Safe America Flying Higher... in 2022

'COVID Conclusion Summit' Successful; Next Up: More Work to Do Good

This week's meeting at the Delta Flight Museum poked into what issues need attention. There were 6-7 that everyone agreed about. And, the common factor was to 'fight harder' to save lives.

Over 40 people heard how SafeAmerica and its 'WorldSafe Institute' is focusing on protecting children 'better' in school; helping veterans recover from injuries and mental stress; and, adding more help for disabled adults and children.

The non-profits that were present also felt 'good' about being partners and strategically 'thinking' tasks together. SFM Charities - which is moving from Puerto Rico to Atlanta - thanked SafeAmerica for offering offices in its Atlanta headquarters. And, adding fundraising and marketing skills - like SafeAmerica is doing for FODAC, Bigger Vision, MAP International, SBP, HISPI and Childspring International.

"We're going to make 2022 a good year," noted CEO Len Pagano. "Helping make America - and the World - safer is more understood today than ever before. We'll do all we can - to make lives longer - and to encourage people to do good to help others."

Pagano noted that new teams - such as ITSimple, New York Life and Iris - are now anticipating a major role. To learn more, non-profits and for-profits will be invited to attend future 'think tank' meetings. For reservation, call Lynda Johnson at (770)-973-SAFE or call Len Pagano on cell at (770)-509-7958.