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Today's post is a series featured in the Huffington Post featuring thoughts and ideas from Civic Accelerator participants, a program that helps civic startups successfully launch and scale solutions to our nation's social challenges by providing mentorship, education and investment. The Civic Accelerator is a joint venture between Points of Light and Village Capital and includes founding support from The PwC Charitable Foundation, Inc., and Starbucks Foundation. Today's post is written by Cedric Hodgeman co-founder of UBELONG and republished from the Social Entrepreneurship section on Feb. 28, 2013.
Today's post is written by Delores Morton, President of the Points of Light Programs Division.
The word supper means different things to different people, but for this Louisiana girl it evokes memories of red beans and spicy Andouille sausage or, in winter months, a large pot of gumbo.
Supper time in our household was a raucous event full of stories and the occasional argument. It was a time for encouraging dreams and providing comfort in disappointment. It was a time for prayer and praise, music and laughter.
Today's post is written by Jonah and Kayleigh, New York City Civic Corps members serving their terms as Service Coordinators with generationOn.
On Valentine’s Day, Scholastic store put on a 50th Birthday Bash for Clifford the Big Red Dog at their flagship store on Broadway. The iconic publishing house partnered with generationOn to throw an event that would celebrate a titan (in more ways than one!) of children’s literature and give back to the community at the same time.