Comments on Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation: 'Service is its own reward' by Liz and Jay Scott

I love it! Very creative!That's actually really co...

2009-12-01T09:29:58.576-05:00

I love it! Very creative!That's actually really cool!
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Thanks!

Our children learn service by example. They might...

2009-04-24T19:35:00.000-04:00

Our children learn service by example. They might take part in school programs, they may be Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, or simply learn it through the work their families do to contribute to their communities. After all, the root of the word community - means "to come together." And in the end what goes around, comes around. We were always a part of our community in some small way. We raised our hands when we could, when someone needed another volunteer or help in some way. It never seemed like much. But it came back to us in a huge way when our nine-year-old daughter was diagnosed with osteosarcoma in her leg. It was the week before Labor Day and we needed to let the school know she would not be attending her first day of middle school. We let a few friends know because they would have wondered where she was. In a matter of days, community members poured into our lives, finding ways to make things go smoothly at home, to fill us with love. The outpouring continued with meals, and care, with rides and understanding. Covering for the space and work that we could no longer do. For 10 months, meals arrived 3 times a week until we suggested they stop. Cards arrived to mark every day for my daughter - a tiny bit of joy and a laugh in an envelope. Laundry was done, errands were run. And even after chemo and my daughter and husband were back home, with many more months of rehab, counseling, etc, people found ways to work with us and Make A Wish, to give of themselves even more than they had before. We made friends of strangers. And are the better for it.
Community Service is the gift that keeps giving - it brings joy.

Hi. My son, Ben, age 10 was diagnosed with Chronic...

2009-03-23T22:32:00.000-04:00

Hi. My son, Ben, age 10 was diagnosed with Chronic Myeloid Leukemia in May 2008. We've had tremendous support since that time. With the help of friends, we had a private audience with then Senator Obama in September 2008. During our meeting, Ben suggested that the program for service to help with education costs be offered to high school students. The future President told my son that he thought it was a "good idea" to have H.S. juniors & seniors involved and that he would consider it. Now, I don't know whether the call to service in exchange for educational costs will be offered to high school students. Yet I believe that if it is, then perhaps my son, Ben, currently battling a rare form of cancer, may have helped bring that idea to fruition. (Ben also suggested that the first family consider adopting a shelter dog, but we know now that that didn't happen.) Ben now wants to become a U.S. Senator and I believe he will be a very good one with great ideas to help us all.