A dear friend once shared with me that life is 10% what happens to you and 90% how you react to it. This week has been a true testament to that. I have witnessed TupperFriends and TupperSisters who have lost their homes, who are displaced with nothing but the clothes on their backs, stepping up to help others from our community in need. I have witnessed women on my personal team take the time to connect with others in our organization who are alone, stranded in a sea of help, just needing someone to take time out of their busy day to spend some time with them and help them process what they've been through. I have watched my TupperSisters awake all night just talking others through this terrible situation they are finding themselves in. I am amazed and eternally thankful for the amazing women that are a part of my life through this Tupperware community.
Earlier in the week I sat down and had a long hard think about what can I do? How can I help out? Donations were well underway and support teams in place if you will. I realized that this business gives me the power to work for a better cause. I bunked down, collaborated with the best of the best in our Tupperware community, and we created an amazing program to support our TupperSisters in need. We all want to do something NOW, but the real support is needed later. Later, after the fires have ceased burning and the damages have been assessed. In a month, two months...when lives are starting the process of rebuilding, of reestablishing homes and careers and communities, when the immediate public outpouring of support begins to fade and move along to the next crisis (as it should.) We've developed a donations program to collect for the future, care packages for delivery once the literal fire storm has passed. Care packages of cheer and goodwill and of course, brand shiny new Tupperware! Would you like to help? Join us over at "Treva's Tupperware Updates" on FaceBook for the details on all of the different ways you can choose to participate!
Earlier in the week I sat down and had a long hard think about what can I do? How can I help out? Donations were well underway and support teams in place if you will. I realized that this business gives me the power to work for a better cause. I bunked down, collaborated with the best of the best in our Tupperware community, and we created an amazing program to support our TupperSisters in need. We all want to do something NOW, but the real support is needed later. Later, after the fires have ceased burning and the damages have been assessed. In a month, two months...when lives are starting the process of rebuilding, of reestablishing homes and careers and communities, when the immediate public outpouring of support begins to fade and move along to the next crisis (as it should.) We've developed a donations program to collect for the future, care packages for delivery once the literal fire storm has passed. Care packages of cheer and goodwill and of course, brand shiny new Tupperware! Would you like to help? Join us over at "Treva's Tupperware Updates" on FaceBook for the details on all of the different ways you can choose to participate!
