CFMC Meaningful Monday Episode 33 – Pam Steele, Pamela Roose Specialty Hand Knits & Yarns
Episode 33 – Our theme continues this week with a great answer to the question, “Why do you volunteer and give back to your community?”
Pam Steele, owner of Pamela Roose Specialty Hand Knits & Yarns, shares stories of how she went from corporate to entrepreneur. She shares the health benefits to learning the needle arts (knitting, crocheting, and other needlework) and explains that these activities provide the mind and body an opportunity to relax and refocus.
Pam believes saying “yes” to opportunities opens the most remarkable doors. As a local leader, she is no stranger to the importance of service to her community. She and Cynthia discuss how volunteering can provide everyone with important mentors and many experiences to grow as a leader and a mentor to others.
Welcome to Meaningful Mondays, the Community Foundation of Middlesex County’s (CFMC) podcast sharing stories of Good People Doing Great Things – Locally!
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Music credit: Inspiring Idea by Mixaund (https://mixaund.bandcamp.com/), downloaded through free-stock-music.com
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