UNDER CONSTRUCTION
There are many ways to wellness, most require the clarity found in stillness combined with intentful action.
Below you will find people, tools and resources that have guided and taught us, stories that augment, people and organizations doing good and a myriad of ways we sprinkle into our own wellness container.
Hope is a breath of fresh air with an ever present laugh and deep wisdom. Hope has been using her intuitive gifts/skills for over 20 years to help people heal and evolve, create a life of purpose and fulfillment, find joy and happiness. Her focus is assisting people in releasing what no longer serves, guiding them forward on their path, and helping them connect to higher love and creativity.
AN INTUITIVE CLARITY GUIDE AND ENERGY ALCHEMIST
Helps you bring your body back to a state of serenity, safety, joy, and vitality. She can help guide you to fully expressing who you are.
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Stace has been volunteering with and donating to this organization for nearly 20 years. They are the REAL deal. Lasting, transformative, empowering work!
Water1st exists to end the walk for water.
Around the world, women and girls spend hours each day carrying water home for their families. For decades, many solutions focused on building wells or public taps — but women consistently told us that water that must still be carried is never enough.
We partner with locally led organizations to design lasting water and sanitation systems that bring safe water directly to households, transforming health, opportunity, and dignity for generations.
Our approach grew out of lessons learned in the field and from listening to women and communities living with water scarcity every day.
Helping to break the cycle of poverty by empowering children to improve their own lives. CORE Tanzania is working to give children in rural Tanzania the chance to get a quality education.
Providing a new, high-quality local alternative that is within villagers’ means.
In keeping with the Swahili proverb, “Haba na haba hujaza kibaba“—Little by little fills the jar—we are beginning with one school in one rural community.
Bobby’s sister Deb worked with one of the founders of this compassionate and innovative non They are helping the kids and community thrive at an individual and systemic level.
Coming soon.
We not so long ago decided to revamp our kitchen utensils, pots, pans, glasses, dish soap, dishwasher soap, etc to eliminate known toxic substances. Coming soon the resources we used (those amazing souls who put the real work in and researched everything then shared them publicly) and a cheat sheet for the products we chose.
Seattle man who donated kidney now climbs world’s highest peaks. Seattleite Bobby McLaughlin wants to show people it’s possible to live an active life after organ donation.
We are so grateful to Good Morning America, The Washington Post, and the many local, regional and national media outlets that felt compelled to spread the message of living organ donation.
The Himalayas of Nepal: one of the most beautiful and powerfully peaceful places we have ever wandered.