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Erin Neves

Culture & Communications Intern, Spring 2013
Member Since 2013

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Flashback Friday: Volunteering From the Heart Two Decades Ago

By: Erin Neves eneves

Apr 26 2013
Volunteerism is a cornerstone of the Southwest Spirit, and has been since the Company’s beginning.  Whenever the communities we serve have been in need, our Warriors have joined together across the nation to give from the heart.  As the subsequent photographs show, our Employees’ Servant’s Hearts have beat loudly for quite some time—and take a close look!  You never know who... read more

Going Green: Five Items in Your Garage You Should Recycle

By: Erin Neves eneves

Apr 23 2013
According to a recent study, 75 percent of our nation’s garages are too full to hold cars.  Many of us have an overabundance of stuff that could use a good sifting through.  But wait!  Before you toss out those items, read below to see if they can be reused or recycled.Cables and cords. From extension cords to jumper cables, it’s amazing how garages tend to accumulate them.... read more

Learning the Southwest Way at RMH Houston

By: Erin Neves eneves

Apr 10 2013
Recently, I received an offer I couldn’t refuse.    Lori Skinner, responsible for maintaining Southwest’s relationship with the Ronald McDonald House, invited me and Fellow Intern Elly Jurgensen to accompany her to the Houston House to serve dinners to the families who stay there.  I immediately accepted, and that day, I learned the true meaning of a Servant’s Heart. You... read more

Going Green: The Little Seedlings That Could

By: Erin Neves eneves

Apr 09 2013
My Dad is my hero.  Beyond putting my needs before his each day, he is a figure of success, has proudly served our country, and taught me early on that, although it is important to memorialize our nation’s past, we must also work to celebrate its future.   This year’s Arbor Day is on April 26, and it is an opportunity for Americans to make their community and country (and Planet... read more

Going Green: Diggin’ into National Garden Month

By: Erin Neves eneves

Apr 02 2013
We have all heard that “April showers bring May flowers,” but did you know that the month of April is actually National Garden Month?  What makes gardening so great is that you don't have to be a pro to give it a go, or even do the gardening where you live!  Here are four ideas to help you celebrate this month—including some details on what our Fellow Co-Hearts are doing!Start a... read more

Going Green: Ladies in Green—Three Women Who Have Improved Our Planet

By: Erin Neves eneves

Mar 26 2013
With passion and courage, many American women have taught us that when we join together to advocate for change, we can advance our mutual well-being and strengthen the fabric of our Nation.  As Women’s History Month comes to a close, I thought it only sensible to recognize several of the many brilliant American women that have defended our Planet. Rachel Carson (1907-1964) A well-known... read more

Going Green: How to Give Your Home Repair Leftovers a Second Life

By: Erin Neves eneves

Mar 19 2013
Warmer temperatures are creeping into the weather forecasts and before you know it, it will be time to take care of those pesky home repairs you meant to do last year. Whether you are replacing your roof or remodeling a room in your home, there is one constant rule—when something new goes in, something old must be tossed out.  Take a look at these unknown recyclables hidden among your home... read more

Going Green: Thinking Green on Your Spring Break Getaway

By: Erin Neves eneves

Mar 12 2013
Spring Break is fast approaching, the kids are almost out of school, and you’re desperate for a vacation. Check out these five tips to go Green on your upcoming vacation—without the hassle. Purchase reusable containers for your beauty products instead of the convenience-sized containers at the drug store.  On your next trip, you can just refill them with your usual products—and you’re... read more

Going Green: 5 Items You Had No Idea Were Recyclable

By: Erin Neves eneves

Mar 05 2013
Ever feel like your house is cluttered enough to be featured on TLC’s Hoarders<http://tlc.howstuffworks.com/tv/hoarding-buried-alive>?  I’ll admit, I am often guilty of keeping unwanted and unused items for fear of tossing them in the garbage.  What if there was a way to repurpose your random knick knacks for good?  Check out these five options for products I’m sure you have... read more

Going Green: Penny Pinchin’ in the Kitchen

By: Erin Neves eneves

Feb 26 2013
A majority of my early childhood memories consist of sitting on the kitchen counter watching my parents cook exquisite meals together.   As I grew older, I slowly became more involved in their food adventures—something that served me well throughout college—and I developed my own love of food and cooking.  I have now graduated from school and relocated to Dallas, but my favorite... read more