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Category Archives: Charity
Poverty Inequality 🌱
The activity that stands out most for me happened fall quarter after a house meeting. A staff member pulled the two foster youth aside and informed them that their case managers had gotten them backpacks and school supplies. I later … Continue reading
Posted in Career Journal, Charity, Clinical Supervision
Tagged advocacy, backpack program, charity, Childhood memories, compassion, disadvantaged, ethical dilemmas, foster care, homelessness, How did you get here, Inequality, inspiration, learning, LICSW, lifestyle, Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, mentor, opportunity, outreach, poverty, problem solving, purpose, social worker, speak up, staffing issues
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Kindness Gone Awry
I am always curious what happens to someone- call it a professional hazard. I came across this article “Kind act nets homeless man a windfall but struggle with addition persists” in my pile and knew from the news that it … Continue reading
Posted in Charity, Reading
Tagged addiction, breaking news, charity, deceit, Deception, donors, double-dealing, embezzlement, Go fund me, hustle, karma, kindness, Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, miracles, social work
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Give -Away Box
Comical Explanation
Posted in Charity, Reflections
Tagged box, children, donate, give away, parenting, siblings
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Little Acts of Thoughtfulness
It is true nothing EVER leaves the internet and no good deed is forgotten. I received an email today that read “Your letter is still going strong on our Facebook page. _ has agreed to donate all dairy products for the … Continue reading
Posted in Career Journal, Charity
Tagged basic needs, charity, community, dairy, donation, food banks, got milk, How did you get here, hunger, inspiration, kindness, mindfulness, pay it forward, powder milk, proverty, raves, refrigeration systems, Technology
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Blessing in a Backpack
Most hungry kids can get breakfast and lunch through their schools, but what do they do on weekends? This organization sends kids home with backpacks filled with food for their families to eat at home. – Blessing in a Backpack
