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Can a cynical, weary nation that has endured the death of more than 319,000 loved ones, nine months of pandemic isolation and stress, and four years of my party, right or wrong polarization find meaning in the winter holidays?
It says here that the answer is yes â if we look for the ordinary miracles around us, pointing the way to a better future like a lodestar in the distance.
Here in the cold darkness of 2020, where a culture of death and despair has infected too much of our country, thereâs a glimmer of hope. If we can just focus on whatâs most important, and recognize the everyday ordinary miracles around us are working in our favor, things will get better.
I write on behalf of the staff of The Collaborative to thank our beloved community.
The benefits of being thankful are expansive and far-reaching. It is said that through the demonstration of gratitude that we are able to live healthier and more rich lives. Connection is now more important than ever, and The Collaborative wants to take a moment to thank some incredible individuals and community partners who have helped support us in recent months. There isnât possibly enough room or words to thank everyone, but we are so very grateful to everyone who has made our work possible. The Collaborative, a small non-profit whose mission it is to promote the development of a healthy involved community supporting substance free youth, has certainly felt the warmth and generosity this season and throughout the pandemic, which has left many in our community in need. It is with great honor that we have been able to continue our work to help support a healthy community and it is with great p