Los Angeles, CALIFORNIA October 15, 2013 – We Care for Humanity (WCH) Founder and President, Ms. Maria Amor has joined forces with the Airline Ambassador International headed by its President and Founder, Ms. Nancy Rivard in bringing humanitarian missions in the Philippines from October 23 – 28, 2013.

Accompanied by their respective organization officers and volunteers from around the world, both Ms. Amor and Ms. Rivard will jumpstart their full-packed week-long itinerary which will kick off on October 23, 2013, Wednesday with a Feeding Program and Goods Distribution Program at the Abatex Community in Montalban, Province of Rizal. The WCH and AAI delegation will be welcomed by the WCH- Philippine Chapter headed by its president Rizaline Irene Pascual and Jesus Our Great Shepherd (JOGS) headed by Pastor Ariel Pascual. 

As one the adopted beneficiaries of WCH, Abatex dumpsite community is located in Montalban, Province of Rizal in the Philippines where about 100 families are informal settlers for more than a decade now, with filtering the daily garbage as the community’s main source of income. Abatex Community is inhabited by children from ages 2 to 12 years old are exposed to this kind of work and are compelled to help their parents augment their meager income due to extreme poverty.

On this humanitarian mission, Ms. Amor excitedly share, “We at the We Care for Humanity are just so happy to have partnered with the Airline Ambassadors International at this time for humbling experience, which is to be with the children and families of Abatex Community in the Philippines. We are ready to see them being inspired and continue to have hope and dreams that at the other side of the globe, there are people who are there to care for them, and to share whatever they have to have dignity and continue to celebrate life. Ms. Nancy Rivard you are amazing!”

The following day, October 24, Thursday, the group will embark on a four-day stay-in and living-in experience with the children of the Shepherd of the Hills Orphanage in the Province of Zambales. Shepherd of the Hills Children’s Foundation, Inc. (SOTH) is a Christian child care and  child development organization  focusing on children and youth who are in need, abandoned, neglected, orphaned, dependent, and underprivileged. This mission will be held from October 24 – 28, which is a four-day assimilation program.

Both WCH and the Airline Ambassador officials and volunteer members will try to learn and at the same time assimilate the process in this chosen child care organization, which shelters children for short and long term care. As a developmental organization,  SOTH employs  developmental programs  adopted and designed to specifically address changing needs of children and youth in crisis. Its approaches usher enhancing and life changing activities to help a child experience love, care, belongingness, respect, positive growth and development in a safe and healthy environment leading them to regain self esteem,  self worth, inner healing and freedom from a bitter, cruel and unhealthy life experiences.

“We are equally so happy and proud of the partnership we have with We Care for Humanity for this humanitarian effort. We sincerely believe in WCH vision and mission as exemplified by their awesome Founder and President, Ms. Maria Amor who unceasingly takes all opportunities to extend a helping hand to challenged communities globally, which we all share in the Airline Ambassador International organization as well. WCH really deserves all our backings and support,” exclaimed Ms. Nancy Rivard, who like Ms. Amor had been recognized globally for her numerous humanitarian and peace endeavors.

On the 28th of October, after the humanitarian missions, both the WCH and Airline Ambassadors officers and members volunteers will be heading toward the Megaworld Global Estate Properties in Tagaytay City, Province of Batangas, to cap their week-long visit in the Philippines through an observation and evaluation conference via the majestic view of the world - famous Taal, the world’s smallest active volcano, which is sitting in Taal Lake.

It is at Tagaytay City where the newest property development of Megaworld is located, The Tagaytay Twin Lakes. The entire transportation requirement of the entire trip is provided by Megaworld Global Estate owned by Property and conglomerate Philippine magnate, Dr. Andrew Tan. A personnel contingent of Megaworld will be welcoming the delegation of WCH and AAI to have a property and recreation tour in Tagaytay.

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Founded in 2011, We Care for Humanity  (WCH) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that works to improve international relations across borders through the promotion of education, health, wellness, culture and the arts. Moreover, We Care for Humanity works to achieve world peace, international understanding and global end to hunger by instituting humanitarian programs for the underserved women, children and disadvantaged groups. WCH spearheads educational programs through live-streaming technologies and putting-up of learning facilities in selected far-flung areas. Continued care for health, sanitation and wellness are major priorities of our organization. You may visit our website at www.wecareforhumanity for detailed information of our past, present and planned activities as an organization. Airline Ambassadors International (AAI) helps orphans and vulnerable children worldwide by leveraging connections with the airline industry towards humanitarian service. We are the only charity of the overall airline industry.

Our volunteers escort children for life changing medical care, hand deliver humanitarian aid to children in orphanages, clinics and remote communities and advocate and educate and advocate on child protection and human trafficking awareness.

Inspired by the UN Millennium Development Goals, our teams have made significant contributions to the world community, addressing issues of Poverty and Hunger, Education, Health, Child Welfare, Community Development and Disaster Relief.

 

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October 13, 2013
Contact: Marco Mendoza
Email: marco@wecareforhumanity.org


We Care For Humanity Founder and President Maria Amor
Visits International Women’s Center in Atlanta, Georgia


Los Angeles, CALIFORNIA October 13, 2013 – What will Maria Amor do next?  We Care for Humanity (WCH) Founder and President, Ms. Maria Amor, has just concluded a back to back official visits to the Republic of Indonesia and the Philippines last August, as an invited speaker in the International Spices Conference at the Aston Ambon International Hotel, Maluku, Indonesia.

While in Jakarta, she was officially installed as the World Peace Head Representative for California, USA of the World Peace Committee headed by Dr. Dyuyoto Suntani. The highlight of her Indonesian visit however, was her conferment of Doctorate in Divinity by the Board of STT Hagiasmos Institute of Theology led by its Head Dr. Johan Pasaribu.

After her Indonesian trip, Maria Amor immediately embarked in a Feeding Program and Goods Distribution Program for the Abatex Community, a dumpsite community is located in Montalban, Province of Rizal in the Philippines where about 100 families are informal settlers for more than a decade now. She was joined by several companies which are firm believers of WCH’s mission.

Nearly a decade into doing community works, service to the nation and humanitarian missions mostly in California and selected Asian countries, Ms. Maria Amor could not look more at home when she is with her favorite subjects and constituents, the poor, the homeless, the underserved and the needy.

Adding another feather in her cap, Maria Amor is set to attend the International Women’s Center Conference aptly titled “Women as Emerging Markets: Leveraging Growth Strategies through Corporate Partnerships” organized by the International Women’s Think Tank, a non-profit organization based in Atlanta, Georgia.

The high-profile conference, to be held in Agnes Scott College, Rebekah Scott Hall 141 E. College Avenue Decatur, Georgia 30030 on October 17, 2013, will have Ms. Claire Mathonsi and Ms. Sixolile Delight Ngocobo, Head of the Business Women’s’ Association of South Africa as Special Guest Speaker.

Other VIP’s and Conference Speakers include Honorable Consul General Republic of Liberia Cynthia Blandford, Ms. Justina Mutale – African Woman of the Year 2012, Lady Kate Njeuma – Miss Africa USA Pageant Founder, Dr. Paddy Sharma – Indian American Cultural Association, Attorney Dara Mann – McKenna Long & Aldridge, LLP,  Mr. James Bailey – Operation HOPE, Inc.,  Ms. Deborah Johns – Sprint, Mr. Emerson Bryan – Atlanta Regional Commission, Ms. Claire Angelle – City of Atlanta, Office of the Mayor, Dr. Cheryl Hill – Integrity International Consulting Group,  Ms. Suzette Salandy – Salandy Enterprises, Inc., Ms. Charlotte Johnson, U. S. Small Business Administration, and a lot more prominent men and women of great substance.

This year, Maria Amor is personally invited by the International Women’s Center through Ms. Marje Etheridge, who is an equally prominent figure in Atlanta as a film maker and works for the Atlanta Wealth Association. In Atlanta, Ms. Amor is set to make presentations which will feature the and introduce the different innovations and projects of WCH which are all global solutions to education, health, wellness, peace and poverty. Highlight of which is the introduction of WCH’s flagship project, the Annual Global Officials of Dignity (G.O.D.) Awards, which is now on its second year. Finally, Ms. Amor is set to officially open the We Care for Humanity Atlanta Chapter with the group of Ms. Etheridge as direct partners.

On this international conference on women, Ms. Amor excitedly share, “We at the We Care for Humanity are just so happy and humbled by this another experience, which is to be linked with the great men and women who commonly share the great aspirations of advancing the causes of women empowerment globally. And to Ms. Marje Etheridge, my great gratitude for this opportunity to introduce WCH to great women leaders of the world.” Quite fittingly, Ms. Amor’s trip is made possible under the auspices of the Mrs. Mary Panos, a world-renowned Inspirational Speaker, Author, and a fierce Advocate for World Peace. “I thank Mrs. Panos for her extreme generosity in sponsoring this trip of mine, I will make sure that she made the right decision in advancing the women’s causes through this gathering,” added Ms. Amor.

“We are equally happy and proud in having Ms. Maria Amor of We Care for Humanity to attend this International Women’s Conference in Atlanta this year. Surely, her global humanitarian experiences will be a rich discussion pieces for this conference. Ms. Amor’s natural warmth and articulate personality will be an added value to this gathering,” commented Ms. Etheridge.

Founded in 2011, We Care for Humanity  (WCH) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that works to improve international relations across borders through the promotion of education, health, wellness, culture and the arts. For membership and detailed information, visit our website at www.wecareforhumanity.org.