And there it was: the joy in giving—not in winning. His generosity was boomeranging right back to him.
The Monopoly Junior Philanthropist
And there it was: the joy in giving—not in winning. His generosity was boomeranging right back to him.
And there it was: the joy in giving—not in winning. His generosity was boomeranging right back to him.
Allison Schaaf is the founder of Miscarriage Hope Desk, a nonprofit organization offering resources, support, and hope for women navigating the challenges of miscarriage and recurrent pregnancy loss.
I know what it feels like to pour yourself out until you’re empty.
To love serving others, but secretly feel tired, overwhelmed, or unnoticed.
Today’s affirmations are for the giver. The helper. The one who pours out love and is learning to receive it too.
November has always felt like a sacred month to me.
Today, Giving is Selfish is celebrating its two-year anniversary — and the ripple effect has stretched farther than I ever imagined,
Heidi Johnson is the Founder of Charity Matters — a platform amplifying the stories of everyday changemakers who are making a difference in their communities.
I’m grateful to be back behind the mic. I’m excited for what’s ahead and I’m thankful that you’re here.
Gratitude and giving aren’t separate practices—they fuel each other.
Riri is a disability advocate as a podcast host sharing stories of resilience, hope, and support.
Jason shares his love of Jesus as a source of inspiration for his servant leadership. He has overcome great obstacles and continues to stay positive, thankful, and motivated to help others despite his personal circumstances.
In this episode, I talk with Paul Ott. Paul shares his values of smiling at everyone he meets and telling a good joke to break the ice. Paul doesn’t have a mean bone in his body, is quick to lighten the mood, and never met a stranger. He cares deeply about community, bringing his neighbors…