Share Your Story of Inspiring Daughters with Us

Our theme for June is Inspiring Daughters.

We find inspiration not only from historical figures and national heroes who came before us, but also from our daughters who inspire us daily. Share how your daughters have inspired you and ways you strive to inspire them as they grow. Do you have stories of their achievements, resilience, or unique qualities that have impacted your life and happiness? What steps have you taken to help them learn to grow into strong, empowered women? We invite you to discuss these extraordinary young women and the mutual inspiration they bring in the comments below.

Share Your Story of Inspiring Ancestors with Us

Our theme for May is Inspiring Ancestors.

We're immensely fortunate to draw inspiration not only from our personal ancestors but also from national heroes and historical figures who've left indelible marks on our communities. Do you have stories of grandmothers, great-grandmothers, or other matriarchal figures who have shaped your life?

Share how these extraordinary women in your lineage or history have impacted your growth and happiness. We invite you to discuss their stories and their legacies in the comments below.

Share Your Story of Inspiring Grandmothers with Us

Our theme for April is Inspiring Grandmothers.

We're very lucky to have grandmothers who do so much more to make our lives and families better. Do you have a grandma who has deeply touched your life? It could be through her stories, the way she teaches you about life, or just by being there for you with her endless love and wisdom. Share your stories about the grandmas who have inspired you with their big hearts, clever ideas, and kindness.

Tell us about a special grandma who has played a big role in your growth and happiness in the comments below.

Share Your Story of Inspiring Teachers with Us

Our theme for March is Inspiring Teachers.

We are fortunate to have educators who go above and beyond to enrich our learning environments and communities. Who among your teachers has left a lasting impact on you? It could be a mentor, a classroom teacher, a coach, or anyone who has dedicated themselves to inspiring and educating others. Share with us the stories of the teachers who have inspired you through their dedication, creativity, and kindness.

Tell us about a memorable teacher who has significantly contributed to your personal and academic growth in the comments below.

Share Your Story of Inspiring Neighbors with Us

Our theme for February is Inspiring Neighbors.

We are surrounded by people who make our communities better places to live. Who in your neighborhood has made a positive impact? It could be a friend, a local leader, a teacher, or anyone who’s stepped up to make a difference. Tell us about the neighbors who inspire you with their actions and kindness.

Share a story about an inspiring neighbor and community builder in the comments below.

Share your story of inspiring women with us.

Our theme for January is Inspiring Mothers.

We all have a mother figure who's touched our hearts. Who's yours? Is it your mom, grandma, a neighbor, or another relative? Tell us why she’s been such an inspiration to you.

Leave a comment below with your stories. Here are some stories from other readers:

From Sarah Zanette:

My mother is my beacon of inspiration. She embraces fatigue without complaint, fostering a spirit of exploration in her children. Through tears that relieve tension, she wears a resilient smile, intuitively understanding my heart and thoughts. Her legacy lives within me, and proudly, I declare her the best mother in the world.

From L.,Age 8:

Mommy is the best mommy because she always makes me happy, takes care of me, bonds with me, and makes time for me even when she has work. Thank you Mommy for being my mommy!

From E.C.:

My grandmother is an example of an inspiring mother, who raised six children while working as a school teacher. She was always so sweet and caring, was a pillar at her Church community, and showed kindness and compassion to everyone. When she was battling cancer, she lived by the words from Galatians, "It is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me." Those words will stick with me always as a memory of such a strong, enduring and loving person.

Who is your inspiring mother figure? Share her story in the comments below.