Read The Stories
The journey of cards travelling around the world.
The journey of cards travelling around the world.
Elyse
- New Orleans, Louisiana
- June 18, 2017
How?
I received this card at the 2017 SHRM conference after listening to wonderful keynote speaker, Jon Petz share his story.
At the end of this past year I found myself lost for awhile in what I wanted to do with my life. Didn’t feel like I had much of a purpose when it came to my profession. After being discouraged from my first job out of school (which was what I went to college for) I was given an opportunity to join the HR team of a human services organization under the supervision of one of the most inspiring HR professionals I know. Throughout my time with this agency I am finding my groove in HR and feel that I have discovered my purpose. I owe all my current and future success to the person who gave me the chance to be apart of their HR team and to find my purpose. And so, I pass this card onto them.
John Petz was the Keynote speaker at the 2017 Nexus Conference. He told us the story of Nathan and I gave us all cards to pass around. This was one of them.
I’m currently attending the Nexus User Conference in McLean, VA and John was the Keynote speaker. He shared the story about Nathan and gave us cards.
Caryn
- My card came to me in Mississauga, Ontario, when I was attending a Complete Purchasing event where I experienced Jon Petz.
- June 14, 2017
How?
I was given the card by Jon Petz. I will pass it along to someone who makes a significant impact in my day.
I received this card from my supervisor along with a really nice thank you note! It made my day!!
Elizabeth
- Gorham, ME, USA
- June 5, 2017
How?
Maine Youth Leadership I will give it to a volunteer in my Key Club who is devoted to service and those around them.
I attended the Maine Youth Leadership Seminar and learned about the story of the 7 of Hearts after doing service at a nursing home. I have always volunteered, but the story reinforced my reason for serving others.
Peggy
- Waterboro , Maine
- June 5, 2017
How?
A student from Massabesic High School , I will pass it on to another lunch lady at the school
A student , a very nice young man in my lunch line gave it to me made my day
Makala
- Gorham/Maine/USA
- June 5, 2017
How?
Maine Youth Leadership (MYL) I am giving it to a friend who always makes me smile when I am feeling down.
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Emily
- University of Southern Maine, Gorham
- June 4, 2017
How?
I received it from one of the staff members at Maine Youth Leadership conference. I hope to share it with someone who understands the meaning of caring for others and goes and makes a difference!
I went to MYL this past weekend and we learned some incredible skills and built inseparable bonds with some amazing people. We developed true giving to our community and how much of an impact we can have.
Tom
- Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
- June 2, 2017
How?
Ken asked us to take them at an event he was speaking at.
I am a cleaner in a homeless shelter in London, Ontario. I was cleaning a TV lounge one day and it was an absolute mess. To say I was frustrated would be an understatement. When I left the lounge, one of the residents stopped me and apologized for the mess that had been made. He also told me that the person what had made the mess had been spoken to and that this would not happen again. I thanked him and continued on with my tasks. That small gesture made my day so I gave the person this card and told him about the difference he had made in my day.
