Participants
Winners of my very first contest in December 2007 are highlighted in this entry: Drumroll Please! Announcing the Winners! Congratulations and thanks to all of them for everything they did to make a difference during the holidays.
These people made a difference for Compass House and Cheerful Givers in April:
My mom and her teacher friends in Erie and Niagara County
The Jungs
Deb
My Aunt Kate and Uncle John
These people made a difference for the Pajama Program and Project Linus in February:
Students and Faculty at Lindbergh Elementary School in Kenmore
Erin and her students at Potters Road Elementary in West Seneca
The people at the Social Security Office of Disability, Adjucation, and Review in Buffalo
Christene Lewandowski from Project Linus
Anne Cardena from the Pajama Program
Laura R. from Tokyo
The Jungs
Uncle Mike McCartan
My Aunt Kate Ryan
An Anonymous Donor
These People Are Making a Difference for Ski4E in January of 2008:
Students at Lindbergh Elementary
Mrs. Phillips
Mr. and Mrs. Valenzuela
The Marchiole Family
The Toney Family
Emily Thomas
The Falgianos
Mrs. Waggoner
Uncle Mike and Aunt Joan
Mr. and Mrs. Jung
My Aunt Barb Manley and Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church
These People Made a Difference in December 2007:
Dana Fontaine
TJ
Elsyianwife
Kelly Wolf
Tracy D. and her 5 year old
Stepen Phillips
Sarah Wakefield
The Aroune Family
Jamie
Mrs. Nabozny’s Grade 5 Class at Lindbergh Elementary School
Mrs. Nabozny
Mary
Eoin Connolly
Tracey and Sam
Mrs. Costello’s Grade 5 Class at Lindbergh Elementary School
Julianne Cairns
Denise Duvall
Alyssa Kramer
Evan Dowdall
Mrs. Waggoner and Evan and Nolan
Mrs. Mitchell and her mom
Mrs. Morath
Addi and Nissi
llexus
Kate Ellis
Mrs. Toney
Kristen, Carmen, and Maddie
Chris and Marcus
i love the idea of this website .i think it really incorriges people to do something to help other people and helps the world.i think everybody should make a difference ,not just in December in any day
of the year !!!!!me and my mom always give away stuff to good will and other place that will help people .i love it !!!!!!
I’ve been a long time reader of your mom’s blog and found your fantastic idea through her. Because I have younger children my family has taken this project on together. Each morning we talk about it at breakfast and brainstorm what we can do during the day. Then at night, either at dinner time or bedtime, we talk about what we did during the day to make a difference. Today my four year old held the door for a friend and my seven year old helped fill the folder and backpack of a friend who was sick. I fed 5 total stranger’s parking meters that had run out while I was running errands. You and your mom have really been an inspiration. Give her a big hug for helping you launch such a great project. Happy Holidays!
Hello Laura,
My son and I are participating but we don’t have a blog. Thanks for the great ideas!
Tracey
i always give my old clothes to Good will and other places like hammah said it encourages us to do something right!
oh yeah i forgot my whole class was playing the rice game im in Mrs. Costello’s class
hi laura sorry i haven’t been on the blog as much as i used to be im trying hard to fit it in i’ll be visiting the blog only once a week now
i have a state test to prepare for next weeek and other stuff coming up but Good luck with everything u do and i kno the problems u help to solve in the world will be resolved very soon in the future you change the worl in tiny things at a time
best of wishes Marissa : )
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laura you area great person and i know that you will have a great future if you keep working at it!!!
laura , i think next month mabey you can do something to help the SPCA.
Hi Laura,
I love your web site. I think it is very cool that you kept it going after the hoildays. I can’t wait till I see you again.
Your Friend,
Alyssa
I love this. I started by reading the article in the newspaper, and I just came to the website and loved it automatically. it’s awesome!!!!
Your friend,
Jillian
Laura,
You are an inspiration to me! I found your blog as I was reading the updates on Piper’s COTA site. You see I read the updates about the COTA babies that need liver transplants for my baby girl just received one on 12/29/07. When I followed the link to your site and read about what you are doing it simply brought me to tears…tears of joy.
I want you to know that you are not only helping to raise funds and help people with that but you are also giving something that is so special and priceless. You are giving of yourself and your love and through this you are letting others know that they are loved and not forgotten.
You are a treasure and I thank you for being you!
With my greatest admiration,
Ana Anselmo
Proud Mami of Savannah
“Don’t Take Your Organs to Heaven. Heaven Knows We Need Them Here!”