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Hallmark Cards, Inc. announced today that it will give away another 2 million cards to people from coast to coast, this time with a mission to share gratitude for people who are going above and beyond to help support others during this time. The announcement follows an overwhelmingly positive and unprecedented response to Hallmark’s initial … More Hallmark Provides Opportunity to Say “Thank You” to Workers
Social isolation has been hard on everyone. It’s especially tough for one in six children diagnosed with autism or any other developmentally delayed condition, who find it hard to cope without the proper therapy. “Unfortunately, a lot of parents can’t afford to help their kids with these problems,” said Holz Academy Founder James Holz. “That’s about … More Online Resources To Help Developmentally Delayed Children Cope
The coronavirus has forced the world to stay home and practice social-distancing. Many establishments have closed their doors to keep people from going out and being in close contact with others which may spread the virus. Gyms and other fitness centers have also been forced to remain closed until the pandemic is over and the … More Six New Exercise Habits You Can Build While Social Distancing
The loss of a loved one can feel like the end of the world, especially for a child. By helping your child grieve, your child can build a new normal life, one where happy memories exist with the hope for brighter days. In her newly released book, A Tiny Step Forward, author Charlene Khaghan lets young … More 6 Tips for Helping Children Grieve
Dr. Brad and his team at DiscoverHealing.com suggest people consider these tips and techniques to help calm anxious feelings, improve their outlook and coping mechanisms, and reduce stress, which may help improve immunity: Ask for help. If you’re worried about your mental state, speak up; you are not alone! Many people around the world struggle … More Conquering Stress During Pandemic
Even though certain practices cost money, people tend to stick to old habits until they are forced to change. However, once the coronavirus outbreak forces some of these old banking habits to change, consumers might be reluctant to change back. Here are eight ways the coronavirus might cause a permanent shift in how people do … More Ways Coronavirus Could Change Banking Habits
Boys adventure movement Trail Life USA today announced its first-ever “National Backyard Campout” — encouraging families to “make memories” during the COVID-19 lockdown. At a time when “outward bound” has become “homebound” for families across the nation, Trail Life USA is inviting America’s families to take a break from their valid preoccupation with the … More COVID-19 Lockdown Families across U.S. to Campout in Backyard
What began as a message of comfort and hope during the global pandemic has become an unexpected blessing this Easter season with Abilene Christian University’s release of its virtual choir. “What better way to acknowledge the pain and suffering in our world, and the hope and promise of the future, than with this beautiful song … More Virtual Choir with 500+ Voices Blesses the World For Easter
Are you destined to be an A-list actor? What about a New York Times best-selling author? You’d be surprised what your name can tell you about yourself. We wanted to know what everyone’s name is most likely to be famous for, so we sifted through thousands of famous first names and separated them by vocation. … More Is Your Name Red Carpet Worthy or Simply a Seat Filler?
