The Make a Difference Foundation

 

The Make a Difference Foundation

 

Make – to cause to happen or exist. To bring into being, create or fashion. To cause to be or become. To cause to assume a specified function or role. To compel. To carry out, engage, or perform. To formulate in the mind. To arrive at. To acquire, gain or earn. To achieve, attain. To set in order, prepare. To provide. To grow or develop into. To amount to in importance. To institute, establish or enact.

 

Difference – the quality, state, or degree of being different. Disagreement or controversy or the cause of one.

 

Different – having dissimilarities, unlike. Separate, distinct, or varied. Differing from others, unusual.

 

Foundation – the act of founding or state of being founded. The basis for which something stands or is supported. An endowment fund. An institution supported by an endowment.

 

Found – to establish (e.g. a college) often with funds to permit continuation and maintenance. To establish the basis of.

 

The Make a Difference Foundation is an organization created and developed to develop, create, promote, foster and support change within an individual or organization for the express benefit of creating peace and harmony within the world.

 

This organization would focus on the developing with in individuals or organization the skills and confidence they would need in order to institute positive change within the world which we live within.

 

Let’s face the facts; our government is not in the business of creating citizens that are empowered to make a difference in their life and the life of others.

 

Too many individuals are stuck in the quagmire called life with no hope, no faith, no trust, no belief, no love, no peace, no harmony, no joy, and no happiness.

 

Most people do not know how to go about instituting change in their life which will directly benefit them and the world which they live within.

What would our world be if we all loved our neighbor as our self, lived our life with compassion and sympathy of others, looked forward to serving, giving and humbling our self to others and for others?

 

How much better would our world be if we did not judge one another on our material possessions, external appearances, race, color, creed, or age, but rather we accepted each other and reveled and acknowledged our differences?

 

What if instead of working to achieve, accomplish, acquire, develop, and grow we worked together for the benefit and good of one another?

 

Sound like Utopia?

 

You say it could never happen?

 

Wrong!

 

It is really quite simple.

 

It can be summed up in one word.