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Hello All;
We Have created the 5 Million For Change / 5 Million Students For Change Campaign to mobilizea force of good that will sweep across the globe and create truesustainable CHANGE on every continent.
The 5 Million For Change Campaign...which began as a singledream in 2002 has grown into a multitude of people all over the worldunited by a single belief that TOGETHER we can make a massive impact onthe world.
We believe we can offer hope to anyone... We believe we can offer ahelping hand to those who need it... We believe we have the choice tocreate the kind of world we live in... We believe we can create a tidalwave of goodness that will carry everyone to a better place. We believeeach person has the power to create the life they envision.
What began as a mission to provide funding for charitable organizationsall around the world has turned into a movement of vast proportionsthat is growing explosively.
There is so much division and separation in our world. People areseparated by beliefs, by politics, by race, by religion… Thisseparation and division are the cause of most of the problems in ourworld today. People can't work together to solve problems because theyare too busy focusing on how they are different. The truth is thatpeople have many more similarities than differences.
The 5 Million For Change Campaign has reached beyond thedivide and united Christian, Jew, Muslim, Hindu, Buddhist, New Age,Atheist, Agnostic…We embrace Black, White, Indian, Asian, Hispanic… Wewelcome a vast array of political beliefs… We welcome all sexualidentities. We simply welcome PEOPLE – people who believe that bycombining our gifts and hearts to make a difference , we can have amassive impact on our world.
Our websites are a portal into all the divisions that comprise who weare. Now that you know our heart and goals, I hope you will explorewhat we offer here and find what resonates with you. Very few of ushave the resources to make a big difference on our own. But our smallefforts, combined with the small efforts of millions will create atidal wave of goodness that will sweep the globe.
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