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Season's Greetings the A.L.A. World Foundation Community! As we reflect on the past year, we are filled with gratitude for your unwavering support and partnership in our mission to unlock human potential and create a more awakened, sustainable society. Your dedication to our cause has been instrumental in driving positive change, both locally and globally. Looking ahead to 2025, we are excited about the opportunities that await us. We remain committed to fostering self-awareness, authenticity, and a balance of analytical and emotional intelligence to redefine the human experience in the 21st century. Through our Foundation, Social Relations Research Institute, Universal Human Sustainable & Economic Forum, and Philanthropic Impact Strategies divisions, we will continue to listen, co-create, and mobilize for systemic change. May this holiday season bring you joy, peace, and moments of reflection. We hope you find time to connect with your authentic self and those around you, embodying the kindness and intentionality that are at the core of our mission. Here's to a New Year filled with growth, impact, and meaningful experiences that serve the highest good of all humanity. Together, we will continue to create brief but powerful life experiences that ripple out to transform our world, one act of kindness at a time. Warm wishes, -The A.L.A. World Foundation/Non-Profit Work-Family

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Hi A.L.A. World Foundations Community! We are back with weekly motivational videos. We know today is not Tuesday but wanted to get this week's motivation out to you. Enjoy! This week's motivation quote comes from Margaret Mead. Margaret Mead's quote, "Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has," is widely recognized for its inspirational message about the power of collective action. Here are some insights into the quote: Empowerment and Agency: The quote emphasizes the potential of small groups to initiate significant change, suggesting that impactful movements often begin with a few dedicated individuals. This can be empowering for those who feel overwhelmed by the scale of global challenges, reinforcing the idea that their efforts can make a difference. Historical Context and Critique: While the quote is celebrated for its motivational value, some critics argue that large-scale changes typically involve the mobilization of millions rather than just small groups. Examples like Soup Kitchens and Charity Movements: Soup kitchens emerged in the United States around 1870 as part of the Charity Organization Movement. They became crucial during the Great Depression, providing immediate hunger relief with cheap, filling meals. This grassroots approach exemplifies how small groups can address urgent community needs, laying the foundation for modern food assistance programs. However, small groups also often play a crucial role in sparking these larger movements. Importance of Organization: Some interpretations highlight the necessity of organization alongside thoughtfulness and commitment. The addition of the word "organized" suggests that while passion and dedication are essential, structured efforts and clear strategies are crucial for sustaining change. Inspirational Legacy: Despite debates about its literal accuracy, the quote remains a powerful symbol of grassroots activism and the belief in the transformative power of committed individuals. It is frequently used in various contexts to inspire action and foster a sense of hope and possibility. In summary, Mead's quote serves as a reminder of the potential impact of small, dedicated groups, while also highlighting the importance of organization and collaboration in achieving lasting change no matter what size of the organization you serve. Thanks for your time. Take the time to learn more about?Margaret Mead's life work! The good, bad, and ugly. Sometimes when we look at the overall effects of individual work you can choose what you need. Let's embark on this Nonprofit Holistic Community-Centric Transformative Journey Together - connect with us to discover the keys to a more fulfilling Nonprofit Culture. Contact A.L.A. World Foundation at [email protected] for all of your Nonprofit Development needs, to book a discovery meeting today– where transformation meets community-centric collective change!

Let's embark on this Nonprofit Holistic Community-Centric Transformative Journey Together - connect with us to discover the keys to a more fulfilling Nonprofit Culture. Contact A.L.A. World Foundation at [email protected] for all of your Nonprofit Development needs, to book a discovery meeting today– where transformation meets community-centric collective change! #ALAWorldSocialRelationsResearchInstituteofHumanDevelopment #ALAWorldGlobalHumanSustainableandEconomicForum #ALAWorldHumanToHumanProject #ALAWorldHumanityAtItsBest #ALAWorldFemalesOfColorInfluencingSystems #ALAWorldFoundationSavvySuccessfulBlackBusinessWomen #ALAWorldFoundationFemaleOfColorInfluencingSystem #ALAWorldFoundationGlobalSavvySuccessfulBusiness #ALAPhilanthropicImpactStrategiesAndConsultancySolutions

A.L.A. World Foundation Community! We know today is not Tuesday but wanted to provide our Tuesday's Motivation Quote so we are posting it today! We are providing Quotes this month for four inclusive communities as follows: #NationalArabAmericanHeritageMonth, #CelebrateDiversityMonth, #AutismAcceptanceMonth, and #DeafHistoryMonth. Recap, last week we covered community leader Hala Moddelmog for National Arab American Heritage. This week will celebrate #AutismAcceptanceMonth and Tuesday's Motivation Quote comes from?Tito Mukhopadhyay, an is an author, poet, and speaker who gained recognition for his writings about his experiences living with autism. Quote: "I have come to believe that a person with autism can listen to the silence of the world and interpret its melodies in their own unique way." - Tito Mukhopadhyay About?Tito Mukhopadhyay: He was born in India in 1989 and was diagnosed with severe non-verbal autism at a young age. Despite facing significant communication challenges, Tito began to express himself through writing and painting. Tito's breakthrough came when he started working with Soma Mukhopadhyay (no relation), an educator who developed the Rapid Prompting Method (RPM), a communication technique that involves using prompts to help individuals with autism express themselves. With the help of RPM, Tito began to communicate his thoughts, feelings, and insights about the world around him. He gained international attention with his book "The Mind Tree: A Miraculous Child Breaks the Silence of Autism," published in 2003. In this memoir, Tito provided a rare glimpse into his inner world, describing his sensory experiences, his struggles with communication, and his unique way of perceiving the world. Tito's writings and poetry have been celebrated for their depth, insight, and emotional resonance. He has also been an advocate for understanding and acceptance of autism, challenging stereotypes and misconceptions about the condition. Tito's work has contributed to a greater understanding of the diversity of experiences within the autism community and has inspired many individuals with autism and their families. While Tito's contributions to the autism community have been significant, it's important to note that he has not been actively involved in the non-profit sector. Instead, his impact stems from his personal writings, poetry, and advocacy efforts, which have helped to raise awareness and promote acceptance of autism. Take the time to learn more about?Tito Mukhopadhyay's life work! Let's embark on this Nonprofit Holistic Community-Centric Transformative Journey Together - connect with us to discover the keys to a more fulfilling Nonprofit Culture. Contact A.L.A. World Foundation at?[email protected]?for all of your Nonprofit Development needs, to book a discovery meeting today– where transformation meets community-centric collective change!

Let's embark on this Nonprofit Holistic Community-Centric Transformative Journey Together - connect with us to discover the keys to a more fulfilling Nonprofit Culture. Contact A.L.A. World Foundation at [email protected] for all of your Nonprofit Development needs, to book a discovery meeting today– where transformation meets community-centric collective change! #ALAWorldSocialRelationsResearchInstituteofHumanDevelopment #ALAWorldGlobalHumanSustainableandEconomicForum #ALAWorldHumanToHumanProject #ALAWorldHumanityAtItsBest #ALAWorldFemalesOfColorInfluencingSystems #ALAWorldFoundationSavvySuccessfulBlackBusinessWomen #ALAWorldFoundationFemaleOfColorInfluencingSystem #ALAWorldFoundationGlobalSavvySuccessfulBusiness #ALAPhilanthropicImpactStrategiesAndConsultancySolutions

A.L.A. World Foundation Community! Tuesday's Motivation Quote so we are posting it today! We are providing Quotes this month for three inclusive communities as follows: National Arab American Heritage Month, Celebrate Diversity Month, Autism Acceptance Month, and Deaf History Month. Our Tuesday Motivation Quote this week will celebrate National Arab American Heritage Month comes from Hala Moddelmog, an Arab American who has served in various leadership roles in the non-profit sector, including as the President and CEO of the Atlanta Convention & Visitors Bureau: "Leadership is about bringing people together, inspiring and motivating them to do their best, and making a positive impact on the world around you." -Hala Moddelmog This quote is often used to inspire and remind leaders why they were chosen to lead! About Hala Moddelmog: Hala Moddelmog was born in Cairo, Egypt, to an Egyptian father and an American mother. She spent her early years in Egypt before moving to the United States. Moddelmog earned her bachelor's degree in marketing from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and later obtained an MBA from Georgia State University. She began her career in marketing and held executive positions at several major companies, including Church's Chicken, Arby's Restaurant Group, and Ciba Vision. She transitioned to the non-profit sector, bringing her extensive experience in business leadership to various organizations. She served as the President and CEO of Susan G. Komen for the Cure, one of the world's largest breast cancer organizations, from 2006 to 2011. In addition to her role at Susan G. Komen, Moddelmog has been actively involved in various community and non-profit organizations. She has served on the boards of directors for organizations such as the Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, the Georgia Aquarium, and Children's Healthcare of Atlanta. Moddelmog's leadership and contributions have been widely recognized. She has received numerous awards and honors, including being named one of Georgia Trend magazine's "100 Most Influential Georgians" and Atlanta Business Chronicle's "100 Most Influential Atlantans." Overall, Hala Moddelmog is respected for her dedication to both business success and philanthropy, and she continues to make a significant impact in the non-profit sector. Take the time to learn more about Hala Moddelmog's life work! Let's embark on this Nonprofit Holistic Community-Centric Transformative Journey Together - connect with us to discover the keys to a more fulfilling Nonprofit Culture. Contact A.L.A. World Foundation at [email protected] for all of your Nonprofit Development needs, to book a discovery meeting today– where transformation meets community-centric collective change!

Let's embark on this Nonprofit Holistic Community-Centric Transformative Journey Together - connect with us to discover the keys to a more fulfilling Nonprofit Culture. Contact A.L.A. World Foundation at [email protected] for all of your Nonprofit Development needs, to book a discovery meeting today– where transformation meets community-centric collective change! #ALAWorldSocialRelationsResearchInstituteofHumanDevelopment #ALAWorldGlobalHumanSustainableandEconomicForum #ALAWorldHumanToHumanProject #ALAWorldHumanityAtItsBest #ALAWorldFemalesOfColorInfluencingSystems #ALAWorldFoundationSavvySuccessfulBlackBusinessWomen #ALAWorldFoundationFemaleOfColorInfluencingSystem #ALAWorldFoundationGlobalSavvySuccessfulBusiness #ALAPhilanthropicImpactStrategiesAndConsultancySolutions

A.L.A. World Foundation Community! We did not want to miss out on Tuesday's Motivation Quote so we are posting it today! We are providing Quotes this month for Women HerStory Month of March. Our Tuesday Motivation Quote comes from Eleanor Roosevelt who was not only the First Lady of the United States but also a prominent advocate for human rights and women's rights: "A woman is like a tea bag - you can't tell how strong she is until you put her in hot water." - Eleanor Roosevelt This quote is often used to inspire women to recognize their strength and resilience, particularly in challenging circumstances.. About First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt: Eleanor Roosevelt, the wife of President Franklin D. Roosevelt, was a remarkable figure in her own right, known for her tireless advocacy for human rights and social justice. As the longest-serving First Lady of the United States, she redefined the role, using her position to champion causes close to her heart. Throughout her life, Eleanor was a vocal advocate for women's rights, racial equality, and the rights of workers and the underprivileged. She was instrumental in the drafting of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and played a key role in shaping the social and political landscape of her time. Her legacy continues to inspire generations of activists and advocates around the world. Take the time to learn more about Eleanor's life work! Let's embark on this Nonprofit Holistic Community-Centric Transformative Journey Together - connect with us to discover the keys to a more fulfilling Nonprofit Culture. Contact A.L.A. World Foundation at [email protected] for all of your Nonprofit Development needs, to book a discovery meeting today– where transformation meets community-centric collective change! #ALAWorldSocialRelationsResearchInstituteofHumanDevelopment #ALAWorldGlobalHumanSustainableandEconomicForum #ALAWorldHumanToHumanProject hashtag #ALAWorldHumanityAtItsBest #ALAWorldFemalesOfColorInfluencingSystems #ALAWorldFoundationSavvySuccessfulBlackBusinessWomen #ALAWorldFoundationFemaleOfColorInfluencingSystem #ALAWorldFoundationGlobalSavvySuccessfulBusiness #ALAPhilanthropicImpactStrategiesAndConsultancySolutions

Let's embark on this Nonprofit Holistic Community-Centric Transformative Journey Together - connect with us to discover the keys to a more fulfilling Nonprofit Culture. Contact A.L.A. World Foundation at [email protected] for all of your Nonprofit Development needs, to book a discovery meeting today– where transformation meets community-centric collective change! #ALAWorldSocialRelationsResearchInstituteofHumanDevelopment #ALAWorldGlobalHumanSustainableandEconomicForum #ALAWorldHumanToHumanProject #ALAWorldHumanityAtItsBest #ALAWorldFemalesOfColorInfluencingSystems #ALAWorldFoundationSavvySuccessfulBlackBusinessWomen #ALAWorldFoundationFemaleOfColorInfluencingSystem #ALAWorldFoundationGlobalSavvySuccessfulBusiness #ALAPhilanthropicImpactStrategiesAndConsultancySolutions