New OAAT West Director
Reflecting on my experience so far : Why did you decide to become OAAT West Director? I had been involved with Campaign One At A Time for a few years, donating, volunteering at small events, and recently, I got to meet a
Racial Disparities
If I don't address racial disparities, I'm doing a disservice to people of color. I am a White woman, so writing a blog about racial disparities somewhat made me uncomfortable. But I decided I need to come out of that
Who Said 13 Year Old’s Can’t Change The World?
Nevaeh Bressler may only be 13 years old, but her determination and passion for spreading good puts her years beyond her age. Nevaeh's father Michael was scrolling through Instagram one day when he noticed a post from Campaign One At
Jackie Bondanza Of Hounds Town USA Joins The OAAT Family!
The OAAT Family Continues to Grow! Jackie is the President of Hounds Town, Inc., a full-service pet care franchise system with over 50 locations in 10 states. In her role today, she focuses on growing the brand nationally, overseeing system operations,
Stockton Couple Helped Make Stage 4 Cancer Patient’s Dream Come True
Robyn and Randy Rajkovich of Stockton, Ca have a passion for giving back. For years they have supported various organizations, and just over a year ago stumbled across Campaign One At A Time. Robyn unfortunately knows the pediatric ward all too
Fantasy Pop Artist Traci Hines Dedicates Latest Song To Children’s Charity
Finding a way to give back through the pandemic Almost exactly a year ago to date, singer-songwriter Traci Hines decided she wanted to use her talents to give back while the world around her was shutting down. In March of 2020,
Meet Kara Skrubis – 19 year old cancer fighter
My name is Kara Skrubis and I am a 19-year-old cancer fighter. In January of 2020, I was diagnosed with a rare pediatric bone cancer, osteosarcoma, in my left tibia. I underwent 9 months of intense chemotherapy as well as a
Toxic Positivity
Toxic positivity means, as stated, remaining positive regardless of how bad the times are for someone. Another way of looking at it is a lack of empathy. Why do you need to know about this, because you are sure to
