by Mark Mazzone | Apr 23, 2021 | Pride, The People Behind Veriily, Verilly, Words From The Veriily Family
Silence. It can be as loud as a group of people screaming, just as powerful as a hammer in the mind of a victim – a victim because of who they are. Silence that keeps the good at bay. Endless. Constant. Terrifying. On this day, we acknowledge those who have been...
by Tracy LaFon | Mar 17, 2021 | COVID-19, Current and Timely, Family and Lifestyle, Mental Health, The People Behind Veriily, Words From The Veriily Family
I am tired; people are tired; professions are struggling, and society is wearily discontented. It has been a long, difficult year. Most of us just did what we were supposed to do, what we had to do, and continued on trying as if nothing had changed (daily life –...
by Mark Mazzone | Nov 12, 2020 | Current and Timely, The People Behind Veriily, Words From The Veriily Family
Reflecting on this Veterans Day, I can only give a profound thank you to those who have served and continue to do so. The statement “promises kept and promises made” has significant meaning, especially today as I recognize the lineage of veterans in my own...
by Tracy LaFon | Oct 21, 2020 | Family and Lifestyle, The People Behind Veriily, Verilly, Words From The Veriily Family
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and the Pink Ribbon campaign is visible at every turn. We here at FoundersTap and our sponsoring company Veriily have devoted space in our social media this month to recognize the deep impact breast cancer and the fight to find...
by Mark Mazzone | Jul 17, 2020 | Equality, Pride, The People Behind Veriily
“You don’t know what you’re capable of until you’re put in that situation.” That is something that I said to my best friend, currently serving in the US Air Force, during one of our many daily conversations. There’s quite a bit of truth to that statement especially...
by Robel Tekeste | Jun 8, 2020 | The People Behind Veriily
“Help me understand.” Those were my words in an internal Veriily group discussion thread just days after the George Floyd protestors took to the streets. I am a white, middle-class woman who has always felt that I didn’t see color, I needed to question...
