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“What Do You Say When You Talk to Yourself?”

“What Do You Say When You Talk to Yourself ?”  All day long we talk to ourselves. Are you even aware of that and what you say to yourself? Most of us aren’t. Yet at least several hundreds times a day we say things, comment, compliment, criticize and sometimes put ourselves down. The conversations we [...]

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LLN Reports with Jay Meyer of OMNI Youth Services and Brian R. King

LLN Reports on  Jay Meyer, MSW and Executive Director of Omni Youth Services in Buffalo Grove and Brian R. King, LCSW. Thursday 02/14/13 at 2 pm Listen at – LLN Reports w/Jay Meyer and Brian R. King Previous Archived Shows - On Demand – Linked Local Network Reports Show talk radio podcast   Join Mike Boehler and [...]

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Linked Local Schaumburg Community Hub Initiative Launches at Roosevelt University Organizations to Gain HandsOn Opportunities to Engage Locally

(Arlington Heights, Ill.) – HandsOn Suburban Chicago (HOSC) and Linked Local Network (LLN) have collaborated to launch Linked Local Schaumburg: Building a HandsOn Community, which will be previewed on Feb.15 at 8 a.m. at the Schaumburg campus of Roosevelt University. The Schaumburg Community Hub is an Internet website designed to share news, information and events [...]

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Marie Lazzara

LLN Reports on Rev. Larry Bullock and Serenity House

LLN Reports on  The Rev. Larry Bullock, President of Roosevelt University Alumni Association and of the University’s Northwest Suburban Alumni Chapter and Pastor of Living Faith Cathedral Worship Center Church in Hoffman Estates. Thursday  02/07/13 at 2 pm Listen at -  LLN Reports on Rev. Larry Bullock and Serenity House Previous Archived Shows - On Demand – [...]

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LLN Reports on PHD – Society for the Preservation of Human Dignity

LLN Reports on Jane Stephen, Director of Prevention Programs and Kim Stobbe, LCSW and Clinical Director for the Society for the Preservation of Human Dignity in Inverness. Thursday  01/31/13 at 3 pm Listen at -  LLN Reports on PHD-Society for Preservation of Human Dignity Previous Archived Shows - On Demand – Linked Local Network Reports Show talk radio [...]

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Karaoke for a Cause on Jan 31st hosted by Naperville Cares

Warm up your vocal chords and get ready for some fun as Naperville CARES is excited to be holding a brand new fundraiser. Karaoke for a Cause will take place on Thursday, January 31 from 7-11 p.m. at Aurelio’s at Springbrook Square in Naperville, located near the SE corner of Rt. 59 and 83rd St. [...]

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LLN Reports on DonorShare with Kevin Kinsella and Alma Ruiz

LLN Reports on DonorShare with Kevin Kinsella and Alma Ruiz Thursdays  at 3 pm. Listen at - LLN Reports on DonorShare  Previous Archived Shows – On Demand – Linked Local Network Reports Show talk radio podcast         Join Mike Boehler and Marie Lazzara as they interview Kevin Kinsella, Principal and Founder of DonorShare [...]

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LLN Reports on Job Searching with Sherry Leginski of CareerPlace

LLN Reports on Job Searching with Sherry Leginski of CareerPlace of Barrington Thursdays  at 3 pm. Listen at - LLN Reports on Job Searching with Sherry Leginski     Join Mike Boehler and Marie Lazzara as they interview Sherry Leginski, Operations Manager of CareerPlace, a  not-for-profit organization founded in 1994 in Barrington. Some people may know [...]

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LLN Reports on Non-Profit Volunteering w/Chris Smith of HandsOn Suburban Chicago

LLN Reports on Non-Profit Volunteering w/Chris Smith of HandsOn Suburban Chicago   Mike Boehler and Michele Rempel will interview Chris Smith of HandsOn Suburban Chicago. Chris joined Handson Chicago as the COO in July, 2007 after a 21 yr career at the Chicago Tribune Co. HandsOn Suburban Chicago (HOSC) is committed to mobilizing the compassion of [...]

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Fueling great nonprofits with technology

Technology can make collaboration easier, cut costs and help operations run more efficiently. Unfortunately, the organizations trying to solve some of the world’s most difficult problems—nonprofits—often lack resources to fully take advantage of technology to further their causes. That’s why we worked with the HandsOn Network, a Points of Light Enterprise, to create HandsOn Tech, [...]

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HandsOn Suburban Chicago Supports SBA Golf Outing with Donation of Managed Service Project

Join HandsOn Suburban Chicago and your friends from the Schaumburg Business Association (SBA) for their annual golf outing on July 17th at the Schaumburg Golf Club. ( Please see attached link for details and registration.) HandsOn Suburban is donating, as a raffle item, a special managed volunteer project to enable an area business to engage [...]

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Calling all Youth Leaders! National Conference on Volunteering held at Chicago’s McCormick Place, June 17th

Calling all Youth Leaders! As part of the National Conference on Volunteering held at Chicago’s McCormick Place, Points of Light, generationOn and HandsOn Suburban Chicago are encouraging youth leaders to get involved in volunteering. There are two opportunities for youth to participate. The first is the Youth Summit which is held on Sunday June 17th [...]

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HandsOn Suburban Chicago Seeks Local Companies to Support Skills- Based Volunteering

A Billion + Change, a growing national campaign to mobilize billions of dollars of pro bono and skills-based volunteer services from corporate America, announced today that 100 companies have pledged to create or expand a skills-based volunteer program in their workplace. In just six months, these companies have pledged a combined total of $1.7 billion [...]

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HandsOn Suburban Chicago Gets HandsOn with School District U-46

HandsOn Suburban Chicago, in conjunction with Hanover Township’s Open Gym program, provided five District U-46 schools with environmental messages and fun activities for the student participants. Each afternoon between May 7th and May 11th, the program was offered to a different environment site. Over 200 students enthusiastically participated at Bartlett Elementary (Bartlett) Oak Hill (Streamwood) Laurel [...]

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Zurich Employees Make An Impact at London Middle School

HandsOn Suburban Chicago (HOSC) plans special volunteer opportunities that are tailored to corporations’ key corporate social responsibility (CSR) focus areas. HOSC is currently working to support Zurich in its “100 Ways to Serve” initiative. In celebration of Zurich’s Global Community Week, Earth Day and Global Youth Service Day (April 20-22), 16 employee volunteers from Zurich [...]

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Neuswanger’s Benefits of volunteering

Volunteering has a meaningful, positive impact on your community. But did you know that it can have many benefits for you too? Here are some reasons to volunteer. Learn or develop a new skill Volunteering is the perfect vehicle to discover something you are really good at and develop a new skill. It is never [...]

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HandsOn Suburban Chicago & London Middle School in Wheeling Launch School Garden

  On April 10th, ground was broken at London Middle School in Community Consolidate District 21 for a school vegetable garden. A total of 69 volunteers, 19 community volunteers, staff and parents plus 50 students built four raised vegetable beds in the school’s interior courtyard. The Wheeling Garden Club also participated and provided planning resources [...]

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Sowing the Seeds of Change, HandsOn Suburban Chicago Plans Gardens for the Future

HandsOn Suburban Chicago , located in Arlington Heights, Illinois is working in conjunction with School District 21 in Wheeling, Illinois to initiate two garden projects that address the environment and hunger. Ground breaking began on April 10th at Jack London Middle School located in Wheeling. The first phase of the project involves building four raised [...]

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Electronics Recycing with Habitat for Humanity of Illinois & NIU on 4/19/12

Habitat for Humanity of Illinois has teamed up with a Northern Illinois University student project team and Vintage Tech Recyclers to host a FREE electronics recycling day on Thursday, April 19th. This event will be held from 2:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the NIU Convocation Center, 1525 W. Lincoln Highway, DeKalb, IL — just [...]

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