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Early last month at an SCA Board of Directors retreat, the facilitator opened with an ice breaker in which small groups had

Today, Shepherd’s Center of America shares some practical tips and resources for helping older adults in your community thrive. Many older adults

Over the holidays, my family engaged in the tradition of watching It’s a Wonderful Life. You know the story; George Bailey manages

There are certain things you have to do every year.  This morning I raked leaves from a beautiful Red Maple tree that

Everyone has causes they believe in that they want to see addressed in their community or on the national stage. There are

I’m an idealist. A true optimist through and through. I have difficulty seeing the worst in others. I believe in the power

During a presentation I attended this past Spring, I heard someone say volunteer driving programs are a fairly new concept in the

I’m not a soccer fan, or football fan, as the rest of the world calls the game of soccer. So I wasn’t

When my twins were around a month old, and I was incredibly sleep-deprived, I remember sobbing to my mother that I must

Just when I thought the tough times with the coronavirus pandemic couldn’t get any worse, we witness the death of George Floyd,

Who could have imagined our quarantined life a month ago when the coronavirus was just beginning to spread in the U.S.? Staying