Usually holidays are a wonderful time to spend with family and friends, but I realize this year looks very different and some individuals are really struggling. As I reflect on 2020 and all the challenges it has brought, I value this holiday season even more and think about how we can all do our little part to help those in need. Obviously, we all can’t be Oprah and open schools and give away cars, but we can each think about what we can do in our own little way. Maybe it’s to buy someone a cup of coffee, drop off food at your local food bank, volunteer at your local shelter, donate a few dollars to your favourite charity.
I have been hesitant to share this endeavour of mine beyond my daughter and those involved, but my daughter was insistent that I share this on my blog during the holiday season. So, I decided this was the time, especially in a year like 2020.
As you all know the birth of my grandson Evan has had a huge impact on me and made me think about what legacy I would like to leave. Which brings me to summer of 2017, the summer he was born. I was in Salt Lake City in a meeting, sitting beside a colleague Jaen who had been volunteering in Nepal after the earthquakes. I was thinking to myself how can I help? What can I do? How can I make a difference? So during a break I approached her, and we started discussing and coming up with ideas on how I could help.
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