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California Humanitarian Makes Pit Stop In Italy For Sophia Loren's 90th Birthday
During an Italian tour promoting his humanitarian project, Caterina’s Club, Sir Bruno Serato, a native of Italy and current California resident, attended the 90th birthday party for silver screen legend Sofia Loren. The Oscar-winning actress is a supporter of Serato’s nonprofit that feeds hot pasta dinners prepared each night in his critically acclaimed restaurant, Anaheim White House Italian Steakhouse, to some 25,000 Southern California underprivileged children weekly. He will be celebrating Caterina’s Club’s 20th anniversary next year. “What an honor it was to spend Sophia’s milestone birthday with an exclusive group of mostly family and friends,” says Serato, who attended the celebration with his sister, Flavia Serato. “I was able to give her an update on Caterina’s Club, as she is a major supporter of this effort. She likes the fact that I, too, am Italian who has made a name for himself. We’re both very proud of our heritage.” Not many Americans can stake claim to being a CNN Hero or having been honored on the steps of the U.S. Capitol by members of Congress. Even fewer can show someone their Ellis Island Medal of Honor or a set of rosary beads personally gifted by Pope Francis who also administered a papal blessing. And they can probably count on one hand the number of Americans who have been knighted not once, but twice….first by the Italian government and later by the House of Savoy. But those are among the achievements and accolades Serato has earned due to his humanitarian projects. Serato traces the origins of Caterina's Club to the day he and his mother (Caterina) visited a local Boys and Girls Club. There, they happened upon a 7-year-old boy who was eating a bag of potato chips. When asked why he was snacking so close to supper time, she was told that the chips were his dinner. Like most of the others at the club, this boy was a “motel kid,” so named because his family couldn’t afford to live in an apartment, so they were relegated to occupying a cheap motel room. Not only did these motels not contain kitchens, but they were crime-ridden establishments — breeding grounds for prostitution and drugs -- and no place for kids. Stunned and desperate to do something, mom and son headed back to the restaurant and made pasta dinner for all of the children. He has done so every day for nearly 20 years. Despite going through several economic downturns leading him to twice mortgage his home to keep the program going and a fire that burned his beloved restaurant to the ground, Serato has carried on. Like a Phoenix emerging from the ashes, nothing has and nothing ever will prevent him from performing his life's work. Serato says that with his mother kindly smiling down from heaven, he will continue to serve those most in need. For more information about Caterina’s Club visit www.caterinasclub.org *****
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- September 4, 2024Charity
Divine Purpose Foundation Enhances Support for Blind and Sick Children with Innovative Initiatives
The Divine Purpose Foundation, a champion for the visually impaired and chronically ill children, is proud to announce the expansion of its programs with innovative initiatives designed to offer more comprehensive support and care. Established by veteran nurse and philanthropist Lisa Bradley in January 2024, the Foundation has already made significant strides in providing assistance and raising awareness for these vulnerable groups. Expanded Initiatives Include : Enhanced Care Packages :Tailored to meet the unique needs of each child, these packages include therapeutic toys, accessibility tools, and customized medical supplies. Partnership Expansion :Strengthening ties with healthcare providers and community organizations to facilitate comprehensive support systems for families. Educational Workshops :Hosting workshops for parents and caregivers on navigating healthcare systems and advocating for children with special needs. Crowdfunding Campaigns :Launching targeted campaigns to fund specific projects, like the creation of a sensory-friendly playground and the acquisition of advanced medical equipment for home care. "Each initiative is designed with the direct input from the communities we serve, ensuring that our efforts are not only helpful but also heartfully aligned with the needs of those affected," says Lisa Bradley, founder and CEO of Divine Purpose Foundation. "Our goal is to create a supportive ecosystem that not only addresses immediate needs but also empowers families for the future." Impact and Transparency The foundation prides itself on its commitment to transparency, regularly updating donors and stakeholders on how their contributions are being utilized. Success stories and detailed reports are shared through the foundation's website and quarterly newsletters. The foundation is gearing up for its first annual fundraising gala, "Vision of Hope," which aims to raise funds for ongoing and new initiatives. The event will feature guest speakers from the medical community, success stories from beneficiaries, and live entertainment. For more detailed information on how you can contribute or participate in our efforts, please visit [Divine Purpose Foundation website]( https://divinepurposefoundation.com ), or connect with us on [Instagram]( https://instagram.com/divinepurposefoundation ) and [LinkedIn]( https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisa-emory-bradley-502169b9 ).
- September 4, 2024Charity
Coles donates $100,000 to encourage schools to recycle right
Coles is offering Australian schools the chance to win a share in $100,000 to help fund sustainability initiatives that aim to benefit the environment as part of its inaugural Coles & Planet Ark Sustainable Schools Competition launching today1. In partnership with Planet Ark, 20 schools from across the country will each receive $5,000 to create or enhance an environmental project which could include a garden for students to grow their own vegetables, a new composting system to reduce food waste or a canteen audit to help Australian kids make healthy food choices. Schools are encouraged to enter throughout the month of September via the Coles website , with the winners to be announced during Planet Ark’s National Recycling Week which runs from 11 to 17 November, and for which Coles is the major sponsor for a third consecutive year. Coles Chief Operations and Sustainability Officer Matt Swindells encouraged all registered primary and secondary schools to enter the competition to win $5,000. “This competition is being offered to school kids because we know they’re extremely passionate about the environment and are looking for ways to take action to help protect the planet and create a more sustainable future,” said Matt. “I know nurturing a love for the environment at a young age not only helps build creativity but also brings a community together, rallying around the innovative ideas that kids have in order to make positive change. “I’m looking forward to seeing the big ideas the schools enter and the impact they will have on the environment and their communities,” he added. Planet Ark Chief Executive Officer Rebecca Gilling said she was proud to be partnering with Coles to help drive sustainability in Australian schools by reducing waste production and improving waste management, energy efficiency, biodiversity, water savings and environmental awareness. “For National Recycling Week this year we are asking Australians to ‘Join the Cycle’, and this competition is certainly encouraging schools to do just that. With the help of Coles, hundreds of young Australians will be inspired to foster their passion for the environment by getting outdoors and exploring new ways to care for the planet,” said Rebecca. Schools can apply here , with applications open until 30 September 2024. T&Cs apply. For media enquiries, please contact Coles Media Line (03) 9829 5250 or media.relations@coles.com.au
- August 29, 2024Charity
Coles donates the equivalent of 39.8 million meals to people in need last financial year
In a bid to support the growing number of Australians experiencing with food insecurity, Coles donated 20 million kilograms of food, or the equivalent of 39.8 million meals1, to people in need in FY24, as outlined in the Group’s latest Sustainability Report released this week. Coles is also on track to achieve its 100% renewable electricity target by June next year, with electricity generated by renewables including wind and solar accounting for 45% of the retailer’s total grid electricity consumption last financial year2, and solar panels now installed on 100 supermarkets, liquor stores and distribution centres nationally, Other major sustainability highlights from last financial year featured in the report include: Awarded $3.7 million to Aussie producers to help them drive sustainability and innovation as part of the Coles Nurture Fund, which to date has provided more than $36 million to 107 businesses since 2015. Increased the percentage of Coles Own Brand packaging that is recyclable to 87.4%, including the release of mandarins and grapes in paper bag packaging3. 5% of women in leadership roles females, against a target of 40%4. Removed 500 million pieces of plastic from Coles Own Brand packaging since 2021- the equivalent weight of 3,600 cars5. Increased the percentage of team members who identify as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander to 3.6%6, up from 3.5% last financial year, as Coles announced its Stretch Reconciliation Action Plan. Contributed $38.5 million in community support to promote health outcomes and build resilience in communities7. Reduced Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 34.5% since FY208. Diverted 86.7% of waste from landfill, achieving the target of 85% one year ahead of schedule9. Coles Chief Operations and Sustainability Manager Matt Swindells said he was proud of what the Group had achieved over the year and called out its collaborative approach as key to its results. “Coles isn’t alone in facing significant environmental and social issues, and our approach is to work collectively with our team members, suppliers and partners to drive more sustainable outcomes,” said Matt. “We’re proud to have more women in leadership positions than ever before, and a pay parity gap of less than 1%. These examples are testament to how we’re working hard to make Coles an inclusive workplace where all team members can come to work and feel respected and valued. “We recognise times are tough for many Aussies at the moment, and to be able to donate the equivalent of 39.8 million meals to vulnerable Australians last financial year is a key achievement for us.” “Looking ahead we’re going to continue to integrate sustainability into our business and work in lockstep with our suppliers and other partners to improve environmental and social outcomes. We’re also developing a Climate Transition Plan that will bring together our longer-term targets to reduce emissions, address nature-related impacts and drive circularity, and ultimately create a more sustainable future.” Read the report in full here For media enquiries, please contact Coles Media Line (03) 9829 5250 or media.relations@coles.com.au or media.relations@coles.com.au 1 In addition to unsold edible food, the figure also includes bulk food and grocery donations to SecondBite and Foodbank. 9. Based on packaging data overlayed with unit sales over a 52-week period until June 2024. 2 Renewable electricity % includes voluntary Large-scale generation certificate (LGC) surrenders, Renewable power percentage (RPP), Jurisdictional renewable power percentage (JRPP) and onsite solar within Coles' operational control. 3 Based on packaging data overlayed with unit sales over a 52-week period until June 2024. 4 Leadership positions are composed of the Executive Leadership Team, general managers, team members pay grade eight and above and supermarket store managers. Pay grade eight and above includes middle managers and is applied to specialist roles. 5 Based on the average weight of popular vehicle types spanning the Australian new car market What's the average weight of a car? - Car Advice | CarsGuide 6 Based on results of our May 2024 mysay team member engagement survey, which was responded to by 71% of team members. 7 Includes Coles’ direct contributions of cash, products, time and management costs as well as fundraising from customers, suppliers and team members (leverage). In-kind donations to SecondBite and Foodbank, valued at $158m, is not included in this number. Coles’ community support is verified by the Business for Societal Impact (B4SI) framework. 8 Achievement of our current FY30 Scope 1 and 2 emissions reduction target is not reliant on the use of carbon offsets. 9 Excludes liquid waste except high-strength sludges (which contain a high proportion of solids) and liquids diverted for use as food (such as donations to SecondBite and farmers).
- August 29, 2024Charity
NAU Lumberjacks Football Student-Athlete NIL Community Donation Drive Announced
The Timber Jacks Group helps NAU student-athletes use their name, image, and likeness (NIL) to enact positive change in Flagstaff and the neighboring communities. They do this by taking the public's contributions and using them to organize and promote charitable events and civic engagements that the student-athletes either support or participate in. More details can be found at https://timberjacksgroup.com For the 2024/2025 season, donors can choose from five different amounts when contributing to the Timber Jacks Group — $100, $500, $1000, $2500, and $5000. If they prefer, they can also contribute a custom amount. “When you donate to the Timber Jacks Group you’re creating a lasting impact on both Flagstaff and NAU,” explained a spokesperson for the organization. “Your contributions help improve the program and build championship football student-athletes.” Throughout the year, the Timber Jacks Group oversees and assists with a wide range of events, many of which aim to positively influence the youth, support local businesses and organizations, and spread the Lumberjacks brand across the community. One of their biggest events is their NIL Fundraiser, which usually takes place around mid-May. The Timber Jacks Group is led by former NAU Lumberjacks players and they serve as the organization’s Board of Directors, deciding where funds are allocated and which causes are supported. As a competitor in the NCAA Division 1 Football Championship Subdivision and a member of the Big Sky Conference, NAU has appeared in the NCAA I-AA/FCS playoffs six times and won the conference title two times (1973 and 2003). Their record for the 2023/2024 season was 5-6, a mark they hope to improve in the 2024/2025 season with the help of Timber Jack Group donations. “We want our football team to be not only one of the most respected squads on the field but also one of the most respected off of it,” said the spokesperson. “We ask anyone who shares in our vision to donate to the Timber Jacks Group today.” Interested parties can find more information at https://timberjacksgroup.com
- August 28, 2024Charity
150,000 Pairs of Eclipse Glasses Donated to Schools in South America and Africa
Eclipse Optics , formerly Eclipse Glasses USA, a leading supplier of ISO-certified solar eclipse glasses based in Utah, is thrilled to announce the successful completion of a large-scale sorting event held this past weekend. The event was organized to process the hundreds of thousands of eclipse glasses donated to Eclipse Optics following the April total solar eclipse. The sorting effort was spearheaded by Kobi Bons, who chose this project as the focus of his Eagle Scout initiative. With Kobi's leadership and vision, the event drew over 100 community volunteers, all eager to contribute their time and energy to a cause that will positively impact students around the world. Throughout the day, volunteers meticulously sorted, inspected, and packaged the donated eclipse glasses. Thanks to their dedication and attention to detail, 65,000 pairs of ISO-compliant eclipse glasses in good condition were salvaged and are now set to be distributed to schools in South America and Africa. This brings the total number of donated glasses to an impressive 150,000 pairs. These glasses will enable 150,000 students to safely experience upcoming solar eclipses, including those occurring in October of this year, as well as in 2025 and 2026. This initiative not only promotes astronomical education but also fosters a global sense of unity and shared experience. Eclipse Optics extends its heartfelt thanks to those who donated and participated in this event. Their support has made a significant difference in bringing the wonders of astronomy to students across the globe.
- August 20, 2024Charity
World Humanitarian Day: global broker Octa keeps its focus on charity
Celebrated on 19 August, World Humanitarian Day honours humanitarians around the world who strive to meet ever-growing global needs. On its part, an international financial broker Octa continues with its commitment to contributing to humanitarian endeavours worldwide, implementing various charity initiatives that target some of the most pressing issues local communities face. India This year, Octa joined forces with the Indian foundation for Community Health, Housing, And Social Education (CHHASE) to assist Indian tribal families in facilitating school attendance for their children. Octa will cover the critical needs of young students for an entire year in advance. The scope of help includes hot meals, school bags, stationery, and other vital necessities. One of the students' parents said: ‘I want my children to be educated, but we live hand to mouth and often can't afford proper meals, let alone school supplies. The program made a big impact on our lives: now, our daughter has three healthy meals a day at the study centre, her school expenses are paid, and she even has new dresses to wear after school.’ Indonesia Octa partnered with the IDEP Foundation to help alleviate the consequences of the volcanic eruption at Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki. In addition to a direct threat from eruption materials and pyroclastic flows, the eruption seriously impacted the daily lives of the local communities in three districts across ten villages. In January 2024, Octa sponsored hygiene kits, sanitation facilities, and washing necessities for 474 families who had to move to evacuation sites. The Octa and IDEP joint effort also provided the necessary equipment and logistic support to meet the needs of the temporarily displaced, including children, the elderly, and people with disabilities. ‘Octa’s help was instrumental in providing the lacking necessities to hundreds of people who were forced to temporarily leave their homes,’ said Muchamad Awal, the executive director of IDEP. Malaysia To celebrate one of the most important holidays in the Islamic tradition, Eid al-Adha, or ‘The Feast of Sacrifice’, Octa sponsored the distribution of the Qurbani meat of two cows in Kelantan, Malaysia. Thanks to this humanitarian effort implemented with the help of Octa's local partner Azeehan, about 300 people received the much-needed food, which was especially valuable during the sacred holiday marked by social reunions and family get-togethers. Nigeria This year, Octa joined efforts with its local partner Asher to deliver drinking water to the area of Langtang South, Plateau State, Nigeria. For this purpose, the broker sponsors the drilling of a borehole, which will cover the local community's agricultural and household needs for years to come. For Octa, the Langtang South initiative is yet another charity project related to the water sector. This summer, the broker supported the Bali Water Protection (BWP) project, which aims to solve the pressing issue of rapid deterioration of freshwater supply in Bali, Indonesia.
- August 20, 2024Charity
Las Vegas Law Firm ER Injury Attorneys Returns as Major Sponsor for Candlelighters 35th Annual Superhero 5K
ER Injury Attorneys, a Las Vegas-based law firm , is proud to announce its continued support as a major sponsor for the Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Foundation of Southern Nevada's 35th annual Superhero 5K. This year's event takes place on Saturday, September 28th, 2024, at 8:00 a.m. at Exploration Peak Park (9700 S Buffalo Dr., Las Vegas, 89178). In addition to sponsoring the 5K fun run and 1-mile walk, ER Injury Attorneys will host a food truck beside its sponsor booth, offering free branded items and refreshing shave ice treats. "At ER Injury Attorneys, we believe every child deserves a fighting chance. That's why we're proud to be a major sponsor for the Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Foundation's 35th Annual Superhero 5K. This event raises critical funds for families facing unimaginable challenges, and we're honored to support such a worthy cause. We encourage everyone to join us in making a difference for these brave kids and their families," said Corey Eschweiler , founding attorney at ER Injury Attorneys. Are you interested in joining the law firm in supporting life-saving efforts for the Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Foundation of Southern Nevada? Register or make a donation online now at https://www.classy.org/event/candlelighters-2024-superhero-5k-presented-by-centennial-toyota/e554267. For more information about the Candlelighters Superhero 5K, you can also email Info@CandleLightersNV.org or call (702) 737-1919.
- August 20, 2024Charity
AirAsia Cambodia offers flight experience for 75 underprivileged children
AirAsia Cambodia has announced a heartfelt Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative, "Every Cambodian Can Fly" dedicated to sharing the joy of flying to those who have never had the opportunity before. As part of a commitment to making air travel accessible for everyone, the initiative will see 75 underprivileged children from five orphanage centres across Cambodia taking to the skies for the very first time. The children were flown to Siem Reap, Cambodia’s historic cultural heartland. Upon arrival, they embarked on an enriching day that included a tour of the majestic Angkor Wat Temple, lunch at Wat Preah Prom Rath, and an exploration of the Angkor Wildlife and Aquarium. After a day filled with discovery and joy, the group boarded their evening flight back to Phnom Penh. This initiative not only aims to inspire confidence and spark a sense of adventure among all Cambodians but also plays a vital role in supporting Prime Minister Samdech Thipadei Hun Manet’s “Visit Siem Reap Year 2024” campaign. Whilst, the programme empowers these children with knowledge and enriches their lives, the initiative is also aimed at bolstering the campaign’s efforts to enhance tourism and celebrate the region’s rich heritage by showcasing Siem Reap’s unique appeal to a wider audience. In addition to giving these children a memorable experience, this initiative sets the stage for a larger movement to make air travel a more integral part of Cambodian life. The initiative not only highlights AirAsia Cambodia’s commitment to community engagement but also signals the beginning of broader efforts to increase accessibility and familiarity with air travel across the country. This first flight symbolises the start of a journey that could inspire countless Cambodians to explore new horizons. Vissoth Nam, CEO of AirAsia Cambodia said: “We are proud to launch this meaningful CSR initiative, which not only gives the underprivileged children their first experience of flying but also supports the ‘Visit Siem Reap Year 2024’ campaign. In addition to giving these children a memorable experience, this initiative highlights the importance of our domestic network, demonstrating the ability to connect key destinations across the country. This is more than just a flight, it is a testament to AirAsia Cambodia’s dedication to making a positive impact on the communities we serve. Our vision is to make air travel accessible for everyone, and this is a significant step towards achieving that goal. “We are also humbled by the support of our partners and the presence of Lok Chumteav Hor Sayon, Committee Member of the Cambodian Red Cross Siem Reap Branch and the High Representative of Lok Chumteav Tuy Chi Prak Sophoan, Vice Chairman of the Cambodia Red Cross Siem Reap Branch, whose involvement further enriches the initiative’s impact.” The CSR initiative was brought to life with the invaluable support of esteemed partners, including the Cambodian Red Cross, Cambodia Airport, IBC, Burger King, Angkor Wildlife and Aquarium, Almond Hospitality, and Steung Siem Reap Hotel, Siem Reap. These organisations and individuals played a crucial role in making this initiative a reality, sharing AirAsia Cambodia’s commitment to enriching the lives of these children and the communities they represent.
- August 15, 2024Charity
Golf Gear Direct Teams Up with Top Golf Influencer for Unique Charity Campaign For Blood Cancer UK
Golf Gear Direct, a leading online provider of all manner of golfing supplies, accessories, and golf clothing , has announced that they partnered up with the influential golfing world personality Hannah Bowen, in an effort to raise funds for Blood Cancer UK. The unique new charity campaign raised money directly to support blood cancer research and patient support. Hannah Bowen, who is not just an Advanced PGA professional golfer, but also an inclusive coach, working in events for disability sports, blind golf, and people with autism, was chosen as the perfect fit for the event. Hannah, also an Ambassador for the New To Golf Scheme, regularly participates in events raising money for all manner of causes, helping to promote the good that golf can do for society. Golf Gear Direct’s choice to support Blood Cancer UK was inspired, in large part, by the diagnosis of its director, Paul Street, with Leukemia in 2007. On discovering that their participation in research carried out before his diagnosis ultimately saved his life, he and his team have been holding an annual golf day at their sister company venue The Weald of Kent Golf Course in Headcorn, Kent. This year, the event welcomed 125 golfers for both a Stableford Team and Individual Competition. Although the competition was fierce, raising funds was the aim of the day, and the event managed to raise over £20,000 this year. Hannah took part in their Beat the Pro Challenge where she alone raised £2300. If you've not experienced it. The team at Golf Gear Direct was delighted to welcome her, as well as the joy and enthusiasm that she added to the event All of the funds raised at the event went to Blood Cancer UK, which has funded over £500 million of research over the past 64 years. Founded in 1960 by the Eastwoods, whose daughter Susan died just weeks after being diagnosed with blood cancer, they have helped to improve the survival rates of children and adults diagnosed with leukemia. Since the diagnosis of their child, Susan, the rates of survival for her particular type of leukemia have risen from one in ten to nine-in-ten. The team at Golf Gear Direct thanks everyone who came out and supported the event, those who donated, and Hannah Bowen for her participation in the campaign. For more information about Golf Gear Direct use the contact details below:
- August 14, 2024Charity
New Canadian Clean Water NGO & Sustainable Agriculture Public Health Initiatives
The Azouti Institute, a newly launched Canadian non-profit organization, focuses on comprehensive clean water educational programs, sustainable agriculture, water management, research, development, and collaborative community partnerships. Further details can be found at https://www.azoutiinstitute.org Current public awareness campaigns from the organization include efforts to raise attention about the importance of clean water and overall holistic health, while spreading informative videos, articles, and infographics to teach best practices. A recent report from the World Health Organization stresses the importance of education regarding clean water management, noting that improvements to water, sanitation, and hygiene have the potential to save 1.4 million lives each year, globally. Through community education, The Azouti Institute has been designed to promote sustainability and spread practical information. “Our mission is to help individuals and communities by offering education on clean water and holistic health solutions,” says a spokesperson. “We empower people to live vibrant lives, free from preventable illness and limitations, ultimately creating a world where everyone has access to safe drinking water and the opportunity to thrive in optimal health and well-being.” As part of their clean water management programs, the organization offers online workshops on a variety of topics, including how to identify different types of contamination, practical water purification methods, and how to safeguard water sources. Workshop participants can engage in interactive Q&A sessions, download resources, and obtain step-by-step guides for the practical application of techniques. Alongside water management and sustainable agriculture, other holistic health education programs at the institute include information on natural remedies, nutritional guidelines, mental health strategies, and physical wellness. To help ensure that knowledge is carried over across generations, youth empowerment programs at The Azouti Institute provide education, leadership training, and community service opportunities while working to foster a culture of sustainability and health awareness for the future. Finally, The Azouti Institute emphasizes collaborative partnerships in Canada and around the world, working closely with other NGOs, academic institutions, private sector companies, and government agencies to create synergies and achieve sustainable outcomes. Interested parties can find more information about the institute and join initiatives at https://www.azoutiinstitute.org
- August 14, 2024Charity
Canadian Holistic Health Education Nonprofit For Global Audiences Launched
Folllowing its launch, the UVITE Institute Nonprofit seeks to improve global access to health education and encourage the utilization of holistic health practices and natural healing techniques. For more information, visit https://www.uviteinstitute.org According to WHO data, 65% to 80% of the world’s population rely on holistic medicine as their primary form of health care. While professional opinions regarding holistic medicine differ, a research paper published by the NIH notes that “it is certainly time to create model holistic programs in a variety of communities to assess whether alternative approaches can meet people's health needs more effectively and less expensively than the present system.” In line with this perspective, the UVITE Institute hosts educational holistic health workshops and seminars with topics covering nutrition, herbal medicine, and stress management. Through the workshops, the nonprofit aims to equip individuals with practical skills to enhance their mental and physical well-being. The nonprofit also aims to facilitate access to educational resources on natural healing techniques such as hypnotherapy, aromatherapy, and reflexology. The UVITE Institute believes that natural therapies can be viable methods for improving one's health, helping people foster a deeper connection with their bodies and the environment. The UVITE Institute also acknowledges that health education should be available to everyone, regardless of their socioeconomic status or geographic location. As such, the nonprofit offers its resources in several languages, ensuring access by diverse audiences. To celebrate its launch, UVITE Institute has also published an e-book titled ‘The Alkaline Advantage: How to Balance Your Body’s pH for Optimal Health’ that is available at no cost to readers worldwide. The e-book explains how readers can monitor their pH levels at home and offers practical tips for reducing stress and improving sleep to support healthy pH levels. “At the UVITE Institute Nonprofit, we help individuals and communities around the globe by providing accessible, evidence-based health education and resources so they experience empowered, vibrant lives, free from preventable illnesses and limitations,” explains a spokesperson for the nonprofit. “By integrating traditional wisdom with modern science, we create a comprehensive framework that helps people lead healthier, more fulfilling lives in harmony with their natural environment.” Interested parties can download the UVITE Institute’s e-book at https://www.uviteinstitute.org/free-ebook
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