Children Love Goji  Juice Because it taste Sweet  Are your children picky eaters? Do you constantly worry if they are getting their daily nutritional requirement ?   Do they hate swallowing vitamins?   Look no further... Himalayan is safe for children and is the most nutrient dense food on the planet.    2 oz of Himalayan Goji juice on daily bases is a great way to support your child's immune system.   Recent donations     FreeLife's guiding principle is "To Serve Each Other by Promoting Good Health, Well-Being, and the Opportunity for an Abundant Life." We pledge to serve those less fortunate through various activities, including our charitable efforts. FreeLife™ donates a portion of its profits each month to various children's organizations. Since the only known side effect of Himalayan Goji® Juice is the tendency to smile more often, it is our hope to help bring a smile to the faces of children in need throughout the world. FreeLife Makes $100,000 Donation to Free The Children Plans include “Adopting a Village” and Building a School in rural China FreeLife International recently made a $100,000 donation to Free The Children—the largest network of children helping children through education in the world. Ray and Kevin presented the check to Free The Children founder and international child rights activist Craig Kielburger at the recent SERVE 2007 Convention, in Orlando, Florida. The $100,000 GojiKids donation will contribute to all components of Free The Children’s “Adopt a Village” program—the majority of which will go toward the construction of a new school, as well as the cost to educate children in grades 1-8, and minor contributions to health, alternative income, and a water/sanitation program. The adopted village and school will be situated in Gansu province—one of the poorest regions of China. Because FreeLife has developed such a strong relationship with China in the harvesting of the goji berry, when Ray and Kevin learned about the harsh circumstances in the Gansu province—they knew that this was the place to make a difference in children’s lives. The Gansu province of China suffers from a high rate of poverty, a lack of clean water, very low literacy rates, and very low access to education programs and proper schools. “It’s an incredible feeling to know that our donation will make a difference that people can see and feel in a community with such a strong need,” said CEO and Co-Founder Ray Faltinsky. “We’re honored to work with Free The Children to be able to serve not just one or two children—but help to uplift an entire community,” said President and Co-Founder Kevin Fournier. Free The Children involves more than one million youth in its innovative education and development programs in 45 countries. Establishing a track-record of success, Free The Children has received three nominations for the Nobel Peace Prize, and partners with the United Nations and Oprah’s Angel Network. Unlike any other children’s charity in the world, Free The Children is both funded and driven by children and youth. Their mission is to free young people from the idea that they are powerless to bring about positive social change, and encourage them to act now to improve the lives of young people everywhere. Road to Royal Event August 22 – Phoenix, Arizona Crisis Nursery Inc. Crisis Nursery exists to provide hope and support to children threatened with abuse, neglect, or homelessness. For 30 years, Crisis Nursery has been a safe haven, providing opportunities and hope to more than 14,000 children in Arizona—coming to the aid of over 120 children daily. The mission of the organization is to learn about and respond to the needs of the children and families served and to “break the cycle of child abuse and neglect.” Second Leg of the Co-Founders’ U.S. Tour While on the second leg of the Co-Founders’ U.S. Tour, CEO and Co-Founder Ray Faltinsky made a donation to four much deserving children’s charities. August 13 – Detroit, Michigan Whaley Children’s Center The Whaley Children’s Center is a residential treatment center that provides high quality services to nearly 100 children per year. These children are considered at highest risk for behavioral, social, emotional, and psychological problems, resulting from severe abuse and neglectful family environments. Whaley’s goal is to successfully recreate a permanent family structure for children in need. August 14 – Kingsport, Tennessee Girls Incorporated of Kingsport Girls Incorporated of Kingsport is a youth development organization whose programming is geared to build girls’ capacity for responsible and confident adulthood, economic independence, and personal fulfillment. Serving over 100 girls each day, Girls Incorporated supports young girls by providing various outreach and support programs. August 15 – Columbus, Ohio Teen Challenge Cincinnati Teen Challenge Cincinnati is a nonprofit organization focused on drug and alcohol rehabilitation for young men aged 18 to 35. Through the organization’s Teen Challenge Ranch, troubled youth can enter a highly disciplined, 9 to 12 month, faith-based treatment center residency program. August 16 – Shelton, Connecticut Cystic Fibrosis Foundation of Connecticut The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation is a nonprofit, donor-supported organization whose mission is to assure the development of the means to cure and control cystic fibrosis—a genetic, life-threatening disease, as well as to improve the quality of life for all those who suffer from its affects.