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Guest Post: Night of Hope Gives My Students More Than Christmas

Text by Anmarie Garcia, Principal, Oakwood Terrace Elementary My first Night of Hope was pleasant, if somewhat uneventful. In 2010, I was an assistant principal

West Hurst Elementary Benefits from Faith Community Partnership

Text by Emily Mercer, Trinity High School & Jacob Boelkens, Trinity High School Picture a little boy walking up to the school nurse, his face

Michelle: The Gift of Hope

BEDFORD — Michelle sits with practiced poise in front of a pile of Christmas decorations pulled from storage. It’s not quite time for holiday cheer

Team Depot: Family Service

RICHLAND HILLS — Even as the sky threatens to open above them and pour down sheets of rain, volunteers from Home Depot are grinning as

Despite Food Drive Loss, Students Winning Through Community

Text by Valkyrie Reed, Senior, Trinity High School As of September 19, Trinity High School was on a mission to provide much-needed food to families

Community Powered Revitalization: Fall 2016

It was never about the houses. Community Powered Revitalization (CPR) is much bigger than a fresh coat of paint or prepping an old house for

Two Dynasties Fall in 2016 Black and Blue Food Drive

BEDFORD — As the scoreboard at Pennington Field ticked down to zero and the home side of the stadium roared its approval, everything seemed commonplace.

#10for90: An Open Letter from Your Storyteller

Dear friends, At this same time last year, I was balancing a part-time job with 6 Stones against a host of duties at a major

Lee: Healing Hands

People cry a lot when I’m around. It comes with the job. I have the distinct pleasure of stepping into their lives in the intimate

The New Hope Center: A History

The New Hope Center is older than 6 Stones. Much older. The emergency food and clothing center on North Industrial Boulevard began as a simple

Black vs. Blue: Everyone Wins in Unique Rivalry

The Hurst-Euless-Bedford Independent School District’s tagline is “Different By Design;” a fitting label for a group of schools sprawled across five cities and interacting with

Guest Post: Does Community Powered Revitalization Work?

Text by Harry Zimmer, Euless City Council, Place 5 I’ve been a Community Powered Revitalization volunteer for several years. Though I’ve come away immensely proud

Hungry for Hope – A Dinner That Changes Lives

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Guest Post: Night of Hope Gives My Students More Than Christmas

West Hurst Elementary Benefits from Faith Community Partnership

Michelle: The Gift of Hope

Team Depot: Family Service

Despite Food Drive Loss, Students Winning Through Community

Community Powered Revitalization: Fall 2016

Two Dynasties Fall in 2016 Black and Blue Food Drive

#10for90: An Open Letter from Your Storyteller

Lee: Healing Hands

The New Hope Center: A History

Black vs. Blue: Everyone Wins in Unique Rivalry

Guest Post: Does Community Powered Revitalization Work?

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