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Reflections and Resolutions

As we look back on 2020, we’d probably all agree that this year has been one for the history books. And while we may be ready to put it all behind us and move forward, there are definite take-a-ways from such a pivotal year. For Kids Boost, 2020 was full of reminders of the power of creative thinking and the amazing resilience and flexibility that […]

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Crazy Good Turns

Who doesn’t love a good podcast, especially one highlighting the good in the world?!? We are extremely grateful for the opportunity to be featured on the Crazy Good Turns Podcast and we would be honored if you took the time to listen.  While you are there, be sure to check out all of the “crazy

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Let’s Dream Big!

In this time of uncertainty, it feels everything is just on pause. We are stuck (I mean, literally, we are stuck at home) in isolation on a roller coaster of ups and downs: What are the next days going to look like? How much longer is this going to go on? This time is hard.

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JUMP into Action with Kids Boost

“Digital learning,” “social distancing,” “home-schooling” and “e-learning” are our new buzz words during the uncertainty of COVID-19 – as schools have closed, work-from-home becomes the norm and organized social/academic and sports activities have ceased (for now). As we’re all trying to manage the new daily cycle of work, childcare and academic learning – we’re also

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The power of being unique

“By being yourself you put something wonderful in the world that was not there before.” – Edwin Elliott When I think of all of the kids I have had the privilege of coaching, I think of how incredible it is that these kids had the bravery to do something about a cause important to them.

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3 boxes of Mac and cheese, 2 cans of green beans with a side of a life lesson

Last Sunday at church, I was handed a reminder about an upcoming food drive for a local food pantry. It contained a “wish list” of items along with information about who will benefit from the donations. I’ve always loved a good canned food drive. It’s a simple yet effective way for families to help other

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