It Takes One: Paying It Forward

Monday, January 9, 2012

Paying It Forward

I love reading messages of Pay it Forward, when I'm out. Today my idea is to shake things up abit, not always to do things the same. Let the person on before you in the bus even if you have a child and they offer and they are a man or a teenager. Everyone is important. Let someone in the line go first and wait longer , whats the rush and they are your family in the scheme of things.... Xx

Sandy Lee Jones

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The Pay If Forward Experience

"We are seeking to change the world one person at a time." Wearing the pay it forward bracelet reminds us to be giving acts of services or random acts of kindness all the time. Seeing the bracelets acts as a visible reminder. It is also a conversation starter of a ready tool you can hand to others when you ask them to Pay It Forward you not giving them a bracelet to keep but to give it on to someone else.

We belong to Facebooks fastest growing group. In under one month we have over 3,500 people join. The pay it forward message is that simple and that powerful. Charley the creator of the bracelet does not ask for any money. He entirely funds the production and distribution himself. Currently Charley we are looking for companies to sponsor the bracelets and thus the Pay If Forward Experience. If you can suggest and companies who you kink might be interested that contract the Pay It Forward Foundation. If you'd be touched by the pay it forward experience and would like to donate. Click on the bracelets and donate. The money is for the sole purpose of producing and distributing the bracelets around the world.

Steve Jobs

People make our history markers list for all sorts of reasons, they are young, old, black or white. They transform to a better place or leave a devastating impact on this world.

Steve Jobs help mark this world a lot smaller. By founding the Apple computer Company he play a significant roll in how we communicate, educate, trade, and even entertain. Apple brought a user friendly computer into our homes, long before the Internet was carried in our pockets, but he helped with that too. Add to that Steve was a humble person and gentle spoken. In October 2011 Steve was taken from this world far too soon.

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Monday, January 9, 2012

Paying It Forward

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