Dress for Success
Thoughts for good
Category: Doing Good
Dress for Success

It’s a new year and there’s a good chance you’ve been setting your sights on your personal goals for 2017. Beyond hitting the gym, maybe you are taking those first steps toward a professional development aspiration. The dawn of a …

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Doing Good: American Childhood Cancer Organization

With Christmas just over a week away (eek!) and the new year upon us, I originally planned to write a cheery, festive post about the talented and hard-working clinicians and academics who’ve inspired us this year and the new partners …

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<b>November is Family Caregivers Month</b>

This month we recognize “the good” – and we mean, overwhelming good – being done by the more than 65 million caregivers in the United States. Close to one in three people around us is a caregiver. By definition, a …

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October is Health Literacy Month!

Did you know among its many health awareness topics, October is also Health Literacy Month? We didn’t either! It’s a pretty cool thing to focus on, though, as it describes an issue we contemplate in almost every health-related grant application. …

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Suicide Awareness: Prevention Can’t Wait

Toward the end of each year, we start to map out organizations and causes to promote through our “Doing Good” series for the coming year.  We thought Suicide Prevention Month in September would be an “easy” topic since we have …

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Special Olympics

The countdown is on as the world awaits the opening ceremony to the 2016 Summer Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro this Friday, August 5th. Coinciding with the beginning of the school year for many of us parents, we’ll likely …

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<b>CMAK Foundation</b>

After a difficult month in the news, we thought we’d turn our attention to an organization we recently learned about that is working to make some good come out of a painful experience. Sometimes it is hard to accept that …

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<b>Go Gray – Not Just in May</b>

In honor of National Brain Tumor Awareness month, individuals, schools, communities and organizations across our country committed to “Go Gray” in May to raise awareness and funding for brain tumor research and clinical trials. There are 120 different types of …

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<b>South Carolina Institute of Medicine & Public Health</b>

Meet the South Carolina Institute of Medicine & Public Health (IMPH), an independent, neutral entity informing and advancing policies to improve health care with an impact well beyond state lines. (It’s true…while I’m a new resident of South Carolina, we …

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<b>Cancer Support Community Central Indiana</b>

This month we want to shine a light on Cancer Support Community Central Indiana, not only because their Laughing Matters (featuring Seth Meyers!) is coming up on March 19th, but because their mission struck a chord with us. Most often …

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