StoryTree
Jeanne Magmer
Meet Jeanne Magmer. She’s giving forward by helping students with scholarships, grants, and backpacks to get the right start for school.
-- “I wanted to make a difference for kids by leaving my corner of the world a little bit better for the next generation. Investing in our kids is what really counts.”
Bruce Watts
Meet Bruce Watts. He’s giving forward by teaching young adults accountability, respect and integrity.
-- “Establishing trust with a mentee takes time, but the payoff is worth the investment.”
Lori Davidson
Meet Lori Davidson. She’s giving forward by sharing her skills with Millennials to help them achieve their potential.
-- “Working side-by-side with young professionals is more fun than you can imagine – I’ve had some eye-opening conversations with a very diverse group of people – outside of my usual social circles. I’m a better person for it.”
Susan Hammer
Meet one of our Sages – Susan Hammer. She’s giving forward through board service and community leadership.
-- “When you have more, you have more to give, and that giving brings joy to your life.”
Walt Mintkeski
Meet one of our Sages – Walt Mintkeski. His professional and volunteer efforts have helped to preserve water quality and improve energy efficiency for future generations.
-- "Recreation re-creates my spirit."
Steve Griffith
Meet Steve Griffith. He’s giving forward by investing in young leaders and their education.
-- "We expect young people to listen to us and take our suggestions. Why should we not, in turn, listen to them about how they view the world?"
Mohammad Rahman
Meet Mohammad Rahman. He’s giving forward by investing in children’s education around the world.
-- “Elders have an opportunity to leverage their own gifts from life in order to open doors and create opportunities for children.”
Roberta Schwarz
Meet Roberta Schwarz. She’s giving forward by building a park in her home town.
-- “Make the best of every day.”
Trisha Schultz
Meet one of our Sages - Trisha Schultz. She's giving forward by supporting a community garden on the roof of an apartment building.
-- “The community garden was a way to. . .reduce food scarcity, but also to grow the community and I think we’ve reached both of those goals.”