Red Cross Donation Centers Collect Items for Families Who Are Most in Need

The season of Advent has arrived. And while many of the retail stores want American consumers to think that it fine to start thinking about Christmas as early as October, Christians in America know that the spiritual preparation for the birth of the Savior begins this weekend. The arrival of Advent is the church’s way … [Read more…]

Your Clothing Donations Can Help You Make a Difference in Someone Else’s Life

If you have not taken the time to give to American Red Cross clothing donations in the past, now is the time. As the last few minutes of Giving Tuesday tick away it is time to make sure that you do your part to help those in need. From making clothing donations to giving money … [Read more…]

Landscaping Matters and Here’s Why

Harris Poll conducted a survey for the National Association of Landscape Professionals with just over 2,000 adults, which found that 75% of Americans thought it was important to spend time out in their yards. And almost 90 million households did do-it-yourself lawn and gardening activities last year, showing a renewed interest. On average, a homeowner … [Read more…]

Are You Looking for the Most Comfortable Dorm Bedding Set for Your Son or Daughter?

When your daughter announced that she was going to move 12 hours away for college, your heart hurt. And while you agreed and supported her decision, you were concerned about her health and her well being when she would be so far away from home. Doing the one thing that mom’s do best, you have … [Read more…]

America’s Fear Of Aging Often Outweighs The Fear Of Dying Why?

American healthcare can leave many feeling unsteady. When you have a member of your family starting to show the onset of aging? Even more so. The United States is expecting to see over 20% of its population exceeding 65 years or older over the next few decades, which is just one of many elements that … [Read more…]

Canes The Stylish Way to Avoid the ER

It is a dangerous moment–when a grandmother or grandfather or elderly individual, who has been walking or climbing the stairs or just getting up, starts to wobble. Unfortunately for millions of Americans, that slight wobble can turn into something much more serious–a fall. And that fall has serious health consequences. Some statistics reveal the prevalence … [Read more…]