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It seems appropriate, for my final post here in 2012, to look back at the year that was and pick some of my most favorite feel-good moments. After all, feel-good moments are what makes this community tick, right? Social media helped a good intention spread like wildfire, and in the end, people benefited in wonderful,…
After talking with Susan Davis, Chief Development Officer of the American Lung Association, I have another thing to be thankful for on Thursday: no one I know has lung cancer. Sadly, I know people that have died from the disease, including a favorite uncle at 49. He didn’t smoke. You may know someone too. More…
Editor’s Note: Today’s the last day of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and with this blog post by Margie Clayman, we wrap up our series about people making waves and changing the way we think about breast cancer. PinkGiving has proven to be a great campaign, where–with the help of thousands of fans–we achieved our 50,000…
Liz Barker is a seasoned financial advisor from Philadelphia, who is blessed to be with the three loves of her life: James, her husband of 30 years, and two sons, James and Bryan. Up until the age of 29, Liz had what she described as an uneventful life. She was married, had a career, a…
“I have a strong history of cancer on the maternal side of my family,” Tyesha Love says. “When my mother was diagnosed with breast cancer, she was identified as a carrier of the breast cancer gene. I got tested, and learned I was positive for the BRCA 1 mutation.” Knowing that breast cancer ran in…
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Sohini Baliga
Writer, Communicator, Herder of Cats |
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Margie Clayman
Director of Client Development, Clayman Advertising |
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John Haydon New Ideas for nonprofits |
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Geoff Livingston
Author, Marketing Strategist |
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Ken Mueller
Social Communicator & Strategist |
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Ifdy Perez
Editor and Social Media Zombie |
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Joe Waters
Author, Cause Marketing Blogger |
