Introducing Carl W. Ling Jr. The Spirit of Humanity.org Sec./Treas. and Board of Director member. He wears many hats and does a fine job of telling our story.
The Spirit of Humanity.org is sponsoring a GoFundMe campaign to benefit the children of Kengmaihia, Laos. Rural schools usually only provide a 1st to 5th grade education. Slave labor recruiters prey on the 10 year olds who have completed their schooling. Help to solve this by keeping these children in school and saving them from the brick factories and worse.
This simple black and white photo of a little girl was our first posted video to our Facebook page and website. Not sure why, but it received thousands of views.
Don’t Lose Hope was a video we made for a crisis center retreat operating in Cambodia. We created this type of video for our clients without any charges.
The Hope Center for Arts (HC4A) serves adults aged twenty-two years and above with developmental and intellectual disabilities such as Autism, Down Syndrome, Williams Syndrome, Savant Syndrome and many others. Over the years this dream of HC4A has given nearly 600 Artists with Intellectual Disabilities the opportunity to pursue their love of music and art, promoting a sense of honor and dignity in their work, all while inviting the community to recognize their awesome abilities.
The Spirit of Humanity was created to bring both interested donors and volunteers together with the good people providing charitable services to others.
Best Buddies International have been instrumental in drawing world wide attention to the problems of the intellectual and developmentally disabled.
“The Spirit of Humanity” focus on Appalachia…a beautiful, picturesque mountain region stretching from Alabama to Maine…with a heartbreaking story of it’s people.
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