Our Key 3 Values are:
1-Abundance. We believe that true abundance is available to everyone who is willing to learn and practice principles of abundance. We believe many honest, able, and industrious people desire greater abundance despite often overwhelming challenges. Our mission is to share knowledge, tools, and experiences for them to create abundance in their lives.
2-Sustainability. We belie
ve in providing help that is sustainable and strengthens existing economic systems, rather than undermining them. We build systems that are self-maintaining and improve, rather than break down, in the face of obstacles, challenges, and adverse circumstances. We evaluate every system by how well it is designed to endure.
3- Human Connection. We believe that person-to-person human connection allows both the receiver and the giver to benefit from humanitarian work. We see these relationships as long-term and mutually beneficial. We truly care about people and help only in ways that cannot cause harm. We believe in every person’s divine nature and find ways to learn from each other. Our Key Activities are:
• We work side-by-side with members of developing communities to build schools and libraries.
• We organize trips for families to create real human connections with members of developing
communities by working together on humanitarian projects and sharing principles of abundance.
• We mentor and support members of developing communities in applying principles of abundance.
• We provide mentoring and resources to entrepreneurs and small business owners in developing
communities to help them prosper while also giving back to their own communities.
• We facilitate classes and activities that help members of developing communities to understand
and experience principles of abundance.
• We create interactions between people in different countries, or with different languages, that
allow each of them to learn from each other and inspire abundance in everyone involved. Our Key Indicators for Success are:
Abundance: • Improved educational outcomes (testing, graduation, employment)
• Increased community resources and opportunities
• Increased sense of purpose and hope for the future (family savings, future planning, goals / dreams)
Sustainability: People development
• Systems that continue to work
after they are established and actually improve over time (water, electricity, maintenance, repairs)
• Increased numbers of successful business owners and skilled workers
Human Connection: Relationships continued between humanitarian workers and members of developing communities
• Perception by members of developing communities
• Resources and platforms for ongoing support and mentorship
