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Web Women Giving Circle Member Spotlight:
San Francisco Artist Paints Hope and Courage

Copyright 2006 More Magazine
San Francisco artist Paulette Long has joined the Web Women Giving Circle. More Magazine recently featured Paulette in an article. She talks about art and philanthropy:

"I've decided to donate 20 of my paintings to raise money for the MORE CARE project in Peru. These paintings were made in sympathy for all the people in the world who are in transition in their lives -- who are in migration to new places from dangerous or unsatisfying lives.

"The paintings are about hope and courage. Through my donation, I want to help the women of Peru to develop their skills and self reliance. I am asking my friends to buy these paintings and to join with our Circle in applauding the courage our our Peruvian sisters."

Paintings below (top to bottom): "3 Swans in Transit," "in transit" 6x6,  and "in-transit" 6"x6". Cost of the paintings is $300 each. Contact Paulette Long for more information.

3swansintransit

In Transit 6x6

 in-transit 6xx

Help your Peruvian sisters. Donate here.  All affiliate dollars fromAmazon purchases made here will be donated to CARE..  All monies collected in our Amazon affiliate relationship will be sent to CARE.

4:31 AM - Dec. 4, 2006 - comments {0} - post comment
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Web Women Giving Circle Member Spotlight:
Elayne Beyer Brings High Energy to WWGC!

Elayne Beyer is sought-after for her high energy and experience minded techniques. Her creative and innovative approach has personally welcomed thousands of attendees year after year at a variety of meetings, conferences and events worldwide. She continues to welcome new arrivals to Phoenix, AZ, as they transition to a new locale. An accomplished team builder, she has ably assited in uniting those around her to a common vision, helping turn personal objectives into reality. Elayne has over 15 years of hands on and meetings management experience and expertise, beginning in 1991 at the world headquarters of a large real estate franchising firm. 

Elayne is there to help with the details, handling anyone relocating to the area with knowledgeable guidance to make their transition smooth and positive as their "personal" Executive Concierge!

"I basically have two reasons to participate in Web Women Giving Circle. First, the idea and wonderful reality that a true impact will be made on the needy women and children of the world is very compelling in itself.  Secondly, however, is the energy and spirit behind the scenes.  The group is inspirational to say the least.” -- Elayne Beyer

Join Elayne in helping CARE make a difference.  Donate here. 

12:46 PM - Oct. 17, 2006 - comments {0} - post comment
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Laura Kovacs Visits Peru; Sees Need For CARE
Firsthand, Aims To Make A Difference

Laura Kovacs would be too shy to tell you that she was recently listed as an “Icon in Real Estate” by Broker Agent Magazine in Phoenix, AZ. So we’ll tell you for her.  And an Icon she is. Laura is truly the “go-to expert” on both corporate relocation and referral services within the real estate industry - and the inspiring leader of a superb team of professionals.

A REALTOR since 1976, Laura started with Realty Executives Relocation at it’s inception in 1994. She is a CRP (Certified Relocation Professional) and has her LTG (Leadership Training Graduate) from the Women’s Council of REALTORS. She is serving as the 2006/07 Chair of the Professional Development Group for the Arizona Assn. of REALTORS, and is the current President of the Arizona Relocation Alliance. 

"I was traveling in Peru when I received Joeann’s email about the project. I read through the information and set it aside until my return. Joeann contacted me again and thought I would be a good addition to the group. I can never resist Joeann’s drive and enthusiasm for everything she puts herself into. Having just hiked the Salcantay Trail (40 miles) to visit Macchu Piccu, and seen the need for a program like CARE and the tremendous benefit it can bring to an area – I couldn’t resist to help somehow. I know that my small contribution of time and energy WILL make a global difference – and I may never have that opportunity in my life again!"--Laura Kovacs

Join Laura in helping CARE.  Donate here. 

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Tucson Title Escrow Exec Follows
Philanthropic Muse To Giving Circle

 Lauren Klase is Director of Sales and Marketing for three escrow/title companies in Arizona: Title Security Agency of Arizona, Lawyer's Title Agency of Arizona, and  Premier Title Group.

"The reason that I became involved with the Web Women Giving Circle can be summed up in two words: Joeann Fossland.  Joeann has been a mentor, a family member, and a coach to me for more than 17 years.  I value her and the causes to which she commits, and I was delighted to share this commitment to the Web Women Giving Circle."

Lauren has been involved with many charities, and is a past president of Pima County's (AZ) Pantano Rotary Club.  "My stand is for homeless mothers with children and to transform who they are in our communities," she says. "The line that best describes me is, 'You miss 100 percent of the shots you never take' (Wayne Gretzky)."

 Join Lauren in helping CARE.  Donate here. 

 

 

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Web Women Giving Circle Member Spotlight:
Mortgage Lender Bestows Alms With No Payback

 ©2004 Frances Flynn Thorsen
After high school, Lori Lewis enlisted in the United States Coast Guard at a small air station in northern California. From there she was transferred to Key West at a small boat station where she fell in madly in love with the island of Key West. While in the service Lori earned a Bachelors Degree in Business. After leaving the service she became involved in the restaurant business planning hundreds if not thousands of weddings and special events. She decided to put her business degree to work and in 1995 started a job as a loan officer at a small mortgage company in Philadelphia.

"Always 'wanting to help, but didn’t know how' Circle of Care gives us the opportunity to give back! I am honored to even be listed with these remarkable and talented women. Frances Flynn Thorsen, a woman who I not only have the utmost respect but admire very much brought this group to my attention. Needless to say, once I heard Fran was involved it didn’t take much for me to jump aboard! Bravo, ladies!"--Lori Lewis

An entrepreneur at heart, Lori started her own mortgage company in 2002 in Allentown, PA, and has been very successful ever since. She manages Allied Home Mortgage Capital Corp. Lori is in a committed relationship, has three daughters and one son and has resided in Bethlehem (PA) for 12 for years.

Help us help others.  Donate here.

 

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Web Women Giving Circle Member Spotlight:
Coach Bridges Material/Spiritual Worlds

  Molly Gordon is an internationally recognized Master Certified Coach, known for her work helping "Accidental Entrepreneurs" bridge the gap between doing the work they love and earning a living. Her clients range from artists to professionals to non-profit and governmental organizations.

Molly is the creator of Authentic Promotion, Grow Your Business, Feed Your Soul, a mind-body-spirit approach to embody a prosperity based on service, purpose, and lifelong learning. Tens of thousands of people subscribe to Molly’s free ezine and/or visit her Web sites to be challenged and supported to show up, serve, and prosper. Since 1993, she has helped thousands of professionals and artists develop prosperous businesses founded on their deepest values.

An avid student of Spiral Dynamics and Integral Theory, Molly is a passionate advocate for doing business as a path to increased personal and collective awareness and effectiveness. She is fascinated by the developmental potential in everyday business concerns such as pricing, competition, money, and marketing. Her lifelong commitment has been to bridge the gap between material attainments and nurturing the human soul.

Molly’s approach is straightforward, sassy, and smart. She’s a refreshing voice in a business world that can feel full of hype and manipulation. You can sample her work and subscribe to her acclaimed ezine here and on her blog.

"The Giving Circle captured my imagination immediately. Whatever business I've been in, I've always donated a portion of the income to some worthy cause or other. In the 90's, I supported One Percent for Peace (popularized by the Ben and Jerry's Peace Pop). My coaching company, Shaboom Inc., Life could be a dream..., sponsors two children through Childreach/Plan USA.

"Every month, somewhere between 20,000 and 30,000 people read my bimonthly ezine and/or visit my web sites. I'm excited about the potential to reach these folks and include them in the giving Circle Project."--Molly Gordon

  

You can help feed children in impoverished countries Donate here.

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Web Women Giving Circle Member Spotlight:
Amber Riviere Lends Intranet Tech Savvy

 Amber Riviere of Cottonport, LA,  is real estate agent and the Owner/Lead VA of Agent Retriever, a virtual assistance company for real estate agents.  Agent Retriever provides a complete business management solution to real estate agents, freeing them to focus on the more important aspects of their businesses. Amber provides an intranet technology platform for Giving Circle members where they share files, idea, messages, and conduct online brainstorming sessions between weekly conference calls. She also moderates discussion and nominations on the Inspiring Woman blog.

"As soon as I read Joeann's post about The Web Women Giving Circle, I new I wanted to be a part of it.  All people have unlimited potential.  Sometimes, they just need to be given the opportunity to show it.  By working alongside CARE, we're enabling women of poverty to change their lives and communities for the better.  How could I not get involved?"--Amber Riviere

  

You can help feed children in impoverished countries Donate here.

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