Driving Change, One Mission at a Time
Every life matters—whether it walks on two legs or four. Our Animal Welfare program is dedicated to rescuing, protecting, and caring for animals in distress.
Health is the foundation of a better life, yet many communities still lack access to basic medical facilities and support.
Education is the key to breaking the cycle of poverty and opening doors to opportunity.
Our Social Welfare initiatives are driven by the belief that every individual deserves dignity, equality, and a fair chance at life.
Our Emergency Social Welfare initiatives focus on delivering immediate aid and support to individuals...
Our Dedication Welfare initiatives reflect our promise to stand by communities and causes...
Our Emergency Social Welfare initiatives focus on delivering immediate aid and support to individuals...
Our Environmental Welfare initiatives are dedicated to safeguarding nature, restoring ecosystems, ..
I’ve been very lucky. And maybe a little unlucky. It all depends on perspective, which depends on when in my story you peek in. My left testicle swelled. I ignored it. I knew nothing about testicular cancer at the time. Had literally never heard the two words in the same sentence, way back in 1989. I suppose I simply figured I had some weird case of unilateral college blueballs. It was, theoretically, possible.
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I’ve been very lucky. And maybe a little unlucky. It all depends on perspective, which depends on when in my story you peek in. My left testicle swelled. I ignored it. I knew nothing about testicular cancer at the time. Had literally never heard the two words in the same sentence, way back in 1989. I suppose I simply figured I had some weird case of unilateral college blueballs. It was, theoretically, possible.
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I’ve been very lucky. And maybe a little unlucky. It all depends on perspective, which depends on when in my story you peek in. My left testicle swelled. I ignored it. I knew nothing about testicular cancer at the time. Had literally never heard the two words in the same sentence, way back in 1989. I suppose I simply figured I had some weird case of unilateral college blueballs. It was, theoretically, possible.
Read more
I’ve been very lucky. And maybe a little unlucky. It all depends on perspective, which depends on when in my story you peek in. My left testicle swelled. I ignored it. I knew nothing about testicular cancer at the time. Had literally never heard the two words in the same sentence, way back in 1989. I suppose I simply figured I had some weird case of unilateral college blueballs. It was, theoretically, possible.
Read more