As Chris, Betsy and I are gathering our thoughts we thought we'd might like to share some of our favorite pictures of the children with you....
I'm not quite sure how to do this but here goes...
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The Caring Coins
Welcome...
Have you ever noticed how the simplest, littlest things can make the biggest difference?
This blog is about our Caring Coins...their history, their stories, their journey around the world. The Caring Coin came to me in a dream about seven years ago...I had always believed that a dream can be an inspiration that sets us on a path but I never thought that this wooden coin with a message could touch so many people. Today, thousands of Caring Coins have been shared around the world as reminders of caring as gifts of hope.
"Someone cares about me...I must matter." These are the words of a Hurricane Katrina survivor when I gave him a Caring Coin with the message You are never alone. Attached to the coin was a card signed by someone who cared.
The caring and hope of each Caring Coin touches the person giving it, the person receiving it, and the world around us as we are each reminded, You are never alone.
I look forward to sharing our inspiring and enlivening stories with you and hope you do the same! Let's continue to spread the Caring Coins around the world!
Have you ever noticed how the simplest, littlest things can make the biggest difference?
This blog is about our Caring Coins...their history, their stories, their journey around the world. The Caring Coin came to me in a dream about seven years ago...I had always believed that a dream can be an inspiration that sets us on a path but I never thought that this wooden coin with a message could touch so many people. Today, thousands of Caring Coins have been shared around the world as reminders of caring as gifts of hope.
"Someone cares about me...I must matter." These are the words of a Hurricane Katrina survivor when I gave him a Caring Coin with the message You are never alone. Attached to the coin was a card signed by someone who cared.
The caring and hope of each Caring Coin touches the person giving it, the person receiving it, and the world around us as we are each reminded, You are never alone.
I look forward to sharing our inspiring and enlivening stories with you and hope you do the same! Let's continue to spread the Caring Coins around the world!
About Me
- Salley Gibney
- Dorset, Vermont, United States
- Like many women today, I have worn many hats as a wife, mother, registered nurse, entrepreneur, community volunteer and host of a local cable TV show.
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Contact Us
You Are Never Alone Foundation
P.O. Box 523
Dorset, VT 05251
802.867.2492
info@youareneveralonefoundation.org
P.O. Box 523
Dorset, VT 05251
802.867.2492
info@youareneveralonefoundation.org
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- Some of our favorite pictures...
- So much more...
- Saying goodbye...
- Chocolates and ice cream...
- An unbelieveable day...
- Hundreds of smiling faces...
- We are home...
- Whew! We made it!...
- We're back...
- A Day of Contrasts...
- A Day of Rest...Not quite!
- More about the Budda School...
- Our first day...
- We're here in Dhaka...
- We made it to Dubai...
- We're on our way...
- Tuesday morning 5am...
- Bangladesh update...
- The faded circle on my back pocket...
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