want to learn more, go to asphome.org or contact Jen at jrickert@asphome.org. Sign ups for Love JC are live. Click here to sign up!

We can all agree that service is truly the heart of Rotary. In celebration of the new Rotary year and RI President Shekhar's theme, Serve to Change Lives, we are kicking off Season 2 of All Things Rotary to hear about 3 service projects, organized in distinctly different ways. First, a district-wide project in Orange County, California, followed by a multi-club project from two clubs in Kent, Washington, and a single club project from the Rotary Club of Chilliwack. While all these projects utilized different leadership methods, one thing is clear—they were a success. We can't wait for you to take a listen and feel inspired, too!Host: Nick Taylor - Club and District Support Associate OfficerGuests:District Project:Marc Aarons, PDG 5320, Rotary Club of Orange County Digital, CA, USA Two Club project: Kate Matos, Rotary Club of Kent, WA, USAAlex Brown, Rotary Club of Kent Sunrise, WA, USADavid Mitchell, Rotary Club of Kent Sunrise, WA, USASingle club project:Shelley MacDonell, Rotary Club of Chilliwack, BC, CanadaProducer: Sarah Steacy - Club and District Support Associate OfficerTranscription done by John Hannes - Club and District Senior Officer

Fan-favorite, Kristin Andrus, joins Courtney again to talk all about service & how we can make a major impact by making small moves. Kristin talks about her foundation, Sister Goods, and the incredible response she received. She explains why this project is so dear to her heart & the hearts of so many women.    Instagram:  @kristinandrus @courtneyspatrouve @spatrouve   Websites:  youtube.com/c/KristinAndrus spatrouve.com shopspatrouve.com  

Mobilizing an army of volunteers in the hills of Appalachia. As summer sets in - hammers are swinging. Saws are humming. The Appalachian Service Project is back on the job. Dilapidated homes are getting fresh make-overs. Homeowners are finding hope through relationships with volunteers who truly care. And one by one - communities are getting stronger. As you're about to hear - there's something to be learned from this outstanding force for good. Doing Good is a proud member of the Market Street Media podcast network, along with: Better Every Day with Brad Weems I See You, Mama: A Maternal Mental Health Podcast with Kristina Dulaney Johnson City Living with Colin Johnson Measure Once, Cuss Twice with Seth Thomas The Johnson City Small Business Podcast with Ryan McKinney One Conversation at a Time with Kelly Rhea Barber College Success with Craig Charles The Huddle with Spencer Huddleston and Brad Weems Allpointswhole with Krista Wright Doing Good with Dr. Becky Powers and Josh Smith Podcasting for Fun and Profit with Leighton Hart

Gabe Seabert, President of the Tractor Wheels 4-H Club in Livingston County, highlights his livestock project 4-H and the impacts both have had on his life. Also tells us about the 4-H Club's Service Project in honor of Memorial Day.

This week, we checked in with Elko High School National Honor Society members to see what service projects they completed this year. Listen in to see how Elko High School is helping the community. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nicole-moreno6/support

The City of Elmendorf's elevated water-storage tank is officially in service! “We are proud to inform our residents and customers that the composite elevated storage tank, which can be seen from across the city, has been successfully placed into service,” said City Administrator Cody Dailey. The 500,000-gallon tank currently stores and distributes San Antonio Water System (SAWS) water under the city's wholesale agreement. In the coming months, the city will place its wells, pumps, and ground storage tanks into service. This system will deliver Wilcox Well water, blended with water from SAWS, to all city of Elmendorf water customers. “The...Article Link

Tune in to hear about what's happening in BCHS HOSA and sign up to be a bone marrow donor to support their service project!

Service projects can be an excellent way of not just serving your community, but also growing your youth group in their discipleship, their compassion for others and their connection to each other. Today we list 6 different service project ideas that you can implement into your youth ministry that will impact your youth group and your community. Last week's episode was all about how to start and run a student leadership team in your youth ministry and as an extension to that, service projects can be a great option for your student leadership team or your youth group in general.***For FREE Application Templates, Job Descriptions, Reference Forms and Student Leadership Powerpoint Slides, EMAIL US AT: MinistryCoachPodcast@gmail.com ***This episode is also available at our YouTube channel:https://www.youtube.com/c/ministrycoachAudio Equipment:Microphones - Audio Technica ATR2100x USBhttps://amzn.to/3eWUWrkDigital Recorder - Zoom H4nhttps://amzn.to/3eXmvkjPop Filtershttps://amzn.to/2ApEz7MMic Stands - Pylehttps://amzn.to/2Zrwat2Shock Mount Knox / Lyrcrohttps://amzn.to/2AvjhWwXLR Cableshttps://amzn.to/2VI4uiy*This episode is not sponsored. Some of the links are affiliate links which simply means, if you buy something, we will receive a small commission (at no additional cost to you) Thank you!*

Thank you to all those who donated to the Utah House of Representatives service project this year. With your help, we were able to supply these schools with over $8,000 worth of donations and materials.

Being [at Work] offers a daily dose of leadership focused on helping you, the leader. During challenging times we need all of the encouragement we can get. Sometimes there’s simply no playbook and we just need to do the best we can. Sometimes the best we can is being reminded of the gifts and insight you already have within.   Now, if you're in the midst of a challenging time, our goal at HRD Advisory Group is to help remind and encourage you no matter the situation you’re in.   Be sure to subscribe and get your daily dose.   Resources: HRD Advisory Group: https://hrdadvisorygroup.com/ Being [at Work]: https://hrdadvisorygroup.com/podcasts/

Merina dives into the details behind Holstein Ontario's Field Service Project.  Also a few personal notes.  And then James and Cole continue on with the usual "What's James Listening To" segment and a few stories about run-ins with the cops.

Teachers in the state of Utah do so much, and this year, due to challenges caused by COVID-19, our teachers are asked to do even more. The Utah House of Representatives, along with other state offices and partners, is collecting supplies and donations for three title-one schools in the Ogden School District, to alleviate some of their needs. To donate, go to www.successfund.com/teachers

Intended for Girl Scout Gold and Silver Highest Award Projects, this information would be applicable to anyone looking for help with a project or fundraising. Find our blog and more resources at http://heartsofgoldpodcast.com/ Hearts of Gold mini-sodes: tips, tricks, tools, ideas, behind the scenes information, and more! Email us at HeartsOfGoldPodcast@outlook.com Join our Facebook Community at Hearts of Gold Podcast https://www.facebook.com/groups/HeartsOfGoldPodcast/ Instagram @sherylmrobinson Please subscribe to Hearts of Gold on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/sherylmrobinson or on your favorite podcast app. Support future Hearts of Gold episodes at https://www.patreon.com/heartsofgold

Greetings Girl Scouts! Thanks for joining us back for another podcast episode, with a few updates for you. There are three main topics in today’s episode: Website updates and resources for you G.I.R.L. 2020 and National Council Session Girl Scouts Gives Back: Letter-Writing Service Project First, the quick announcements before we dive into the new […]

Andy Guertler & Cindy Remington - September 10, 2017 - Isaiah 58:6-9a, I John 3:16-18, I Corinthians 12:4-11

We may be asked to self-quarantine, social distance and stay home, but that doesn’t mean we have to be alone! No one should feel isolated, disconnected, or alone during these times. There’s an Emergent Response to the COVID-19 pandemic that is connecting individuals across the planet. The Connection Field is a global service project initiated by the Good of the Whole community to provide online support, connection and community during these unprecedented times. The Connection Field is LIVE daily on Zoom from Noon to 5:00 pm Eastern. Join in and feel the resonant love lift your day!

In this episode, we talk about what motivates us! From deadlines to checklists to rewards, there are so many ways to stay motivated in knitting and in life! Stop in to grab yarn and a pattern for our current Spotlight Project (Reverb Shawl) if you're looking for something easy and colorful to knit! And be sure to take a pattern and info sheet for our 2020 Service Project...we will be collecting scarves to donate to the Seaman's Church Institute through September 2020! Thanks for listening!

This year to get you in the holiday spirit, we are focusing all of this months episodes on subjects that inspire you to look outside of yourself and look for others. Service is one of the best ways to make the Christmas season more meaningful. We can serve the physical needs of others as well as the emotional needs of others. This episode is from when Tawni was a guest on the Real Connections Podcast with the host Cami Moss, (you'd love this podcast it is completely focused on creating real connections with others through meaningful experiences, it's one of our faves). Tawni shared about the service project that her family along with a few other families have done for these past 2 years. The hope is that you'll have ideas pop into your mind or what you might be able to do to help others in need. A service project is a great way to get the season rolling!    Episode originally aired on: Real Connections Podcast - by Cami Moss Instagram: @realconnectionspodcast   This episode is brought to you by Teen Job Prep:  If you are a teen wanting to find a part time job, but aren’t sure where to start, check out Teen Job Prep. They have a professional resume builder designed specifically for teens, and video training so that you feel prepared to find a job and keep it with little or no experience. Go to TeenJobPrep.com and use the code "becoming" to get 10% off (it's only $5.99 for the resume builder before the discount!)   Visit our website or follow us on instagram @becoming_for_teens

This week, we hear testimonies from people who serve in our Appalachia Service Project mission. The scripture lesson is from Deuteronomy 8.

Doing a family service project is something that can sound really tricky but it doesn’t have to be, and the benefits can be huge.  Today, my guest Tawni Beardall, shares all about a service project she and her family did with 3 other families last year and how it has changed her and her children.  Her kids loved it so much, they are doing it again next year.   Listen to the podcast to hear her 3 simple steps for coming up with you own holiday family service project. Things to Remember When Doing Your Own Family Service Project remember to take photosif possible, involve other familiesprovide a service people would already be paying for or already need during this time of year Examples of Service Projects You Could do rake leavesmake fresh wreathsmake sugar cookie kitsmake gingerbread kitsdeliver and/or haul away real Christmas tree Examples of People in Need During the Holidays homeless in your own communityrefugeeselderlyfamilies who are struggling financially Resources Carleen Tanner “Positive Parenting” youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCshIopgVSrtm-ots1xiwxgw Becoming for Teens podcast  https://becomingforteens.podbean.com/ Becoming for Teens podcast Episode 16 “Doin’ Work” https://becomingforteens.podbean.com/e/16-doin-work/

The Anchor Time groups at MHS are collecting items for soldiers. Mrs. Frank explains.

Tyler and Darin share six Service Project ideas for groups that can be a big help for your planning! Join us next week as for more GL Talk!––Looking for resources? Check out our new page, built just for you, at newhopechurch.cc/leaders.Subscribe to the other podcasts in the New Hope Podcast Network by visiting http://newhopechurch.cc/listen. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tyler and Darin compete for the best Crowdbreaker/Game idea for your group! Each of them gives three ideas that you can try with your people!Vote for the best Crowdbreaker/Game on our Home Group Leader Page on Facebook! Join us next week as we compete again with Service Project ideas!––Looking for resources? Check out our new page, built just for you, at newhopechurch.cc/leaders.Subscribe to the other podcasts in the New Hope Podcast Network by visiting http://newhopechurch.cc/listen. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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In this episode, the students who participated in Service Project Trips unpack their experiences and process how life might change as a result.

BFA offers annual springtime opportunities for students to participate in a service project in locations all over the world. In this episode we ask six of our students to reflect on their experiences in places like Uganda, Russia, and Thailand.

In this episode of I'll Jump First we talk to Rebecca Keenan, a 5th grade teacher at Carpenter Elementary. We will talk about the Service Project that her students are involved in.Click here to learn more about the 10 Buck Challenge in Rebecca Kennan’s class. Official trailer for Open Your Eyes, the service project these students are involved in.

Rick interviews Jenny Santos, Kyle White, Brendan Miller on their service project to Ecuador and their fundraising campaign to build a new school in Ecuador

For the seventh consecutive year groups and individuals from throughout Cranford came together Monday to honor the memory of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with a service project fair at the First Presbyterian Church. Cranford Radio was in attendance and spoke with Janice Grevious about the event.

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The Simple Service project! What a beautiful time of year to be reminded to serve and give. It doesn't have to be big and eath shattering. It just needs to fill a need. Today on the I'm Not Crazy, I'm Exhausted podcast, we have Dani from DaniMarieBlog with us to share her experience and her easy to follow service program. Serve, keep it simple, and light up the world!

In our conversation with Kristen, you will hear: The story of a mom, entrepreneur, and dreamer who loves to inspire. How Kids Boost began and the sacrifices it demanded. The efforts to dramatically shift how kids see and engage in giving back. Why this Atlanta-based organization is a favorite place for our team to support. Learn More About Kids Boost Ask Chris Any Question

Eric Beda joined Lucas from Mornings@HOME to talk about the service project goal of 500 volunteers in Jackson this coming Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Get the details at https://home.fm/event/martin-luther-king-jr-day-of-service-project-jackson/

What are we learning? Taking collective action for the care of other people in our school and wider community. Understanding how people participate collectively in response to community challenges. Undertaking planning that includes stakeholder feedback to develop an outcome.

What are we learning? Taking collective action for the care of other people in our school and wider community. Understanding how people participate collectively in response to community challenges. Undertaking planning that includes stakeholder feedback to develop an outcome.

Can young people plan and carry out a service project without adult supervision? Project Based Learning, Project Management, Volunteering, Service. Taking collective action for the care of other people in our school and wider community. Understanding how people participate collectively in response to community challenges. Undertaking planning that includes stakeholder feedback to develop an outcome.

Hear about this organization which strives to see that everyone has a safe, comfortable place to live. #appalachian #construction #renovation #homes #housing #missions #service

On day one of the 2015 MDRT Annual Meeting, MDRT Foundation volunteers helped St. Bernard Project repair homes throughout New Orleans. We talked to a few members to find out why they were there and how they were helping the community. The Million Dollar Round Table® (MDRT) does not guarantee the accuracy of tax and legal information and is not liable for errors or omissions. You are urged to check with tax and legal professionals in your state, province or country. The MDRT also suggests you consult local insurance and security regulations and compliance departments, pertaining to the use of any new sales material with clients. Copyright 2015 Million Dollar Round Table.

One of the foundational tasks for leaders is establishing standards. Those working in an organization take cues from their leaders about expectations for organizational performance. Is this an organization that works to high standards? Is this an organization that readily settles for average work and quality? Is this an organization that cuts corners and allows … Continue reading "The Painting Service Project Disaster: A Bookmark Edition of Your Leadership Story Podcast"

Lake Louise: Boyne Country Service Project Emerge Detroit Podcast June 18, 2013 Carl Gladstone interviews me on the new Boyne Country Service Project and the Youth Leadership Academy being offered at Lake Louise Christian Community Camp and Retreat Center.

The show starts with a live studio audience at Penn State Altoona as we honor the student athletes for their efforts raising $100,000 for pediatric cancer. Our feature interview is with David Thornton, former NFL player with a story of inspiration, persistence, and faith. Segments include learning about The Heat Initiative from University of Georgia […]

Reflections on MYF MDS Service Project in MS

Reflections on MYF MDS Service Project in MS