The final three days of the visit of We Care for Humanity (WCH) Founder and President, Ms. Maria Amor, in Indonesia, proved to be one that is jubilant and nostalgic at the same time. Ms. Maria Amor was recently conferred Doctor of Divinity by STT Hagiasmos.Taking advantage of being officially appointed Head Representative in California, USA of The World Peace Committee Ms. Amor was able to visit Bantar Gebang, Bekasi, where more than 10 million tons of trash is dumped on a landfill area owned by the city government of Bantar Gebang, Bekasi.

As a bonus however, Ms. Maria Amor was able to visit the Menteng Dalam administrative village of the Tebet subdistrict in South Jakarta, where a young Barry Sotero, as he was known then, in the 3rd grade at the Besuki school here, grew up from 1967 to 1971. Today, that young boy Barry is no other than President Barack Obama, the 44th President of the the United States of America.

As it is famously known, Obama, a Christian who was born in Hawaii, moved to Indonesia as a 6-year-old and lived with his mother, Stanley Ann Dunham, and Indonesian stepfather, Lolo Soetoro.In October 1967, Obama and his mother moved to Jakarta to rejoin his stepfather from Hawaii. The family initially lived in a newly built neighborhood in the Menteng Dalam, South Jakarta for two and a half years. From January 1968 to December 1969, Obama's mother taught English, while Obama attended the Indonesian-language Santo Fransiskus Asisi (St. Francis of Assisi) Catholic School around the corner from their house for 1st, 2nd, and part of 3rd grade. And now as they say, the rest is history.

In his own 2010 visit here, President Barack Obama said "Because Indonesia is made up of thousands of islands, hundreds of languages, and people from scores of regions and ethnic groups, my times here helped me appreciate the humanity of all people." Obama reminisced about living in a small house with a mango tree out front, and learning to love his adopted home while flying kites, running along paddy fields, and catching dragonflies.

On the other hand, accompanied by Mrs. Rani, the school principal, Imron Ichsan, WCH-Indonesia PR/Legal Director, and Tommy Karwur, WCH-Indonesia President, Ms. Amor on their way to Pres. Obama’s childhood house beamed proudly, “This opportunity to have seen in person and actually see the streets, the houses and school where the President actually lived, albeit short period of time, is both surreal and awesome. It just strengthen my resolve that great people are made and destiny has some rewards for people with great heart, bold spirit and sharp mind. It is an honor at the same time to be able to see the actual residence where President Obama lived once in his lifetime.” The school kept young boy Barry’s chair for posterity in the school’s museum.

Right after the visit, Ms. Maria Amor prepared to head for Manila, where she again was scheduled to continue her chosen vocation, to be a humanitarian to those who need a little help and a little care. And just like President Barack Obama, Ms. Maria Amor will continue to inspire the young and the old, the rich and the poor, to do good not for themselves, but for others. And that’s where the same narrow road is taken by great people like them.

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Los Angeles, CALIFORNIA August 7, 2013 – We Care for Humanity (WCH) Vice President Ms. Emily “Em” Roberts qualifies as one of the Finalists vying for this year’s Fernando Award, which is the highest award for volunteerism in the San Fernando Valley and is supported by the Valley Chambers of Commerce, other civic and philanthropic organizations, along with private individuals and corporations located in the San Fernando Valley.

Fernando Awards boasts of notable and known personalities in the fields of government, private sector, academe, medical, diplomacy and others. The last to be recognized by this highly prestigious award is Joel M. Simon, who is the 54th recipient of the Fernando Award. The last gala dinner and selection took place on September 21st, 2012 at the Warner Center Marriott. Past recipients include Gary M. Thomas and Rafer Johnson. 

In her qualification as one of the Finalists for this year, Ms. Roberts, is a visionary, challenge-driven, successful professional/leader in both academic and community arenas. She is a Natural and persuasive communicator recognized among colleagues for keen ability to energize and inspire individuals to work toward achieving a common goal. Ms. Em, as she is fondly called by her peers and colleagues, is a Passionate business leader devoting her last 20 years to providing a stimulating and thought-provoking business chambers of commerce environment to empower business people and consumers to make prudent decisions in their current role in the economy. She is Creative and resourceful professional with a track record of directing and/or playing a contributory role in major civic programs and interacting with media representatives. In addition, she is a career professional and businesswoman who has achieved great heights in various business fields and endeavors.  EM is the epitome of one who has succeeded against all odds.  A respected business leader, trusted professional and an admired philanthropist, she is a clear testament to the triumph of faith and determination.

Above all, Ms. Roberts prides herself as the Vice President for Care for Humanity, which is a 501 (c)(3)non-profit organization whose mission is to promote international relations by providing free education through live streaming technologies to far-flung areas globally, and to provide hopes and aspirations to underserved and disadvantaged women, youth and children internationally. For support and membership, visit www.wecareforhumanity.com.

“Ms. Roberts truly deserves this latest accolade in her already long-list of achievements as a businesswoman and a community leader. She is truly an embodiment of what an honest and honorable public official should be. Her moral ascendancy is beyond reproach.,” comments Maria Amor, who is the Founder and President of We Care for Humanity. “She inspired and helped a lot of people as much as she could. On a personal note, she treated me as her own family. I consider her as my second mother, a sister, a confidant, and a business partner. With our combined strengths, we can do wonders not for ourselves, but for others, as we both believe that caring for others is the highest form of caring for humanity.,” testified Ms. Amor. 


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Email: marco@wecareforhumanity.org


WE CARE FOR HUMANITY OFFICE IN VENTURA RECEIVES
DONATION IN KIND FROM ISAAC HANNA
– THE CELEBRITY LOCKSMITH

Los Angeles, CALIFORNIA August 7, 2013 – We Care for Humanity (WCH) Founder and President Ms. Maria Amor receives a donation in kind from Isaac Hanna by way of sponsorship of all the installation of high-end door-locking system in the WCH office in Ventura Blvd., Tarzana California. WCH Vice President Em Roberts was on hand to witness the donation in kind.

“It is just amazing that on one call, he is there to lend a helping hand to us. We are just so thankful to have Isaac Hanna, an avid supporter of We Care for Humanity, who is always willing to share his talents by performing for free for good causes that we regularly hold since we started two years ago.,” cheerfully said by Ms. Amor during Mr. Hanna’s visit. “On the other hand, it is I who totally admire the humanitarian side of Maria Amor and her endless pursuit of programs and projects for their chosen beneficiaries in We Care for Humanity. As long as I am here, she can always depend on me and my talents to assist in their humanitarian mission. WCH is unbelievably wonderful, it just so deserves all our help and support,’ gazed Mr. Hanna.

Known to many as the “Celebrity Locksmith,” Isaac Hanna, boasts of an impeccable service and unmatched locksmith talents. Among his regular clientele are celebrity homes in Beverly Hills and big companies Hollywood areas. He maintains a good number of highly-satisfied customers in Los Angeles and the Valley.

Isaac began his long music career at age 13 back in Israel, where he received a scholarship to study piano under Augostine Lama and soon became a church organist and a revered high school teacher. And after nearly 25 years in performing at the Beverly Hills Hotel, the Beverly Wilshire, the Marina City Club, and other high-end venues, Isaac continues to amaze his followers as a keyboardist, pianist, accordionist, dancer and soloist. Isaac specializes in ethnic music (Italian, French, Greek, Armenian, Israeli, Spanish, Middle Eastern, Hungarian, and Russian). His most-requested repertoire also includes American Standards, classical, pop, and Broadway show tunes. His website is http://www.isaachanna.com.

Isaac just arrived in the Valley, accompanied by his sister from Florida, Anna Azabi, and his girlfriend, Jacline Mauroud, from France. Anna is a writer-celebrity on her own rights, having written books about drug-addiction that WCH plans to promote at end of this year.

We Care for Humanity, a non-profit organization whose mission is to provide free education through live streaming technologies to far-flung areas globally, and to provide hopes and aspirations to underserved and disadvantaged women, youth and children internationally.

Incidentally, WCH Founding President Ms. Maria Amor was recently appointed as the Head Representative in California, USA of The World Peace Committee, an International peace organization. Ms. Amor is headed to Ambong, Maluku Province in Indonesia to be the guest speaker at the Spices Convention at the middle of August. For support and membership, visit www.wecareforhumanity.com.

Los Angeles, California, 26 July 2013 - Founder and President of We Care for Humanity, USA, Ms. Maria Amor accepts appointment as Head Representative in California, USA of The World Peace Committee.

As the World Peace Head of Representative in California, USA, Ms. Maria Amor will represent the interest the World Peace Committee which is connected with the Government and other lnstitutions which are linked with the peace program in order to promote Polite World, Peace, Humanity and Brotherhood.

“By far, this has been the highlight and milestone in my career as humanitarian and a public servant. As the new Head of World Peace Representatives in California in global stage, a task that I will do on a global capacity, I am deeply honored and excited for our organization, the We Care for Humanity. As stated in our mission and vision, world peace is not really impossible, because we know we can all help. I am thankful that The World Peace provides me another platform to spouse our vision caring for humanity,” Ms. Amor said during her acceptance of the position from The World Peace Committee.

Ms. Amor will also raise awareness on Peace initiatives of the World Peace Committee with an emphasis on serving causes of children, women and humanity. Ms. Amor has previously been involved in charity and humanitarian events and fundraising. Ms. Amor is the founder of We Care for Humanity, a non-profit organization and has led various efforts in advancing education, health and wellness of individuals.

Through her achievements in the world of education, health and wellness, Ms. Amor is a role model for many young people and her engagement with various philanthropic and humanitarian endeavors will help carry out messages of peace and humanity.

“I am proud to have Ms. Maria Amor on board as Head Representative in California, USA,” said Dr. Dyujoto Suntani, The World Peace Committee President.  “Through her dedication and eagerness to make a difference, I know she will be a strong advocate and representative of peace and humanity. Ms. Amor’s expertise and commitment will inspire young people and the philanthropic community to be more aware and supportive of peace and humanity.”

“Peace and Humanity exist side by side and they are everyone’s business. Humanitarian efforts through education, health and wellness can help break social barriers to promote peace initiatives.” added Ms. Amor. “In my new role as The World Peace Committee California Representative, I will help promote peace and humanity by engaging the young people, private individuals, government agencies and volunteers to take actions against hunger, malnutrition and under education.”

The World Peace Committee (http://en.haryono.com/download/gong-en.pdf), a global organization with 202 countries members is responsible for the placement of the Gong for World Peace at various places around the world. Furthermore, the Gong for World Peace represented by powerful dignitaries and high ranking government officials worldwide who are concerned with prevailing peace and order. On the other hand, founded in 2011, We Care for Humanity (www.wecareforhumanity.org) is a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization that works to improve international relations between and among nations through the promotion of education, health, wellness through language, culture and the arts. We Care for Humanity provides free educational programs to those who are underprivileged through education, health and peace initiatives.

 

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WE CARE FOR HUMANITY RECEIVES DONATION FROM THE PROCEEDS OF “WE CARE” POTPOURRI NIGHT FROM MR. CARLOS ZERON



Los Angeles, CALIFORNIA August 2, 2013 – We Care for Humanity (WCH) Founder and President Ms. Maria Amor receives a donation from Mr. Carlos Zeron of CPC Productions and Belleza Global Productions which recently held a very successful Fashion, Music and Dance Night called “We Care for Humanity Potpourri Night,” last July 21, 2013 at the Byblos Mediterranean Restaurant & Lounge at Westwood Blvd., in West Los Angeles, California.

“On behalf of the Board of Directors and membership of We Care for Humanity, we are extremely grateful for this donation of Mr. Zeron and his company for our causes. This just shows that good works and caring for humanity knows no boundaries. Donations from friends, supporters and benefactors of WCH really go a long way in supporting our big and small projects for our global beneficiaries,” stressed Ms. Amor upon receipt of the donation.

“It is both our pleasure and honor to have WCH as our beneficiary organization for this Potpourri Night.”, said Carlos during his visit to the headquarters of WCH in 19611 Ventura Blvd., in Tarzana, California. “WCH leadership and staff are always very professional and well-trained which make them the most ideal partner organization in this kind of events, the pleasure is ours.” added Mr. Zeron.

The said event, attended by the Who’s Who in Los Angeles fashion, music and dancing scene is held for the benefit of We Care for Humanity, a non-profit organization whose mission is to provide free education through live streaming technologies to far-flung areas globally, and to provide hopes and aspirations to underserved and disadvantaged women, youth and children internationally.

Incidentally, WCH Founding President Ms. Maria Amor was recently appointed as the Head Representative in California, USA of The World Peace Committee, an International peace organization.