Happy Monday! I scoured the Internet for some great quotes about giving and thought that I’d share with you all. Enjoy…Oh, and let me know if you have a favorite that’s not listed below!
“I have found that among its other benefits, giving liberates the soul of the giver.” – Dr. Maya Angelou
“The love we give [...]

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Intermix, has teamed up with artist Marilyn Minter to create the limited-edition Green Pink Caviar tote to commemorate breast cancer awareness month.
Proceeds will benefit Bright Pink, an organization often featured on The Fabulous Giver. Bright Pink is a non-profit breast & ovarian cancer organization dedicated to early detection, awareness and education for young women.
The tote [...]

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October is more than halfway over, but don’t lose your breast cancer awareness momentum! Most of the pink offerings by your favorite brands are month-long endeavors, meaning that you can still show your support. Here are some of my picks to get you through the end of the month (at least)!
Bobbi Brown Cosmetics – Help [...]

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Today is my birthday and I know with extreme certainty that I am very blessed. As I celebrate this additional year of living, I can’t help but to think about all of those who have passed out of my life. People who I wish could’ve celebrated one additional birthday with me, or people who I [...]

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Hey, everyone!!! I’m so excited to share that I am a member of the American Cancer Society’s Blogger Advisory Council, a small group of volunteers that advises the Society on its social media strategy. Part of our mission is to spread the word that we have power in the fight against cancer. Our first step [...]

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Last week in reaction to the Derrion Albert killing and other violence in Chicago, I blogged about getting involved with our youth and the need to recognize community organizations leading the fight. While trying to think of my first spotlight, my mind immediately went to a story that I read in the Chicago Weekly about [...]

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