OUTWARD STRATEGY
A part of any real wellness strategy must move beyond ourselves and reach a point where we can positively affect others. Our ability to provide assistance to persons or groups for the benefit of a greater good is important to all involved.
A large piece of the Plexiom strategy is to offer a method for our members to maximize the use of their existing social networks to share information on groups who are working very hard to improve the lives of others.
Regardless of your purposes for being a part of Plexiom – improving your health, becoming more productive in your job and life, or building a business – everything is affected by how you relate to those in your sphere of influence. Examples – Can you actually improve your health while your personal interactions are negative and stress driven? Can you build a business of any lasting quality if you approach your customers or associates with only a “what can I get out of this” attitude?
We’ve all seen or experienced where we can get too focused on ourselves alone. We want Plexiom to be a place where each person can contribute value and conversely receive value in portions able and needed. But as we receive our gains, it’s important to remember those who are not as fortunate. I think most have lived through challenging times in our own lives and can appreciate the assistance and encouragement given with the help of others.
Please take time now to review these recommended charitable operations and share as you can within your own means.
Thanks,
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We are always looking for new qualifying charities to include in this list, we would appreciate your suggestions.
CHARITY NOMINATIONS CLICK HERE
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Food for the Poor (FFP) ministers to spiritually renew impoverished people throughout Latin America and the Caribbean. Established in 1982, FFP’s goals are to improve the health, economic, social and spiritual conditions foo the men, women and children we serve. FFP raises funds and provides direct relief assistance to the poor, usually by purchasing specifically requested materials and distributing them through the churches and charity organizations already operating in areas of need. |
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Maggie’s Place was created by a group of Marine Corps spouses nine years ago, and those same women run the Fund today alongside other spouses from all services branches, retired service members, all of whom intimately know the needs of our military families. We have been by our injured and ill service members’ sides from day one, helping them as they navigate lengthy recoveries and rejoin their communities. MaggiesPlace.org |
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Act121.org is focused on living out the call to feed those who are hungry, provide relief to those who are thirsty and to share with others – our time, our gifts and our material benefits we have been so blessed to recieve. We invite others to join in this calling. |
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The 100 Club supports all city, county, state, federal and tribal public safety agencies, fire services, probation, corrections, parole and law enforcement departments who provide for the safety of the citizens of Arizona. Benefits and support are also extended to officers and firefighters who are called to active duty military while still employed by a qualified public safety agency.100club.org |
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Semper Fi Fund was created by a group of Marine Corps spouses nine years ago, and those same women run the Fund today alongside other spouses from all services branches, retired service members, all of whom intimately know the needs of our military families. We have been by our injured and ill service members’ sides from day one, helping them as they navigate lengthy recoveries and rejoin their communities. SemperFiFund.org |
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Thank you for your support of Wounded Warrior Project® through the Believe in Heroes® campaign. With your help, along with the help of retailers and brands across the country, more than $5.7 million was raised to support wounded servicemen, women, and their families. Don’t forget to check back this fall to participate in our 2015 Believe in Heroes campaign. |
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