“What is a superhero?
They’re supposed to represent hope, opportunity, and strength for everybody.”
– Aldis Hodge
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“Intelligence is a privilege,
and it needs to be used for the greater good of people.”
– Dr. Octopus
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“Heroes are made by the path they choose, not the powers they are graced with.”
– Iron Man
Do you believe you are a Super Hero in your own special way?
Do others see you as a Super Hero?
Which Super Hero best describes your mental skills?
Let’s look at a beautiful blend of reality (our life journey) with fantasy (Super Heroes).
The common thread among Super Heroes; they have mental and physical abilities that are not possessed by mortals; but many people would love to possess them.
What if you could possess some of their mental or physical talents?
What if our current definition of Super Hero is flawed?
What if the definition of Super Hero to a:
- Person without food, was one meal a day?
- Person without clean water, was a safe bottle of water to drink?
- Person without access to education, was the privilege to attend educational classes?
Now, is it possible for you to see yourself as your own special Super Hero?
The simplest half of the equation, is the side with people in need.
There are needs in 1,000’s of situations, geographic locations, etc., that range from need for clean drinking water to access to low-cost / free mental health care to affordable / free health treatment for various diseases.
The tougher half of the equation, is the side where talented leaders are needed who genuinely want to be Super Heroes, to real people, in real life!
Helping isn’t easy. It was surprisingly much more difficult than I thought or many of you may think.
Why is it so difficult? I don’t fully know.
It appears there is a pie chart (many slices) of primary reasons why it is so difficult; ranging from idea generation to the implementation to the sustainability of any particular program.
One key difficulty is attracting money for social causes you’re trying to help with… that is, seldom do you have enough money to implement great social impact ideas and make them sustainable for long periods of time.
To help leaders with great ideas, passion and willingness to put in a little effort; but, don’t have enough money, we’ve developed a simple, yet significant, fundraising model that enables leaders to make significant social impact.
We’ve blended together an extremely successful corporate expense-saving model used by 90+ of the Fortune 500’s over the last 20 years, to save them $M’s (the highest was $51M) with our new Social Impact Fundraising Model.
A donation of at least 5% ($50,000 per $1M of realized savings) will be made directly from the corporations realizing the expense savings, to the Non-Profit of the contributing leader’s (your) choice. Your role as the leader is to identify companies that are interested in saving money and donating at least 5% to the your selected Non-Profit.
Non-Profits can also use our model and our teams’ talents (we have multiple teams that specialize in each unique expense category) to create new, significant donation streams from their current sponsors; or, use our fundraising model to attract new donating sponsors.
Yes; helping others is difficult! We just want to make it a little easier for holistic life leaders with the passion to change a part of the world they choose to improve!
Who changes the world? I believe it’s almost exclusively the Top-7%. They are the only ones with the Talent Portfolios and social consciences needed to actually implement significant positive social impact.
If you believe you’re one of these executives, we’d love to explore possible opportunities.
Get MAD! Get Making A Difference! ~ JR
