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MySweetKindness: Amy Gow

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According to Visiting Nurses Association's Jennifer Atwood and Robin Plotkin, When Visiting Nurse Association’s Meals on Wheels volunteer Amy Gow picked up the phone to make her virtual delivery on a recent Wednesday morning, she didn’t know it would turn into an opportunity to assist a client in navigating him home safely and without incident. Due to COVID-19, the … [Read more...] about MySweetKindness: Amy Gow

MySweetKindness: Lisa Cooley

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According to Foundation for the Callier Center and Communication Disorders Board Member Lisa Cooley, A good or benevolent person, someone who has a helpful nature, describes a person that is kind. I can’t think of a better word to describe the people at the Callier Center for Communication Disorders. As a trustee on the Callier foundation board, I have learned about the … [Read more...] about MySweetKindness: Lisa Cooley

MySweetKindness: Yemishtha Rutman

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According to Yemishtha Rutnam, Thank you to Samir Dhurandhar, founding chef at Nick and Sam’s Steakhouse, for giving back to the community during the Covid-19 pandemic. Chef Sam and his crew at Nick and Sam’s have been feeding frontline healthcare workers across the Dallas region. Methodist Richardson Medical Center was the recipient of Samir’s kindness on Thursday, … [Read more...] about MySweetKindness: Yemishtha Rutman

MySweetKindness: Kathleen M. LaValle

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According to Kathleen M. LaValle, While the world feels scary to all of us these days, the world can feel scary every day to children living in foster care. Children who are removed from their homes most often are not sure what’s coming next or what their future holds. Our dedicated Dallas CASA volunteers, with the support of our experienced professional staff, are appointed … [Read more...] about MySweetKindness: Kathleen M. LaValle

MySweetKindness: Kristi Bare

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According to Kristi Bare, I am incredibly blessed to live (and work) in the best neighborhood in Dallas — Lakewood, on what we (all of us who live on it) pretty much agree is the greatest street full of amazing families who all look out for each other. I came home from running a quick errand yesterday and this hand-painted picture was on my doorstep with a note that … [Read more...] about MySweetKindness: Kristi Bare

MySweetKindness: Bhavna Parmar

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According to Bhavna Parmar, Hope everyone is staying well and healthy. Wanted to reach out to anyone who has a sewing machine and knows how to sew. Needle In A Haystack is sewing fabric masks for local hospitals and if anyone wants to help, please reach out to me. We have the fabric cut and ready to be stitched. You would be stitching these in your home. Please … [Read more...] about MySweetKindness: Bhavna Parmar

MySweetKindness: Kristina Smith

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According to Kristina Smith, Thank you so much to the anonymous donor who donated delicious and healthy lunches on Friday, March 20, to those of us still working on-site at The Family Place! During this time of crisis and wide-spread panic relating to COVID-19, acts of kindness from others are extremely uplifting and greatly appreciated. Our counselors, case managers, … [Read more...] about MySweetKindness: Kristina Smith

MySweetKindness: Madeline Yeaman

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According to Madeline Yeaman, SPCA of Texas volunteer Jorja Williams has been spending her free time being friendly to felines at the shelter. Using recycled cardboard boxes, paper, string and a lot of creativity, Jorja create one-of-a-kind cat houses that make shelters cats feel a little more at home. The amount of time, effort and love that she puts into each and every … [Read more...] about MySweetKindness: Madeline Yeaman