Community Support

July 07, 2009

IBOs Serving Soup to Serve Others

IBOs are more than Independent Business men and women. They are also members of the communities in which they live, contributing to the well being of their communities in many ways. Here is just one of the many stories of IBOs giving of themselves to build better lives in the world around them.

“To whom much is given, much is expected,” says Jean Valerio, an IBO from New York who every week serves the homeless of the Bronx with food, drink, and a smile through New York City Relief (NYCR).

Read on our main website about how Jean Valerio and other IBOs are serving soup to serve others, then tell us about how you're supporting your community with action.

Discussion Starter:

  • How are you helping the needy in your community?

  • How are food programs in your area helping those most in need?


 

December 17, 2008

Amway Global Donates $1.12 Million Worth of Products to "Today Show" Toy Drive

Amway Global is donating more than $1.12 million in product to the "Today Show" Toy Drive! Amway's gift of children's toys and ARTISTRY® cosmetics will be sent to social service organizations from New York to California for their holiday gift programs. See Amway Global Managing Director Steve Lieberman make the presentation on the "Today Show" Saturday, December 20. Read more about the Amway Global Toy Donation Story on our main website, then let us know what you think here.

Discussion Starter:

  • How are you helping the less fortunate in your community celebrate the holidays?
  • Are you participating in a children's holiday toy donation program this year? 
  • Is the economy affecting toy donations in your community?

October 07, 2008

Victors Put Their Hearts into Local Heart Walk

IBOs are more than Independent Business men and women. They are also members of the communities in which they live, contributing to the well being of their communities in many ways. Here is just one of the many stories of IBOs giving of themselves to build better lives in the world around them.

Jody and Kathy Victor aren’t new to doing good works for their community, but they wanted to do even more. When they saw a local university was holding a Heart Walk for the American Heart Association in September, it seemed like a great opportunity to contribute. Jody also knew someone who had suffered a debilitating stroke, and this was an opportunity to provide some extra support. Thus was born a very successful first Heart Walk for MarkerMan Productions, team MMP, and 48 IBOs and family.

Read about the Victors' successful Heart Walk on our main website and tell us about how you're supporting your community with action.