As a fundamental part of my guiding principles, I firmly believe that artists should not confine themselves to solitary creativity. It is essential for us to actively engage with the world, to foster a sense of community and mutual support. Our interconnectedness within the global fabric is undeniable. In fact, I would assert that the depth of your art can only reach its full potential when it is rooted in the world, for it is in this engagement with the human experience that the profound, universal Truth that underpins great art thrives.
They’re a nonprofit that teaches you how to handle money the right way. Imagine feeling that you are great with money. They’re honored to teach brave souls a practical and heart-centered system for dealing with dinero and show you how to save, spend, and succeed without breaking a sweat.
Please note that I am a Board Member on this organization.
In 1974, Connecticut Hospice made history as America’s inaugural hospice. Since then, it has consistently set the national benchmark for both home and inpatient hospice care, emerging as a frontrunner in palliative care.
With a team of over 200 dedicated professionals, the organization collaborates with more than 50 Connecticut hospitals, assisted living facilities, skilled nursing facilities, and home care providers.
This institution holds a special place in my heart as it was my inaugural workplace. I began my journey at the age of 15, producing and editing their documentary commemorating 30 years of hospice care in America. This experience turned into a four-year commitment, made even more poignant as my father received care and ultimately passed away within the compassionate walls of this hospice.
They envision a world where people know nutrition and where it comes from. Where all ages embrace the act of growing, knowing and sharing the best of the earth’s fresh-grown food.
The Ron Finley Project is teaching communities how to transform food deserts into food sanctuaries, and teaching individuals how to regenerate their lands into creative business models. They envision and want to facilitate a world where gardening is gangsta!
Gangsta: projecting strength on one’s own terms, hip, cool, innovative, revolutionary, resolute, vital, the cutting edge.
I understand that, in a world that can sometimes appear frightening and daunting, this decision can feel incredibly difficult. However, recall the words of the beloved Mr. Rogers: “Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping.”
