We feature everyday people who are helping others live healthier, fuller lives: a nurse who goes the extra mile, a neighbor who started a food pantry, someone who acted bravely in a crisis, or a person who turned their own recovery into hope for others. Tell us about them, or about yourself.
We are looking for people whose work connects with what this magazine is about: health, food, the mind, movement, faith and caring for one another. For example:
Specific details make a story come alive. Tell us what happened, when and where, who it helped, and why it matters to you. Links to a news story, website or social media page are welcome. You don't need to be a writer; just tell it the way you would tell a friend.
Yes. If you are doing work that helps people, we want to hear about it in your own words. Choose "Myself" at the top of the form.
No. Features are free, always. We never accept payment for a story, and no one from the magazine will ever ask you for money.
We can’t feature everyone, but we read every nomination. If we would like to tell the story, we will email you.
That’s fine, many nominations are a surprise. We will always talk with them and ask permission before we write or publish anything about them.
Yes. We will only contact a young person through a parent or guardian, and we will only publish with a parent or guardian’s written permission.
Only what the person chooses to share. Health and faith are personal, and we let each person decide what goes in their story.
Something else? Write to us.