Archive for June 2018
Volunteer ‘puts love’ into cooking for residents
Categories: Charity-Works, Charity-Works-Page, Faces of Hope, Home-Stories, Shelter Services, Testimony
When Diane Hoffman cooks a meal at the shelter, she puts love into it. Residents at Guadalupe Center Shelter in Greeley have noticed her thoughtful and tasty creations from chicken cordon…
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Mom leaves Marisol with education, self-esteem
Categories: Charity-Works, Charity-Works-Page, Faces of Hope, Home-Stories, Marisol Services, Testimony
Jennifer knew she had to leave California because of a troubled home situation and worries about the safety of her son. “I was scared, because I had no family here,” said the…
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3 things you’ll be amazed to know about volunteering
Categories: Home-Stories, Testimony
When it comes to volunteering, many people believe the benefits boil down to feeling warm and fuzzy after helping someone in need. It turns out that the impact and benefits…
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The cure to depression epidemic? Finding meaning and purpose
Categories: St. Raphael Counseling
By Elizabeth Higbie, LCSW In the wake of the latest rash of celebrity suicides, people the world over are searching for answers. The question on everyone’s lips is, “Why?” Why…
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