Today's Turning Point story is written by Gina Keatley, Founder/Director of Nourishing NYC, a community food program that feeds, educates, and advocates for tens-of-thousands of in need families annually.
Today’s Turning Point post comes from guest writer, Gary Renville, Vice-President of HandsOn Network. In Gary's spare time he enjoys playing tennis and volunteering with the United States Tennis Association Board of Directors through their National Committee on Diversity.
This Sunday, Feb. 19 at 9 p.m. EST, Fox News will air a special on President George H. W. Bush, "President George H.W.
The theme for this year’s National Conference on Volunteering and Service is “Turning Point.” At Points of Light we are highlighting turning point stories – stories about the moment or moments that inspired your service.
The theme for this years National Conference on Volunteering and Service is “Turning Point.” On the blog we are continuing to highlight turning point stories – the stories of when someone recognized they could no longer stand by and watch the needs of their communities go unmet.
My name is Lizzy Seymour and I am a first-year staffer on the core planning team for the National Conference on Volunteering and Service. I started in April of this year – just two short months before the big 2011 event – when planning was complete and we were in full execution mode.
Today’s post comes from Delores Morton, Vice President of HandsOn University who provides strategic direction and vision for the National Conference on Volunteering and Service.
Friends,