Just wanted to give you all a quick update on what’s been going on. I’ve been working on lining up some new Sing and Serve opportunities, talking with different places and seeing where we can bring this next. That part is coming along, and I’m excited about what’s ahead. At the same time, I’ve really been focusing on getting the YouTube channel set up so we can start sharing more of this journey and hopefully reach more people who feel called to do something like this. 👉 You can check it out here:https://www.youtube.com/@SingNServe One thing I’m going to start doing is heading out into the streets with some simple equipment and doing live, outdoor karaoke sessions — just to see who shows up, who joins in, and to invite others into what we’re building. The goal is simple:get people involved, get people smiling, and show that this is something anyone can do. I’ll be sharing those videos soon, and I’m excited to see where it goes. If you’ve ever thought about doing something like this in your own city… this is your sign. 💛 More to come soon. 🎤🌱

So... I'm actually calling places this week—first one tomorrow. Nervous, but hey, last gig someone cried during "My Way" and it was... actually kinda beautiful. No singing required here. We're just figuring out how to show up, smile, and maybe play a song or two. First real lesson drops Saturday: "How to make a killer playlist for folks who love Sinatra and hate tech." Stick around—I'll post updates, tips, maybe even a raw clip from whatever happens. If you're in (or just curious), hit "join" and say hi. We're building this together. —Adam

Yesterday was our second Sing and Serve at StoryPoint, and once again, it reminded me why this mission matters. There’s something powerful about walking into a room, setting up simple equipment, and watching music turn into connection. Smiles. Laughter. Participation. Moments that feel bigger than just a song. I put together a short video from the day so you can see what it looked like behind the scenes. And here’s something important:You don’t have to sing to be part of this. You can serve in so many ways: - Bake cupcakes or cookies - Bring flowers - Make small handmade gifts - Write cards - Simply show up and talk with someone - Help set up or support the event This is about bringing smiles to those who feel forgotten — through music and simple acts of kindness. If this resonates with you, please share Sing and Serve with friends and family who might feel called to do something meaningful like this. The more awareness we spread, the more lives we can touch. One song. One smile. One act of kindness at a time. 💛

I want to start this community in the simplest way possible. Sing and Serve exists because I believe singing can be a form of service.Not performance. Not perfection. Just presence. I’m starting this because I’m doing it myself — singing in public spaces, care centers, and places where music can bring comfort and connection. I don’t have all the answers. I’m learning as I go, and I wanted a place to walk that journey with others who feel drawn to the same thing. There’s no pressure here. - No requirement to sing. - No requirement to post. - No expectation to record or share publicly. Some of us will sing out loud.Some of us will sing quietly.Some of us are just finding the courage to begin. All of that belongs here. If you feel comfortable, you’re welcome to introduce yourself in the comments — or just say what drew you here. And if you’d rather just read and listen for now, that’s completely okay too. I’m grateful you’re here at the beginning.Let’s take this one song, one moment, one act of service at a time. 💛

A reminder for all of us today: you don’t have to be perfect to make an impact. Sometimes it’s one song. Sometimes it’s one smile. Sometimes it’s just showing up when you’re not sure how it will go. If you’re feeling nervous, unsure, or waiting until you feel “ready,” you’re not alone. Most meaningful moments start exactly that way. Howeve,r you’re able to serve today—through music, kindness, presence, or support—it matters more than you think. One step. One moment. One act of service at a time. 💛