March 25, 2010
by Matt
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In today’s world, revolutions begin electronically. Armies are assembled with the touch of a few buttons. It is easier than ever to have your voice heard. So why not use that voice to improve your city? I am happy to … Continue reading
March 16, 2010
by Matt
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Occasionally, when the weather is nice, I like to spend my lunch hour exploring the sidewalks of downtown Birmingham. The walk serves as a reminder: both in how far the city has come and how far it has to go. … Continue reading
March 8, 2010
by Matt
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A few months ago, I joined several of my coworkers to participate in Junior Achievement’s annual calling campaign. For the better part of a day, we sat at our makeshift workstations leafing through call sheets – trying to warm strangers … Continue reading
March 5, 2010
by Matt
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Admittedly, I am only halfway through the book Stones into Schools, but the message contained in these pages is begging for an article. I am happy to oblige. Building upon the 2006 bestseller Three Cups of Tea, Stones follows philanthropist … Continue reading