Daisy Bates, Arkansas African-American Hero
By Sericia Nelson, editor, Noire Magazine Info courtesy of Noire Magazine As publisher of the Arkansas State Press newspaper alongside her husband, L.C. Bates, Daisy Bates helped p
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Methodist Family Health Recognized as U.S. Best-in-Class Employer by Gallagher
Gallagher’s Best-in-Class Benchmarking Analysis Identifies U.S. Organizations That Excel in Optimizing Employee and Organizational Wellbeing Methodist Family Health participated
New This Year! Businesses, Corporations Can Compete to Get Up & Give.
After a few years of shaking off the COVID-19 pandemic, Methodist Family Health Foundation’s Get Up & Give Lenten Collection Project is back and better than ever. New this ye
How to Keep Your Family’s Holidays Stress-Free
Sometimes, the holidays can seem to be anything but happy. Families have increased demands (decorating, additional spending, attending social and family gatherings) and expectation
Why Choose to Adopt a Foster Child?
Have you considered choosing to adopt a foster child? Many of us don’t realize how great the current need is for adoptive families. The Arkansas House of Representatives released
National Philanthropy Day: Celebrating More Than Noble Causes
November 8 marks National Philanthropy Day, a day dedicated to bringing awareness of the social and economic impact that nonprofit organizations (NPOs) provide in the United States
Stress Management for Parents
Parents are busy, and deal with many pressures daily: work, bills, managing a household; maybe even attending classes and caring for older family members. On top of that, you’re
10 Tips for Talking to Kids About Bullying
A 2019 report published by the National Center for Education Statistics states that 20 percent of students ages 12-18 said they have been bullied. Bullying, which can take place in
What Is ADHD?
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that 6.1 million children ages 2-17 have been diagnosed with ADHD in the U.S. Plus, many children who have shown symptoms o
