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America’s seniors are caught in a financial storm. They’ve spent their lives working, paying taxes, raising families, and contributing to our communities. Now, many live on fixed incomes that simply don’t stretch far enough.

Vegetable prices are up nearly 40% since last year, putting healthy food further out of reach for families.

Hundreds of human rights abuses have been uncovered in U.S. ICE detention centers, and some of the most devastating involve the mistreatment of pregnant women and children.

From childcare and healthcare to food, clothes, transportation, school supplies, and everyday household essentials, nearly every aspect of family life will feel the impact of the Trump Administration’s newly implemented tariffs.

Prayer is one of the most powerful ways we can connect with God—and with each other. But in the busyness of everyday life, even the best intentions to pray together as a family can get lost in homework, sports practices, work schedules, and endless to-do lists.

Empathy is more than just being nice—it’s the ability to understand and share the feelings of others. When children learn empathy, they grow into adults who treat people with kindness, respect, and compassion.

A new school year is the perfect time to help children set goals—small, meaningful targets that give them direction, confidence, and a sense of accomplishment.

When the school year started in Dayton, Ohio this week, about 2,000 high school students walked out their front doors with no yellow bus in sight.

Feeding your family well can feel overwhelming when prices keep climbing. But eating healthy doesn’t have to mean spending more.

Strong family relationships aren’t built in a day—they’re built in the small moments we share over time. When life gets busy, it’s easy to think we need big vacations or elaborate plans to connect, but the truth is: everyday habits can make just as big of a difference.

As we move deeper into the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, families across the country are being reminded that now is the time to prepare – not to panic.

As the school year kicks off, one of the best ways to set your child—or yourself—up for success is by creating a solid homework routine.

This August, take a moment to build a personal soundtrack that honors where you are, how you feel, and where you're going next.

Somehow it’s already August 1, and while there’s still time to soak up summer, it’s also time to start thinking about the school year ahead. Not in a panic, but with intention.

As families gear up for back-to-school shopping, many are feeling the pinch—but the full impact of President Trump’s tariff policies on everyday essentials may not have arrived yet.

You don’t need fancy gym equipment or a trip to the playground to get kids moving and laughing. With just a little creativity (and what you already have at home), you can create an exciting DIY obstacle course right in your living room, backyard, or hallway. Let’s build one!

The Trump administration is spending over $10 million to burn usable contraceptives and life-saving food aid.

Gardening with kids can be magical. It gets their little hands in the dirt, teaches patience, and best of all—ends with food they actually want to eat! Whether you’ve got a backyard, a balcony, or just a sunny windowsill, these kid-friendly gardening projects will grow real, edible snacks your family can enjoy all summer long.

10-week-long mess. With kids home all day, the laundry piles up, snack crumbs multiply, and somehow no one remembers how to put dishes in the sink. Here’s how to build a chore chart that encourages responsibility without making your home feel like boot camp.

Nothing beats a sunny day at the beach—waves crashing, kids laughing, and toes buried in warm sand. But every parent knows that a perfect beach day starts with one crucial thing: preparation. Forget just one must-have item, and your relaxing day can quickly turn into a hot, sandy meltdown.