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Introduction: The Urgency of Now

Sarasota Art Museum is striking from the moment you approach, its Neo-Gothic architecture carrying a quiet romanticism. But the moment you step inside, the space shifts. It opens into something bright and contemporary, filled with natural light and small bursts of color and movement. It feels alive, part gallery, part gathering place, where people come not just to look at art, but to feel connected to something larger than themselves and to one another.

When the Score Hit 67 The anticipation is palpable. Mississippi Valley 28, Auburn 66. Kady Lay lines up at the free-throw line. She nails it. The scoreboard hits 67. What happens next is pure pandemonium. The entire stadium explodes.

Pediatric cancer is still the leading cause of disease-related death for children and teens in the United States, and incidence has climbed more than 40% since ...

From Hurricane Recovery to Healing Through Handwritten Cards, One City’s Kindness Helped Spark a Movement

Hope isn’t just a feeling or belief; it’s a purposeful orientation toward the future, grounded in connection and a sense of agency. And both have measurable effects on health, especially in cancer care.

Sometimes, the most powerful message is the one we never say out loud. At WondrVoices, we often talk about voice. But voice isn’t always about words. Sometimes, it’s a steady hand. A soft exhale. A moment of shared silence that says: I'm with you. I'm not going anywhere.

Think back to the last time you received a card. Maybe it was for your birthday or during a tough week. Maybe it came from someone you didn’t expect.

Researchers have found that witnessing or receiving a good deed increases the chances that you’ll pass one on, sometimes to someone entirely new.

We’ve all seen how isolating cancer can be. A diagnosis changes everything, not just for the person receiving it, but for their whole circle of loved ones.