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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For Bruce Springsteen,
"Do Something" Means
Many Things

Bruce Springsteen remembers when Harry Chapin doggedly pursued him everywhere — from recording studio lobbies to hotel courtyards — to enlist his support in the fight against hunger.

The Beat of
a Different
Drummer:
An Interview
with Jim Chapin

The musical patriarch of the Chapin family proves the old saying that people are products of their childhoods.

Students Use Pocket Change to Make a Big Difference

Cancer Patient Cites Harry's Message as Key to Survival

When Don Boland recalls the time he was coaxed into going to see Harry Chapin perform in New Brunswick, NJ, in 1980, he can't help but think about the impact that event had on him much later in life.

Goat Tales

I remain skeptical that humans are the intelligent specie.

Satinwood, Howard Fields and Al Stewart in Concert to Benefit KIDS Can Make a Difference

Net proceeds from the concert will benefit KIDS Can Make a Difference, a program of WHY (World Hunger Year), that is celebrating its 11th anniversary this year.

LUNCH for WHY

Harry Chapin -
Freedom of Choice

Chapin was tired when I sat down with him three hours before the
show at Guelph University.

The Cat's
in the Cradle...

I feel the pain of the lyrics because it is my pain, it is my father's pain, and it will be my son's. This is my legacy.

Long Island Songwriters Plan "Sequel" Benefit Tribute Concert

For the second consecutive year, a group of Long Island singer-songwriters will pay tribute to Harry Chapin in a free concert benefiting two of the non-profit, anti-hunger organizations he co-founded.

Readers Share Thoughts
in Second Annual
Circle! Survey

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