Fundraising can and should be simple. With a OneCause shopping mall, OneCause does all the ongoing work. And, the fundraiser works for your school around the clock. OneCause offers shopping malls to all kinds of worthwhile organizations across the country. Our Classic program is like the School Mall, where all commissions earned go to the […] Read more

Becoming an organ donor is one of the most important decisions you can make. In 2000, 3,916 Americans died while waiting for a transplant. On May 6, 2000, 55,560 patients in the United States were awaiting transplant. When deciding to become an organ donor, consider these facts: Your donor status has no effect on the […] Read more

It might not seem so at 2 in the morning, but maybe you’ve already noticed: kids grow up so quickly. In the next 4 and a half minutes, we’ll show how to make every moment count […] Read more

Talking about alcohol, tobacco and other drugs with teens is not easy. Take advantage of everyday “teachable moments” and develop an ongoing dialogue with your teen. Teachable moments refer to events in life that allow you to use an example to talk about the bad effects of drugs, such as a news story about drugs. […] Read more

When others ask you to do drugs, what do you say to them? No way, I respect my body, man […] Read more

Say, do you have any extra pennies cluttering up your pockets, dresser drawers and glass jars? Why not put them to good use? Pennies from Heaven is a regional program that uses these unwanted coins to help the homeless. Just drop your spare change into the specially marked containers, located in over 3500 businesses throughout […] Read more

Some people would call him a loser. He ran for state office: he was beaten. He started a business: he failed. He ran for congress: he lost. He was nominated for Vice-President: he lost again. But he knew only those who never try are the real losers. And Abraham Lincoln was no loser. Persistence…pass it […] Read more

When medicines can help people like Phyllis avoid a stroke, that’s obviously a good thing. What’s not so apparent is how dramatically the same drugs reduce nursing home costs. Stroke often leaves survivors so disabled they require nursing home care, which now averages over $30,000 a year per patient. For further information on how new […] Read more

In Tennessee, enough prescriptions have been written to give everyone age 12 and over … 51 Hydrocodone pills … 21 Oxycodon … 22 Xanax … and a host of other drugs. No one ever plans to become a drug addict. But prescription addiction is a state-wide affliction. Take only as directed […] Read more