Harry Chapin encouraged all of us to "Do something." Circle!, a free, quarterly on-line newsletter, presents ideas for social action, especially with the fight against hunger in the U.S. and around the world. Circle! is produced in its entirety by a volunteer staff. To subscribe, send an email with the word Subscribe in the subject line to circleteam@hotmail.com

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Hunger Awareness Day Provides Initial Opportunity to "Do Something"

This day marks an opportunity for the diverse array of non-profit organizations, religious congregations, committed public officials, individual citizens and the media to unify their efforts and bring attention and increased awareness to the lasting problems of hunger and food insecurity that afflict 35 million Americans.

Alabama Soup Kitchen
Dishes Out More Than Food

Faced with the awesome challenge of feeding and aiding the homeless and needy in her community, Sharon Walker chose to do something.

Citizens and Letter Carriers Gear Up for May 14th National Food Drive

The National Association of Letter Carriers will team up with America's Second Harvest food banks and the United Way on Saturday, May 14th in hopes of raising a record amount of non-perishable food items to help fight hunger in America.

Tom Chapin Wins
Third Grammy

Tom received the award in February for his narration of the story "The Train They Call The City of New Orleans."

Goat Tales

Like me, I'm sure many of you have often pondered the mysteries of slow-moving things.

Connecticut School's
Concert Series
"Remembers When
the Music"

The power of music to move people to action and to make a difference has long been apparent to most Chapin fans, but are benefit concerts pretty much a thing of the past?

Circle! Seeks Volunteer
Writers: Join Us and
Make a Difference!

Were you inspired by Harry and are you looking for a fun, creative way to make a difference?

Fan Fare:
Pat Carroll

Pat Carrol remembers when Harry Chapin taught her that win or lose, commitment to something greater than one's self is what really makes life worthwhile.

Fan Fare:
Charlotte Diamond

Charlotte Diamond doesn't use her music to change the world — just her corner of it.

Second Annual
Reader Survey

Take our two-minute reader survey and you just might take home a CD recording of a live Harry Chapin concert

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