Molly inspires audiences to be the best they can be —

to lighten up and live!

Through inspirational and spit-coffee funny stories, interactive exercises and humor, she engages, entertains and educates.

She has successfully combined her background in business with her experience in sketch comedy and improvisation to create one-of- a-kind keynotes, workshops and customized projects for her clients.

Her trademark observational humor serves to connect and engage audiences. Clients such as Kaiser Permanente, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Life Touch, the Rainforest Café, The Smithsonian Institution, U. S. Banks, just to name a few, have used Molly to open conferences, emcee events, write customized material and deliver keynotes and workshops.

Molly helps her audiences to find more laughter and joy in everything they do resulting in higher productivity and greater personal happiness. Oh, and she’s really easy and fun to work with. which makes life for a meeting planner—just a little bit easier.

What Does Caring Look Like?

Is it written in the crinkles of a smile dancing in the corners of the eyes? Is it a silent, tender glance? Or is it more exuberant and spontaneous?
We’re teaming up with Kodak to get the whole, beautiful picture of caregiving in America. We want to see the faces of caring in your community—every gorgeous one of them. Young, old. Family, friends, and strangers. Paid, volunteer, or just doing what comes naturally. In-home, hospital, or hospice; schools, assisted living, and shelters.

Look for them, capture them, and send them to us.  We’ll make a montage to celebrate these quiet heroes and show them to the song Caring by Megan McDonough!

But wait there’s More...Prizes!

Kodak has been helping the world tell their personal stories for 130 years, and now they want to help you tell yours, with state of the art photo gear like video cameras, digital cameras and digital picture frames. If your photo is selected, you could win!

We don’t have a lot of heavy handed rule-rules, but we do have some guidelines:  

• Be creative.  Your picture should tell a story of caregiving, and that covers a wide range.  So think about how you can show us a little snippet from the big picture, one we might not necessarily have thought about.

• Photos should be submitted as a jpeg.

• We’ll need a signature of release from the people in the photo.  You can download the form here:

• By submitting, you warranty that you are the creator and legal owner of the photo and all its rights.

• By submitting, you are granting us permission to use your photo in our montage without regard to compensation.

Submission deadline is March 1st, 2010.

Send comepleted Consent Form and your photo as a JPEG attachment to: Caringphotos10@gmail.com