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TW: This article discusses domestic violence, bruising, substance abuse, and injustice, which may be difficult for some readers. It was just two years ago when the police let us know that our sister was in the hospital unconscious almost an hour away from home. Nothing could ever prepare me for what I saw when I [&hellip;]

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Raising cats, planning a wedding, closing a business unexpectedly, while fighting leukemia is no easy task. Catman Kyle takes it one day at a time and we're inspired by his perseverance.

My Day in the Life - "Catman" Kyle Grady

Leukemia Support Cats "My Day in the Life" by Catman Kyle Grady

On my, &#8220;coping&#8221; with cancer, it was indeed an initial shock to say the least. My hematologist had me come in for an office visit and finally gets around to saying those words you&#8217;ll always remember and how your life has now changed forever. &nbsp; &#8220;Mr. Grady, you have cancer.&#8221; &nbsp; There I was by [&hellip;]

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See how to set up a Give InKind support page for someone in need of ongoing support, including special considerations for each circumstance.

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InKind&#8217;s support pages offer assistance to those wanting to know how to be helpful to a loved one in a time of need. Here, we consider how to set up an InKind page for someone who is in need of some general support on a short or mid-term basis.  Getting Started N0 matter how well [&hellip;]

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Read more for our tips for checking in, being a good listener and taking care of yourself.

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The holidays are a time when families usually come together to celebrate the season of gratitude, but this holiday season is shaping up to be like none other. While the season is often marked by abundance, it can also be a time of great need, especially this year as the pandemic rages. Many are struggling this [&hellip;]

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Magical Gift Opening

The holiday season is a popular time to sponsor a family. Whether contributing as a household, team, congregation, or individual, people work with local organizations to identify and connect with families in need. Sponsoring a family entails fulfilling a wish list or providing food, funds, and necessities to ensure a special season for them. Manage [&hellip;]

How to Set Up an InKind Page to Sponsor A Family This Season

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We delve into reservations about asking for help and learn how you could actually be helping others just as much when you accept their offers of support.

Why It's Ok to Accept (And Even Ask For) Help

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A gift card train is one of the best ways to organize immediate support from anywhere and allows recipients to use as needed. Create an InKind Page to get started.

Boost Your Organization's Fundraising Drives with a Gift Card Train

How To Build A Gift Card Train

A gift card train is one of the best ways to organize immediate support from anywhere and allows recipients to use as needed. Create a Give InKind page to get started.

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If you have baby boomer parents who are hesitant about receiving support, remind that it doesn't have to be so hard them when others truly want to help.

Baby Boomers: Why It's Ok to Reach Out for Help

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When a recipient cannot have contact with others, there are a few additional steps to take if you're helping to organize their meal train.

How to Organize a No-Contact Meal Train

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Setting up a Gift Card Train is one of the best ways to send and receive immediate support to a loved one in need, from anywhere.

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