My Nonprofit Reviews

FOTCM is an amazing organization, in both the depth and scope of its aims. The primary aim of the members of FOTCM is researching reality and uncovering objective truth, and then disseminating it in various ways to the public -- an approach which appears to be attracting more and more people who are interested in doing the same. This is done through the news aggregator website sott.net and its associated radio show, as well as various books and magazines and an online forum. There is an incredible network of volunteers involved, and it is a pleasure working with so many like-minded and generous people who are pursuing the same collective goals.

FOTCM research spans across a wide number of topics: psychology, sociology, diet and health, history, cosmology, climate and earth changes, and science and spirituality. The premise of this research is that the more accurate information that is uncovered and integrated into a person's knowledge base, the more that person will have the opportunity to put that information to use in helping both themselves and those around them. In so doing they will be able to grow personally, while collaborating with others to contribute to society in whichever ways appear to be most effective.

My own experience with FOTCM has been very positive. My interaction with other members has taught me a lot about myself and improved my abilities to contribute in a healthy way to a group dynamic. Although these lessons about myself have sometimes been difficult, I wouldn't trade them for anything, and I feel that I've become a better person as a result. Applying the psychological and health research to my own life has also made a huge difference; it's contributed to a more balanced and happier state of mind, and relieved many physical symptoms which I once thought I would either have to live with the rest of my life or were the result of 'getting older'. Finally, one of the most valuable outcomes of my time with FOTCM has been my increased ability to think critically. Truth is not always pretty, but until you really do your best to uncover it, you're stuck spinning your wheels in terms of how to make a difference in the world, in the lives of those around you, and in yourself. This is something I'm truly grateful for.

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