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Drew: A Likely Hero with an Unlikely Method

Drew Washington always knew that he wanted to be a firefighter. Raised in Keller, the former City of Hillsboro and current City of Euless employee

Guest Post: Charitable Giving is Good for the ‘Elves,’ Too

Text by Kim Campbell, Volunteer/ Board Member Mom and I have a special relationship with Target. The bright red paint and clean, white light feel

CPR Fall 2017: A Whole Community

Every year, I ask myself the same thing: “how can we tell the story of Community-Powered Revitalization again without re-telling it?” There’s only so many

Lineweaver: A Legacy of Service

As local legends go, Steve Lineweaver ranks among the most recognizable figures in our community. His decades-long tenure at Trinity High School brought the district

Lineweaver: A Legacy of Service

As local legends go, Steve Lineweaver ranks among the most recognizable figures in our community. His decades-long tenure at Trinity High School brought the district

Laquita: More Than a Yard

A yard is never just a yard. It’s more than grass and dirt. For many of us, a yard is a place of escape. The

Laquita: More Than a Yard

A yard is never just a yard. It’s more than grass and dirt. For most of us, it’s a place of escape. For Laquita, the yard

Mikayla: Drops in the Bucket

Mikayla Rydzeski is eight years old, and she’s a major donor here at 6 Stones. With a little help from her mom, the precocious entrepreneur

Chidinma: Community Giving

In 2010, Chidinma followed her husband and sons across the ocean from Nigeria to Texas. Beginning in October of that year, the family of seven

Guest Post: Muddy Moms Make Better Kids

Text by Elizabeth Phillips, Volunteer “A new commandment I give to you, that you love one another: just as I have loved you, you also are to love

One Family, Six Thousand Kids

“I have always felt that Euless was a tight-knit community, but I didn’t realize how well we take care of one another.” Some things have

Mobilize Your People – Neighbors on Mission

In 2007, I went on my first of several trips to Costa Rica. We were going on mission to connect with a church with which

Hungry for Hope – A Dinner That Changes Lives

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Drew: A Likely Hero with an Unlikely Method

Guest Post: Charitable Giving is Good for the ‘Elves,’ Too

CPR Fall 2017: A Whole Community

Lineweaver: A Legacy of Service

Lineweaver: A Legacy of Service

Laquita: More Than a Yard

Laquita: More Than a Yard

Mikayla: Drops in the Bucket

Chidinma: Community Giving

Guest Post: Muddy Moms Make Better Kids

One Family, Six Thousand Kids

Mobilize Your People – Neighbors on Mission

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