Making a Difference
Polio Still Threatens Children
While children in the United States don’t have to fear the crippling effects of polio, children in parts of the developing world aren’t so fortunate. But with help from Rotary International, more than 2 billion children in 122 countries have been immunized, and the number of cases has been slashed by 99 percent.
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Holiday Recipe for Blended Families: Mix with Love and Care
For 7-year-old Caroline, Christmas isn't so much Santa up and down the chimney as it is Caroline up and down the driveway; heading for Dad's house to open presents followed by lunch back at Mom's followed by dinner at her stepmother's half brother's house. Has this become the "traditional" holiday experience for kids?
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Volunteering: Big Business Takes It Seriously
What makes one company stand out from another in the community? These days, it is often not how much money the company makes or how it stands up to the competition, but the impact the organization has on its neighbors.
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The Healthiest Resolution Of All May Have Nothing To Do With Food Or Exercise
Nearly half of all Americans start the year off with a list of New Year's resolutions that take everything from their health to their wealth into account. According to a recent government survey, the three top resolutions included losing weight, paying off debt and finding a better job. But there's another resolution inching its way to the top of America's annual "to do" list: volunteering to help others.
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