Krista Thomas
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Krista Thomas is a publicist, writer, and consultant. A native of Texas and graduate of Texas A&M University, Thomas is married with three children, whom she homeschooled for 20 years. She resides in the Black Hills of South Dakota.
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A Memorial Day Wreath Brings Military Families Together to Heal Through Their Grief
An annual Memorial Day remembrance event at Arlington National Cemetery gives children of fallen heroes a way to heal.
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Injured Veterans Get Tailored-Made Houses and a Chance to Start Anew
A nonprofit provides safe and functional homes for disabled veterans. The opportunity also brings unexpected changes to their lives.
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How a Survivalist and Former U.S. Army Intelligence Officer Prepares for Emergencies
Jim Rawles, the founder of SurvivalBlog.com, shares his family’s disaster preparedness essentials.
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How to Build a Long-Term Food Storage Supply, According to Azure Standard CEO
For founder and third-generation farmer David Stelzer, a well-stocked food pantry is a foundation for a life of abundance. He shared his essential advice.
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Mortgage-Free Adaptive Homes Allows Disabled Veterans to Live with Dignity
Builders, donors, and volunteers come together to gift adaptive homes to veterans who’ve suffered major injuries in combat.
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What You Need to Know About Preparing for Emergencies, According to a Top Survivalist
Veteran EJ Snyder’s best tips on how to get prepared on the home front.
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Creating a Guilt-Free Entertainment Platform for Children
A father wanted his son to be able to enjoy educational children’s content that sparked the imagination. Hence, Sherwood Kids was born.
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Hillsdale’s Charter School Initiative Envisions Classical Education for Grades K-12
A unique K-12 curriculum for charter schools seeks to nurture virtuous character and civic responsibility in the next generation.
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Neurologist Dr. Richard Restak’s Simple Brain Exercises to Keep Our Minds Sharp and Active
Dr. Richard Restak explains how we can detect the signs of cognitive decline, and do simple brain exercises to keep it at bay.
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A Pitch Competition for High School Students Fosters Innovative Business Ideas
With a mission of helping high school youth to realize their innovative ideas, one nonprofit is nurturing the next generation of successful entrepreneurs.
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A Memorial Day Wreath Brings Military Families Together to Heal Through Their Grief
An annual Memorial Day remembrance event at Arlington National Cemetery gives children of fallen heroes a way to heal.
|
Injured Veterans Get Tailored-Made Houses and a Chance to Start Anew
A nonprofit provides safe and functional homes for disabled veterans. The opportunity also brings unexpected changes to their lives.
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How a Survivalist and Former U.S. Army Intelligence Officer Prepares for Emergencies
Jim Rawles, the founder of SurvivalBlog.com, shares his family’s disaster preparedness essentials.
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How to Build a Long-Term Food Storage Supply, According to Azure Standard CEO
For founder and third-generation farmer David Stelzer, a well-stocked food pantry is a foundation for a life of abundance. He shared his essential advice.
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Mortgage-Free Adaptive Homes Allows Disabled Veterans to Live with Dignity
Builders, donors, and volunteers come together to gift adaptive homes to veterans who’ve suffered major injuries in combat.
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What You Need to Know About Preparing for Emergencies, According to a Top Survivalist
Veteran EJ Snyder’s best tips on how to get prepared on the home front.
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Creating a Guilt-Free Entertainment Platform for Children
A father wanted his son to be able to enjoy educational children’s content that sparked the imagination. Hence, Sherwood Kids was born.
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Hillsdale’s Charter School Initiative Envisions Classical Education for Grades K-12
A unique K-12 curriculum for charter schools seeks to nurture virtuous character and civic responsibility in the next generation.
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Neurologist Dr. Richard Restak’s Simple Brain Exercises to Keep Our Minds Sharp and Active
Dr. Richard Restak explains how we can detect the signs of cognitive decline, and do simple brain exercises to keep it at bay.
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A Pitch Competition for High School Students Fosters Innovative Business Ideas
With a mission of helping high school youth to realize their innovative ideas, one nonprofit is nurturing the next generation of successful entrepreneurs.
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