[Imagination Club] Challenge: New charity concept

Alka Puri alkats at gmail.com
Mon Oct 10 07:02:58 GMT 2005


There is a great number of old people across the world who feel lonely
because their kids are too busy,and noone has the time to share their
experiences. There is a very large number of children too who have literally
nothing -- no money, no guidance, no opportunities.
 It would be marvellous if the two groups could be brought together -- the
old person as a mentor, emotional anchor, a guide, an advisor; and the young
person as a learner, a child who cares & is available, an implementor. Maybe
the charity could routinely bring together these combinations and provide a
monitored opportunity for their mutual growth.
 This charity would generate lists in an area of both sets, find a good
match(as in adopting children), ensure that each one does their share ---
the old person could teach/ counsel/ etc and the younger ones would look
after/take care/share their world/etc. The charity would provide financial
aid as well as events where many such groups come together and feel proud of
what they are building together!
 A lovely dream!
Alka Puri

 On 10/4/05, Jeffrey Baumgartner <jeffreyb at jpb.com> wrote:
>
> Great weekend entertainment ideas!!! Not only were they
> creative, but generous as well.
>
> Time for a new challenge. Keeping with the notion of
> generosity: an eccentric billionaire wants to establish a
> charity in her name. However, the charity must be unique
> and very innovative. What would you propose?
>
> Looking forward to your ideas!
>
> Jeffrey Baumgartner
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