by Joey Crotty | Oct 26, 2012 | Education - Schools, Stories of Compassion, Uncategorized, Ways to Play, Youth | "City of Seattle", "Tell A Story", community project, compassion games, compassionate action, compassionate action projects, Stories of Compassion, Youth
By Jon Ramer The Rainier Vista Boys and Girls Club needs you. Dedicated school chef Patrice Freeman shops the sales to feed her hungry troupe, but she has a dream, to feed her boys and girls with fresh fruit and vegetables from a bountiful school garden. She...
by Joey Crotty | Oct 9, 2012 | Education - Schools, Stories of Compassion, United Way, Ways to Play, WhatsGood206 | "Do Good", "Tell A Story", "Volunteer", community project, compassion games, compassionate action, compassionate action projects, solutions, Stories of Compassion, United Way Day of Caring, Youth
Submitted by What’s Good ‘206’? Some painted walls, others cleaned a preschool inside and out. Others pulled yard cleanup duty. All told, there were more than 12,000 of them — people who came out on Sept. 21, United Way of King County’s...
by JonRamer | Sep 21, 2012 | Kindness Class, Random Acts of Compassion, Scavenger Hunt: SuperBetter, Service Projecs, Stories of Compassion, Unity Games, Ways to Play | "City of Seattle", "Do Good", "random acts of compassion", "Tell A Story", "Volunteer", community project, compassion, compassion games, compassionate action, compassionate action projects, SuperBetter, United Way Day of Caring, volunteers
The Games Begin! A kind and understanding word, a generous act, the surprise of an unexpected gift, or the warmth of a smile…you’ve shared these acts of compassion as either the giver or receiver, probably many times. And while you may be facing one or many hardships,...
by JonRamer | Aug 24, 2012 | Partners, Service Projecs | community project, compassion games, compassionate action projects, Next Fifty, partners, Seattle Center, sponsors, United Way Day of Caring, volunteers
In the face of recent gun violence in Seattle and the nation, it is easy to become fearful and to lose sight of what unites a community. Many individuals such as yourself and many organizations that you may be a part of have been working in the community for decades...