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The Charities We SupportWhy is the Conscious Relationship Summit Donating All Proceeds to Charity?
Families, the cornerstone of society, are at risk today
because most people don't have the skills needed to create and sustain
successful relationships. While people continue to seek a fulfilling life
partnership, they are not clear about how to do so.
Singles and couples are afraid of relationship failure and indeed North American
statistics indicate that roughly 45 - 55% of all marriages will end in divorce.
Most first born children are born to single parents. Statistically, children
from single parent homes face more challenges in life. They have more behavioral
problems, are more likely to drop out of school and become involved with illegal
substances. Many live at, or below the poverty level.
Blended families are also the norm nowadays and both parents and children
struggle to adapt to their new paradigm - many unsuccessfully.
How can you help? Relationship education and support is greatly needed for
families, children, singles and couples. Your participation in the Conscious
Relationship Summit will help make a difference in people's lives, by supporting
organizations that work directly with families and children, helping them create
a better life.
All Summit net proceeds go to charities that directly benefit children and
families in need. The following is a complete list of charities supported by the
2009 Conscious Relationship Summit.
If you would like to make a bonus donation to any of these organizations, your
contribution would be very welcome. Simply indicate the amount you would like to
contribute directly to the Charity of your choice during the registration
process. This amount will be added to your registration fee.
The live Summit, March 30-April 3, 2009 generated $5,865.00 donated to the following organizations.
Infant Crisis Services (ICS) believes that every baby and toddler deserves
life's basic necessities. We supply life-sustaining formula and food as well as
diapers and clothing for babies and toddlers in time of crisis. ICS employees
and volunteers provide education, emotional support, and guidance to the
families we are privileged to serve. Each individual is treated with compassion,
respect and without judgment. ICS serves as a link to connect families with
other helping agencies in addition to programs leading to self-sufficiency. As
responsible stewards, we are loyal to our mission while serving the last, least
and littlest. Since our inception in 1984, we have provided food, diapers,
clothing, and hope for more than 100,000 babies and toddlers.
Listen to an interview with Infant Crisis
Services  Rescue Task Force 864 North Second Street Suite 340 El Cajon, CA 92021 tel: (619) 328-6511 fax: (619) 334-0946 info@rescuetaskforce.org http://www.rescuetaskforce.org
Rescue Task Force was founded in 1988 to provide volunteer medical teams,
medical supplies and clinics, humanitarian aid and livestock to remote, isolated
regions of the globe. Working primarily in hazardous, and often in conflictive,
zones the organization has delivered over fifty medical teams to the Central
America countries of Nicaragua, Honduras, and El Salvador and has nine literacy
learning centers for women in Central Afghanistan. Rescue Task Force works to
alleviate suffering and provide developmental aid to those who have been
marginalized by geography or economic deprivation. We also respond rapidly with
medical and other immediate aid to victims of man-made and natural disasters
world-wide.
Listen to an interview with Rescue Task Force  Child Family Health International 995 Market Street Suite 1104 San Francisco, CA 94103 tel: (866) 345-4674 fax: (415) 840-0486 info@cfhi.org http://www.cfhi.org/web/index.php Founded in 1992, Child Family Health International (CFHI) is a global family of committed professionals and students who work at the grassroots level to promote the health of the world community. CFHI fosters learning and service; works to achieve sustainable solutions in healthcare services and disease prevention; emphasizes respect and understanding across cultures; facilitates the sharing of medical resources, knowledge and experience; and gives priority to underserved communities. CFHI works at 17 sites in six countries with over 250 partners and has enrolled students from over 35 countries, with over 4,500 alumni to date. Our Recover program has transported more than $8 million worth of recovered medical supplies and equipment to underserved and disaster-stricken communities throughout the world. Listen to an interview with CFHI  The Olive Branch for Children 14-3650 Langstaff Rd., # 377, Woodbridge, Ontario, Canada, L4L 9A8 info@theolivebranchforchildren.org http://theolivebranchforchildren.org
The principal objectives of The Olive Branch for Children ["The Olive Branch"]
are to provide relief for orphans in the Country of Tanzania who suffer from
Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome ("AIDS"), or who have the HUMAN
Immunodeficiency Virus ("HIV"), or whose parents have died or suffered from
AIDS. The objectives of The Olive Branch for Children include the improvement
of education and access to education for Tanzanian youths, through our
Montessori initiative and our other education programs, including our HIV/AIDS
educational drama group. In addition, The Olive Branch for Children provides
life-saving medical care services to communities that would otherwise not have
access to medical care. Self-sustainability is another central focus of The
Olive Branch for Children. The Malaika Designs project and the newly formed
Agricultural Cooperatives in the village of Kajunjumele, located on the Usangu
Plains are examples of projects dedicated to helping Tanzanians achieve
self-sustainability.
The ZION Home is truly the pinnacle of care for HIV children. Representatives from other HIV/AIDS organizations visited the Zion Home in 2006 and found the level of care offered is the "best in Tanzania and probably the best in sub-Saharan Africa." Listen to an interview with Olive Branch  YouthBuild USA 58 Day Street P.O. Box 440322 Somerville, MA 02144 tel: (617) 623-9900 fax: (617) 623-4331 onlinedonations@youthbuild.org http://www.youthbuild.org Since our founding in 1990, YouthBuild USA has guided the development of the national YouthBuild network of more than 226 local programs that act in collaboration to improve their outcomes and impact. The mission of YouthBuild USA is to unleash the intelligence and positive energy of low-income youth to rebuild their communities and their lives. YouthBuild USA seeks to join with others to help build a movement toward a more just society in which respect, love, responsibility, and cooperation are the dominant unifying values, and sufficient opportunities are available for all people in all communities to fulfill their own potential and contribute to the well-being of others. Listen to an interview with YouthBuild  |
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"It has been my pleasure to partner with David Steele and Frankie Doiron of Relationship Coaching Institute for their Conscious Relationship Summit, as well as their instrumental role in organizing a partnership to support our participants to have even more successful placements overseas. Their professionalism, hard work, integrity, and commitment to service resulted in a very successful event that touched many lives all over the world and raised much-appreciated funds for Child Family Health International."
"The Conscious Relationship Summit was an outstanding event which raised significant funds for The Olive Branch for Children and other worthwhile charities. It was our pleasure to work with David Steele and Frankie Doiron of Relationship Coaching Institute in connection with their presentation of that Summit. We admire their dedication, professionalism and creativity in putting together that outstanding fundraising event and thank them for including this charity as a beneficiary of their admirable efforts. Good job and thank you!"