Book Award Winner "Dana’s Legacy" – All About Turning Negatives to Positives
In the recent National Indie Excellence Awards, Gayle Slate was the finalist in the New Non-Fiction category for her breakthrough book ‘Dana’s Legacy- from Heartbreak ...
BOOK AWARDS 2010- "DANA'S LEGACY-FROM HEARTBREAK TO HEALING” IS THE RECIPIENT OF: National Indie Excellence Awards San Diego Book & Writing Awards
July 15, 2010 DEL MAR, CA- (Newswire) Gayle Slate was recently selected by the National Indie Excellence Awards as a finalist for the “New Non-Fiction” ...
Microloans and Global Peace Train: Empowering Impoverished Women Everywhere
Impoverished women in developing countries today look for a dignified solution to their problem. They prefer not to depend but to use their entrepreneurial talents ...
Global Peace Train Teaching People How Microloans Help Uplift Communities
In Africa, including Kenya, there are many informal settlements where people do not have opportunities to earn more than a dollar a day and do ...
Microloan Awareness, Global Peace Train’s Initiative to Empower Women in Underprivileged Communities
The idea of offering microloan for the impoverished communities around the world to help especially women establish a small business using the capital originated in ...
“Making Miracles with Microloans” a Global Peace Train’s Event
A Microloan is offered to the impoverished population to help set up a small scale business for survival. This is typically an advance of around ...
Global Peace Train Initiative of Teaching How Microloan Programs Help Impoverished Women Earn a Sustainable Income
A microloan is offered to women who are aspiring entrepreneurs without the necessary capital in impoverished areas. In Africa, for instance, there is no dearth ...
“Making Miracles with Microloans” NS Minerals and Global Peace Train Present:
Salt Lake City, Utah, on August 17, 2010—NS Minerals, a local mineral cosmetics company based in Orem, Utah, is teaming up with Global Peace Train ...
Employment Crisis Explained in Jobenomics
Chuck Vollmer’s Jobenomics: A Plan for America is an excellent read for all people to learn about the employment crisis and job ...
SBA Lending Experts - United Central Bank- Houston’s Real Business Bank
SBA lending has become an important part of the economy. With the economy not showing any optimistic signs of improvement in the near future and ...
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The Human Fund 
Due to his unconscionable cheapness, George Constanza found yet another way to save money after receiving a gift donation certificate from Tim Whatley. Instead of exchanging Christmas gifts (per normal custom) with his co-workers, when George was given a gift he in turn gave his co-worker a card stating that a donation had been made in their name to a charity called "The Human Fund" (with the slogan "Money For People"), when in fact this organization didn't exist. George had fabricated The Human Fund to get out of having to spend money on gifts. Kruger (played by Daniel von Bargen), is told by his accounting department that his company needed to donate some money (for tax purposes). Kruger subsequently gives George a company check for $20,000 and tells him to give it to The Human Fund. The accounting department, after doing some research, later learns that The Human Fund indeed does not exist.
Due to his unconscionable cheapness, George Constanza found yet another way to save money after receiving a gift donation certificate from Tim Whatley. Instead of exchanging Christmas gifts (per normal custom) with his co-workers, when George was given a gift he in turn gave his co-worker a card stating that a donation had been made in their name to a charity called "The Human Fund" (with the slogan "Money For People"), when in fact this organization didn't exist. George had fabricated The Human Fund to get out of having to spend money on gifts. Kruger (played by Daniel von Bargen), is told by his accounting department that his company needed to donate some money (for tax purposes). Kruger subsequently gives George a company check for $20,000 and tells him to give it to The Human Fund. The accounting department, after doing some research, later learns that The Human Fund indeed does not exist. 
