Landmark Forum Graduates Making a Difference Around the World
Project Second Chance Monroe (PSCM) is a non-profit organization based in Monroe, Michigan and founded in 2008 by Marji McIntyre as a Self- Expression and Leadership Program project Their Mission Statement is: To help troubled youth become more compassionate, responsible, […]
SDVoyage has featured Landmark Forum graduate Curtis Alexander for his work in assisting homeless people transition back into communities. Here’s a brief excerpt: Curtis, let’s start with your story. We’d love to hear how you got started and how the […]
Warm, high quality coats are going out to the homeless of Laurel, Maryland, as a result of the project Mike Mondy created in the Landmark Self-Expression and Leadership Program.
After doing The Landmark Forum, Morris Chubb went from someone who felt too timid to make a difference to someone running a $1.5 million nonprofit delivering showers and laundry services to the homeless.
The Christmas Spirit Community Dinner in Victoria has provided a magical experience for thousands of people over the last 26 years.
A home for teen mothers faced thousands of dollars in repair expenses. One Landmark graduate took on making a difference everywhere he could.
A chef’s project in the Self-Expression and Leadership Program in Perth, Australia, is increasing access to delicious, healthy meals for those in need.
An innovative support program allows aid for all kinds of people in need, and makes it easy for children to make a difference.
Knitting Nannies are sending scarves and other items to women and children in need.
Having experienced homelessness himself, AJ Lovewins now does everything he can to empower homeless people to live great lives.
A Landmark graduate is helping people without homes with a city-wide shoe drive.
A Landmark graduate who was once homeless himself has created a program to help homeless people by letting them sell CDs by famous artists – now he’s seeking to take the program nationwide.
The Splash Mob 5k isn’t like any other fundraiser run – in this one, participants are bombarded with water balloons. This fun event, which started three years ago as a project created from the Landmark Self-Expression and Leadership Program, is raising $50,000 this year for a school for homeless kids in Arizona.
A kids concert in San Diego being held this Saturday is funding a new music program at the Monarch School for homeless children.
Michael Johnson created a program wherein he and his son and his friends would give burritos and other items to the homeless in San Diego, and through taking the Landmark Self-Expression and Leadership Program, he grew the project and made it a model for other like projects around the world.
Lauren Giblin’s project in Landmark’s Self-Expression and Leadership Program brought Christmas to the homeless in London. Her original plan was to have 150 shoeboxes full of gifts delivered to five participating shelters in time for the holiday. Generous donations from […]
The Real Gift Foundation, a non-profit formed by a woman who leads Landmark’s Self-Expression and Leadership Program, is feeding homeless children in Arizona.
The Los Angeles Times singled out Jon Murga as a Landmark graduate who is making a unique difference – hiring the homeless to work at his community market in Los Angeles.
Residents of a children’s shelter in India have a chance to participate in Capoeira classes, thanks to one person’s project created in Landmark Education’s Self-Expression and Leadership Program.
The Real Gift Foundation, an Arizona nonprofit founded by Landmark Education SELP leader Conde Rogers, is working hard to ensure Arizona students get a real Thanksgiving dinner.
Landmark Education graduate Irena Hart’s Harmony4Kidz organization is embarking on a summer music tour to benefit homeless youth.
Hearts of Fire, the organization created by Landmark graduate Bob Ballard, began its Motor Home Housing project with the donation of an RV to a homeless mother and her son.
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The Austin Women’s clothing swap is holding its second annual event this March.
Tanya Jaw is aiding Cambodian orphans as part of her SELP program offered by Landmark Education.
Bob Ballard, a Landmark Education graduate whose Hearts of Fire project empowering homeless people to create art and music has been written about previously by Landmark Education News, was interviewed by Radio Ojai about the project and his music. Ballard also […]
A third of all homeless people in the United States are veterans. This stark fact was one reason Rod Wittmier's Self-Expression and Leadership program involved bringing old and new veterans together in a mentoring program. The program, called VetsMeetVets, had […]
Earlier this year Caroline Glasner encountered asylum seekers in London, and the experience had a profound effect on her. She was shocked at how destitute they appeared, and how much they lacked even the basic necessities of life. When it […]
The Supplies for Star Students project, created by Leila Salmons of Houston and first written about by Landmark Education News several weeks ago, has since held its fundraiser, which was successful in raising significant amounts of money and backpacks for […]
Hearts of Fire, the project Bob Ballard created in Landmark Education's Power and Contribution course as a way of connecting homeless people to art and music, is flourishing. In July, the group received 5013C nonprofit status from the IRS. This […]