
Raising funds is not easy and we really want to support all the families that have asked for help, and we truly hope they shall receive and rightfully so. We want to Give.
I don’t want to say no to any of them and at the same time I have made promises to just a few. There are more families than there are funds.
There are new families this year, the grandfathered ones from over the last many years- 20 years in fact, the length of time I’ve been in this position of community outreach.
I’m waiting for more resources to come our way….more funds to support our families during the holiday season. I wait with anticipation
The holidays is not easy for many many families… I believe it’s the hardest time of the year and I don’t think they hear those jingles ringing when they’re worried about giving presents for their loved ones or how they can provide a traditional holiday dinner.
This time of year has many demands and expectations and if we could just bring a little comfort, a little peace of mind, it will make a huge difference, more than we really really know.
When we help, when we extend our hearts it not only provides a sense of belonging but an opportunity for them to receive and to turn around to give because after all isn’t that what it’s all about- a circle of love?
Everyone deserves to receive and everyone deep down wants to give as well, it’s innate, it’s an expression of humanity and raises our karmic vibration too.
We need to grow more love, we need to see it, feel it, give it and sustain it. This is how I believe we nurture community.
How to raise more funds so we can create a ripple effect of love for those that need it most. All they need is to be seen.
I sit here looking out the window wondering what more can I do…this is my attempt. Do you have any spare love?
with gratitude and love, eva ♥ https://www.froghollow.bc.ca/donate



I was looking for inspiration and spotted this coaster in the free room just when I needed it most. The more I think about those words the more it makes sense to me. I read it over and over again and I find myself concreting my dreams…feeling it as if it is my reality. It’s not hard to do and it feels right. You just have to allow it to feel real. Imagine your mind allowing yourself to dream to a point of no return, it feels awkward but eventually you feel this excitement and your stomach begin to have butterfly feelings. It is as if you can hardly stand the possibilities of your dream to actually come true! And, if it does, you know you can hardly sustain yourself from the happiness. Does this seem unrealistic?

An inspiring book based on two soldiers of the Iran Iraq War written by Meredith May.



