A friend of mine made me aware of her latest project to use her voice and her time to make the world a better place. She is in the process of trying to secure a $250,000 grant to bring her program Definitive Voices to television to help non-profit, organizations and agencies bring positive changes to the world by educating people through it’s program about issues and solutions. Why can’t television be used to build people up instead of tearing them down through sarcasm, pranks, or other destructive means?
In any case, Jessica Angelique who is on Twitter as @DefinitveVoices and as @Jesicaangelique is a person who shines a light on organizations and non-profits that help people better the world through better living conditions, better self-esteem, and through building people up, one person at a time. She is a strong voice for cancer-livestrong organization, for children, clean water, self-esteem & empowerment, and for foster care. She is an author and a speaker; and, she is not afraid to connect to people who are in the position to effectively make changes that open the doorway to a better life for thousands of people everyday. She puts her money where her mouth is and donates money to help children in foster care.
She needs your help to win this grant. Pepsi is running a voting contest and you can go here to register and vote to help her to implement her vision in a large way; should she win the vote. http://www.refresheverything.com/definitivevoices Once you arrive there, at the bottom of the screen there will be a sign in spot. Sign in by entering an email and create a password. She is entered to win the $250,000 category to educate. Please help. Lives will be changed and improved and children will especially be blessed.
Jessica has connections with people from all over the globe who are like minded; it will be a powerful television show. Again I say, why can’t television be used to build people up instead of tearing them down? Be a vessel of empowerment…please register and vote daily until the 28th of February, 2010. It is very important to do this; you won’t be sorry that you took the time to do so!
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