Foundations are obligated by their charters to vice away billions of dollars. These foundations are non-profit organizations and are exempt from paying income tax. IN order to keep the Tax Exempt Status and maintain their charter, they must give away at least five percent of their assets every year. The head of the foundation selects people or companies to give the money.

With this kit you get a outline of letter ad the insider information you need to provide them before they will even consider helping you.

We provide ALL the steps from writing the letter and how to follow up with corporations. Our kit will is a step by step informational guide that will walk you through the process until you get the check in hand and head to the bank!!!

Money is given to start a new business or expand an existing one, equipment financing, acquisition of a new or existing business, rent, salaries, office expenses, or overhead. There are many programs to help women start their own business. Remember, this is free money that never had to be paid back. You can use the money to pay yourself a salary as you start your own business.

Money is given to help buy a new home for low income families, repair your home, pay rent, make mortgage payments, pay utility bills, make car payments, buy groceries, pay for childcare, fuel, general living expenses, academic tutoring, buy clothing, school supplies, housing assistance, legal services, summer camp, pay off bills, music lessons, art lessons, pay heating bills, money is given to senior citizens, real estate taxes. These are all reasons that any number of foundations would give you money for.

Money is given for hearing disorders, hearing aids, eye glasses, health appliances, prostheses, physical and occupational therapy, neurological and sleep disorders, alcohol and drug abuse, hospital costs, nursing homes, in-home care for long term treatments or specialized therapies heart disease, cancer care, Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease, stroke, surgery, prescription medicine, health supplies, mental and emotional disorders, fertility treatment, dental care, orthodontic work, dermatological procedures, learning disabilities, eating disorders, retardation, speech therapy, help for disabled veteran's and help for victim's with AIDS, pay for medical expenses, insurance premiums, provisions of legal services and more.

Money is given to children for preschool and nursery school education, private, primary and secondary schools, men and women to further their education, scholarships for athletes, business management, engineering, computer sciences, medical school, undergraduate, graduate, professional, and foreign studies and many more.