Stars of Hope brings healing to Colorado Springs following Club Q mass shooting
Hope after Club Q: Bringing light to a broken community
Waukesha Strong: City’s Independence Day parade marks step forward in healing from tragedy
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Miami kids find a connection with children forced to leave Ukraine. It was in the stars
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Friends, family remember beloved hotel clerk who was killed during Denver-Lakewood mass shooting
Humane Society of San Bernardino Valley send Stars of HOPE to bushfire wildlife carers in South Australia
Just as the western United States is undergoing its own large-scale wildfire disaster, Stars of HOPE have been sent to Kangaroo Island from the Humane Society of San Bernardino Valley in California.
Photos: ‘Stars of Hope’ Travel from a Homeless Hotel to Gracie Mansion
By Yvonne Vávra – Upper West Siders gathered on Sunday at 2pm in Riverside Park at 75th Street to paint “Stars of Hope” to promote and reclaim hope, love, and empathy, and raise awareness and support for all New Yorkers without stable housing, organizers said.
ViacomCBS Showed the Spirit of Giving Back with a Virtual Community Day for Interns
Coming off the heels of an excellent first-ever Virtual Community Day, the momentum of giving back from home continued as the ViacomCBS Campus to Career and Social Responsibility teams joined forces to ensure once again that summer interns would have the vital opportunity to volunteer from home this year. As an intern on the Social Responsibility team, it felt extra special to be able to help develop a meaningful, give-back experience for all the ViacomCBS summer interns. And, while this intern day of service may have looked and felt different, the spirit of purpose and intent driving the work remained the same.
Volunteers gather at CMC to show support for front-line medical workers
MANCHESTER, N.H. – Earlier this year, Rene Johnson died at Catholic Medical Center(CMC) from COVID-19. Johnson would have turned 66 years old on Tuesday, and members of his family celebrated his birthday by showing thanks to the people who cared for him during his last days.
Manchester family paints messages of hope for CMC health care workers who cared for late father
MANCHESTER, N.H. —A family in Manchester has continued to show Catholic Medical Center staff how grateful they are for their work two months after their father died from COVID-19.