West Roxbury Nonprofits and Charities

Ambassadors for Sustained Health is an amazing organization with a unique vision and approach. Some things that stand out from my experience working with them: <br> <br>1. their comprehensive approach toward the issue of healthcare - ASH understands that the health of a community goes beyond medicine and facilitates programs that impact essential facets of growth and development in a community such as education, agriculture and economic opportunity. <br> <br>2. the way they work with the communities they partner with - from the beginning, the organization has had goal of making a long-term impact and that mindset permeates their approach. ASH focuses on one community at a time and partners with community leaders to work toward their unique aspirations instead of solely dropping off financial support. Programs are run by community members and the entire community is in turn invested in their development and growth. <br> <br>Ambassadors for Sustained Health is made up of enthusiastic individuals, optimistic about the impact communities can have in creating a sustained healthier future.

I find the lecture series stimulation and thought-provoking. The speakers are well informed and love answering questions, difficult or otherwise.

Let's hope that this handsome guy, that reminds me of a movie-star gets the donations He needs to help these poor children all around the world and the forgotten elderly. When He told me the story of the little girl with leukemia who passed away in severe pain, begging for some pain relief, but passed away without anything for her pain in Mexico, it just melted my heart. He has travelled all over the world as a great teacher and great humanitarian, volunteering his time and money on children, the elderly, and even animals in need. He found a dog in front of his home (hit by a car) rushed this poor dog to the Vet, paid the vet bill and posted up pictures every-where. But no-one answered to claim this poor dog. One day in School , his students said: "Mr. Feeney we have a name for your dog!" "Lucky" He is Lucky that he was hurt in front of your home (at this time it turned out Lucky was just a street dog the Vet said. So, therefore of course with his heart of gold and his "lucky" dog by his side He brought happiness to children all over the world. Let's get this guy on T.V. So all can see how great a job He is doing just by teaching and volunteering. After all it takes only one person to change the world. If I was well-known in any-way I would have him on every talk show available to better our world. Please contribute and spread the word. We need more teachers and people like this special person. He is currently caring for his Dad in West Roxbury, and still volunteering his time as much as He can to help all those in need. He is not only a great humanitarian, but an avid runner, and encourages our youth to stay in shape and care for your their health. Let's get this guy on T.V. with his pal Lucky...Your heart will melt. Thanks for the jogging tips Mr. Feeney for my four children who also love to run, they did pay attention and stopped running during snow storms. It releieved my mind. They don't listen to me, therefore your advice came in very handy. Good-luck with your Dad, Your Career, and your volunteer work. You are a true humanitarian. Sincere Thanks for all your helpful advice. Mrs. M. Marshall