Mr. Tuul now focuses on giving back in the world, to poor, hungry, wasting, and starving children of India and Indonesia. He asks that anyone who can afford even a few cents a day, to give back so he can better provide for poor and starving children of these countries, saving lives one by one.

“Most people seem to think that someone else is going to take care of world hunger? Well, that someone else is you and me. Help starving children of the world however you can,” says Johannes Tuul.

Johannes does realize the valid hesitation to donate money to child helping organizations, because he knows some of them are scams. “I created WorldExpoChildrensFund.com because I am concerned with unsafe organizations that steal people’s money, so through my site, people can research who I am and what I stand for, in order to trust that I will do what is right with every donation.”

Johannes Tuul is providing an honest outlet to help save lives of children in Indonesia! The Web site will soon offer a PayPal account page, where anyone can donate any amount of money, small or large. He put his vision into action and is hoping that other people will have the same “giving back attitude” as he does. “It takes a truly good person to donate money, so those who do, good for them,” says Mr. Tuul. “Starving children of the world need America’s help,” he adds.

More information: www.worldexpochildrensfund.com.

Note: Donations may or may not be tax deductible in your locale; the Web site is not a 501(c)3 non-profit charity. Consult a tax expert regarding deductibility of any donations.

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Coach Paul, coaching psychologist and founder of Life-Changing Coaching, says, “With all of the bad news that gets circulated about young people these days, it’s an honor to be selected to spend some time with a group of students who are doing good things with their lives.”

In 1998, the Magic Johnson Foundation formed the Taylor Michaels Scholarship Program, which has supported more than 300 deserving minority high school students with scholarships. The program further promotes academic excellence and professional development by providing mentorship, internships, computers and an annual leadership conference.

This year’s leadership conference will be held on the UCLA campus in Westwood, California, and will include speakers from companies like Best Buy, Aetna, and Southern California Edison. The President of the Los Angeles City Council, Eric Garcetti, is also scheduled to speak.

Coach Paul, who devotes a considerable amount of his volunteer time working with youth from disadvantaged backgrounds says, “I was reading the paper this morning about another teenager who lost his life as a result of gang violence. That just breaks my heart. Thank God for Magic Johnson and his partners who make it possible for some of these kids to escape those dangerous situations and start living better lives. It may not be possible for us to save all of these kids, but we can sure try. I commend Magic for taking that same championship attitude that allowed him to become a legendary basketball player and using it off the court to help these outstanding young people.”

More information:
http://www.lifechangingcoaching.com .

http://www.magicjohnson.com/index.php?/foundation/programs/taylormichaels/leadershipconference/ .

About Coach Paul:

Paul “Coach Paul” Edward, PhD, is the Founder and Managing Coach of Life-Changing Coaching, a full-service coaching psychology firm that specializes in helping people live better lives. He is the author of the award-winning book, Moving Forward: Turning Good Intentions Into Great Results (ISBN 978-0981-493923).

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Paul Edward, founder of Edward Professional Advisors and contributing author to the feasibility study that recommended the establishment of a community-based police department in Compton, says, “Last night’s vote was a giant step forward for the citizens of Compton. Our research clearly shows that cities with strong community-based police departments are better places to live and work. Police departments do more than impact crime levels. When managed properly, they can drastically improve the quality of life of the citizens they serve.”

Eric J. Perrodin, Compton’s current Mayor and a former Compton Police Department sergeant, cast the deciding vote after spending 30 minutes emphasizing the benefits of local governments controlling their dedicated police resources. “This is not about the sheriff’s department being bad,” said Perrodin, “This vote is about improving the quality of life for all citizens of Compton. I’ve always said that if we can afford it, we should move toward owning our own police department. I made that pledge as a mayoral candidate, and tonight I am proud to deliver on my promise.”

In 2008, Compton commissioned a study to examine the feasibility of establishing a municipal police department. Joseph T. Rouzan, Jr., former police chief of the Inglewood and Compton Police Departments, and Paul Edward, organizational psychologist and author, spent a year conducting the study. “In addition to conducting empirical research,” says Edward, “We spoke to community leaders and residents of Compton. Five key themes emerged: responsibility, accountability, stability, results, and respect. When we compared the quality of police services under the current contract with the sheriff’s department to what we projected the quality to be under a community control model, it was crystal clear that establishing a municipal police department was the best option for the citizens of Compton.”

Perrodin, responding to concerns about alleged corruption under Compton’s former administration, said, “There is a lot of confusion about us bringing back the old Compton Police Department. But let me set the record straight; tonight’s vote is about creating something new. Just like we are in the process of ‘Birthing a New Compton,’ tonight’s vote is about creating a new police department that is accountable and responsive to our needs as members of this community.”

The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department provides contract law enforcement services to 42 cities in the Southern California region. When asked if he thought last night’s vote would spark a similar move among the other contract cities, Edward said, “As the mayor said, this was not about how well or how poorly the L.A. Sheriff’s Department is doing. The L.A. Sheriff’s Department is one of the finest law enforcement agencies in the nation. What our recommendation boiled down to was an indisputable fact: communities that have ownership of their law enforcement resources are better able to direct and deploy those resources where they are needed. Rather than being subject to the decisions of L.A. County officials several miles away, Compton police assets will be controlled by Compton officials. That makes a lot of sense on so many different levels. If other cities are leaning the same way and they can afford it, I don’t see why they shouldn’t at least explore their options.”

More information: http://www.edwardprofessionaladvisors.com/publicsafety .

About Paul Edward:

Paul Edward, PhD, is the Founder and Managing Advisor of Edward Professional Advisors, a full-service organizational development consulting firm that specializes in helping public safety organizations run better. He is a graduate of the University of Southern California, Regent University, and Trinity College. Paul is an active member of the International Association of Chiefs of Police and teaches courses in the graduate-level Emergency Services Administration program at California State University, Long Beach. He is the author of the award-winning book, “Moving Forward: Turning Good Intentions Into Great Results.”

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