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Perhaps it is the eyes of refugees that move you; perhaps it is humankind’s legacy of violence and greed; perhaps it is some purely personal experience. Whatever your motivation for making a positive difference, we wholeheartedly ask for your support.

Your donations allow us to continue our momentum and expand our initiatives, such as our education initiative, our travel-for-positive-change initiative, or our world-view expander. In fact, our current strategic plan includes over 14 new initiatives, similar to what you see on this web site, that wait for funding.

Our goal is the profound simplicity of encouraging a positive change in human awareness. Please help, no matter how small a donation you care to make. We are an unincorporated, non-profit association, designated by the IRS as a 501(c)(3) enterprise. We have no religious or political affiliation.

Here’s our link to PayPal:

Or, send your donations, payable to the Humanity Initiative to:

The Humanity Initiative

post office box 2488

Tisbury, Massachusetts 02568

USA

 

A further note on funding:  We also are looking for a few private individuals to provide major support for our initiatives. If you know of any candidates who would identify wholeheartedly with our ever more crucial mission of encouraging people to understand this planet as a common home, please let us know. This is, of course, one of the most tangible and important ways you can help us foster a world that fully respects the dignity of each life and harmony with this earth.

 

We would welcome the right individual as a full partner in addressing our strategic challenges, including the possible republication of our award-winning journal, humanity. We invite your recommendations and participation. Please contact us at this address: worldview@humanity.org. We will respond promptly and will hold all information in strict confidence. 

Thank you, on behalf of TeamHumanity, our dedicated volunteers and our common future.

 

Tony Balis, Tabi Jorden and the THI board of advisors