Profiles of Change
Real People, Real Change
Life stories. They compel us, move us, inspire us and motivate us to change. And it isn't always the life story of a well-known individual that does it. In fact, the people you're probably most motivated by are the ones who are just like you.
These profiles are about real people who are making an effort toward real change in their homes, their communities and in the world. We want to tell a new story each week that will bring much deserved attention to projects large and small, in big cities and small towns.
And there will be a chance for you to participate, too! If you want to nominate someone for Profiles in Change, email us here. Keep in mind that the person being profiled should want to be interviewed, and should be making a change that is having a real impact in some way. In the coming months, you'll be able to comment on these stories and forward them to a friend.
Justin Dillon
With the 2005 release of their first album, Love Is the Greatest Revenge, Justin's band, Tremolo, did something unique: They committed to donating 50% of the royalties to charities selected by their fans.
View Profile»Holly Riddel
The work I am doing today is my life's purpose. Along the way I have been confronted with some difficult situations which I am certain were opportunities to make choices to fulfill my soul's deepest desire.
View Profile»Mark Thornton
Mark Thornton made the switch from corporate COO to meditation savant, teacher, care-giver, and so on. When he speaks about it, he clearly conveys his joy.
View Profile»Loren Slocum
Loren Slocum, Founder, CEO and President of Lobella International, an organization inspired to help women “stay true to who there are,” is committed to helping women realize their natural gifts.
View Profile»Jessica Ortner
Meridian Tapping Techniques, like Tapping, offer a different approach than traditional "positive-thinking" techniques. With Tapping, you're not being dishonest with yourself.
View Profile»William Martin
William Martin is a social entrepreneur and president of Edible Gardens, an exciting heirloom-seed company that is part of a growing movement to preserve the seeds of the world by sharing the wonder of growing good healthy food.
View Profile»Beth Mooney
Girls Take Charge is a nonprofit leadership-development program that aims to inspire and empower middle-school and high-school girls to become self-sufficient, courageous and compassionate leaders in their communities.
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