Today I was impressed by how much can be achieved when you believe in your ability to do something. Believing in a solution can lead to a solution, and thatâs how I imagine Dorothy Day felt about poverty. In 2006, Memphisâ Dorothy Day House of Hospitality opened its doors to provide
Located in the lower level of Brinkley Plaza, youâll find an organization that provides hope and opportunity for children in developing nations. At International Childrenâs Heart Foundation (ICHF), staff members plan and organize medical mission trips to cure and care for children with congenital heart disease. Before last week, I had
Itâs the fourth day of my Volunteer Odyssey, and I continue to be impressed with how our cityâs charitable and nonprofit organizations provide education, awareness, and funding for human rights initiatives. Today, I visited the Metropolitan Inter-Faith Association (MIFA) and learned more about their efforts to support the independence of
          Itâs easy to overlook those small moments of joy in life when youâre constantly working toward something bigger and better. Rather than appreciating what you have, you wish for more and remain dissatisfied. Unfortunately, there have been too many times when
The second day of my Odyssey Week made me flashback to fun summers at camp! At the Carpenter Art Garden, children are invited to explore and discover new things through ongoing art and garden projects. This once empty lot serves as a wonderful meeting spot for the children and adults
When I first learned I would be volunteering at SRVS (pronounced serves), I was nervous yet excited about this unique opportunity. SRVS supports people with developmental disabilities and offers a variety of services for personal growth and development. Since I had never worked closely with people with developmental disabilities, I
Explore. Embrace. Learn. Live!! âEvery story has an end, but in life, every end is just a new beginning!â I honestly didnât know what to expect after my college graduation last May, but I knew the key was to keep an open mind. I want to be creative