To be poor is to be hungry, to lack shelter and clothing, to be sick and not cared for, to be illiterate and not schooled. Nearly one half of the world’s population (3 billion people) live on less than $2.00 per day. In developed countries fewer than 5 percent of all children under age 5 are malnourished as contrasted to developing countries where as many as 50 percent are malnourished. Economic conditions, oppressive governments, social unrest, lack of business training, opportunity and access to capital have denied parents worldwide the opportunity to be self supporting.

“CHARITY IS INJURIOUS UNLESS IT HELPS THE RECIPIENT TO BECOME INDEPENDENT OF IT" -John D. Rockefeller. Jr.










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The Champions "Ticket" to the EndPovertyZONE was inspired while watching Super Bowl XLIII and seeing the Champion Cardinal’s quarterback Kurt Warner accept the NFL Walter Payton Man of the Year. The goal is to invite sports and other celebrities to help recruit 100,000 individuals and sports fans to champion a future with hope with livelihood loans for the hungry half of our world’s population that exist on less than $2 each day.