The Most Good.

Once upon a time, I had the honor & privelege of serving with some incredible people at The Salvation Army. I worked with The Richardson Group on this documentary, and Continue reading →

The Waiting Place

My mom was sick most of my childhood. First it was her kidneys, then cancer, then Lupus, then something called EDS. So was I. Endless trips to the emergency room, Continue reading →

#MySTL

Growing up in a small farm town in Central Illinois, coming to St. Louis was some special. More than that, it was magical. Driving into town with my family, suitcases Continue reading →

Local #STL NPO in need of pro-bono PR help

Ladies & Gentlemen – A very wonderful small non-profit that I’ve long been proud to be involved with – St. Louis Teachers’ Recycle Center – which works to rescue items Continue reading →

Making sense of the senseless: Newtown

On Friday, I was in a meeting fine-tuning messaging for a marketing campaign when my phone started to buzz on the conference room table. I saw the words “school shooting” Continue reading →

20 steps forward… 2 steps back.

In our house, holidays haven’t been easy for some time. They were mostly a series of meltdowns and confusion for Cole. Days we looked forward to for him, like Christmas Continue reading →

Gratitude & a shift in perspective

Tonight in church our pastor brought up all of the ways in which we are blessed, and begged the question if we would be thankful even in the hardest of Continue reading →

#STLSocialGirls Holiday Party in support of @SalArmySTL!

Over the years, I’ve had the incredible gift of being a part of the St. Louis social media scene – as a marketing professional and social strategist, and one thing Continue reading →

Rally On: How “little guys” will change St. Louis in a BIG way

Last night, I was incredibly proud to be a part of the Rally St. Louis kickoff, held at Plush in downtown St. Louis. First, let me say that it was Continue reading →

Welcome to Holland.

Welcome to Holland. by: Emily Perl Kinglsey I am often asked to describe the experience of raising a child with a disability – to try to help people who have Continue reading →