In hard times there’s never a perfect solution, only the best course of action, based on the circumstances, can be taken. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has created polarity in the Bitcoin war matrix and is proving to be a turning point for cryptocurrency. Since the recent escalation of the Russian invasion, the Ukrainian government and …
by PAUL TURNER 
In November 2020, Central America felt the devastating force of two natural disasters, as Hurricane Eta and Hurricane Iota swept across Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaraguan. Both catastrophes, which happened barely two weeks apart, left more than 200 people dead and thousands displaced from their homes. Hurricane Eta first hit Nicaraguan on November 3, with massive …
by Paul Rodney Turner 
dMillennials are more likely to rally behind an organization that shares charitable causes with them. Recent research shows that 70% of Millennials will spend more on socially responsive organizations. Now, with Millenials wielding $2.3 trillion in purchasing power, corporate philanthropy can elevate an organization’s clout among these circles. Corporate philanthropy refers to actions that businesses …
by Paul Rodney Turner 
One of the hottest debates in humanitarian activism is exactly what it would take to solve global starvation, and finally achieve a world where all children and their families have access to a prosperous and dignified life. The truth is, one single solution will not free the world from the systemic issues that drive poverty …
by Paul Rodney Turner 
Volunteers from Food For Life Costa Rica in coordination with Food For Life Global, have made an effort to distribute vegan food in areas highly affected by the passage of hurricane ETA. The main effects of Hurricane ETA have been landslides and as a consequence several communities have been blocked and uncommunicated. One of the …
by Paul Rodney Turner 
2020 is proving to be one of the most challenging years the world has faced in a very long time. Coronavirus continues to fluctuate in reported cases worldwide, with many developing and third world nations currently experiencing the worst of the global pandemic. One devastating impact of COVID-19 is the breaking down of food supply …
by Paul Rodney Turner 
As coronavirus continues to wreak havoc around the world, new data suggest the worse is still yet to come. The virus has shaken the world and placed many countries in a complete standstill. Businesses are going into hibernation, people are losing their jobs, and charitable relief efforts are coming to a halt. COVID-19 hasn’t just …
by Paul Rodney Turner 
By: Madhava Smullen, April 13, 2020 With the UK now about to go into its fourth week of lockdown, people who would be struggling from one week to the next during normal times are now running out of money. Many are also sick or completely isolated in their homes without any family members. In this environment, …
by PAUL TURNER 
By: Madhava Smullen for ISKCON News on April 13, 2020 As with all temples around the world during the COVID-19 Pandemic, ISKCON Hungary’s properties in Budapest and Krishna Valley have been locked down, and devotees are staying at home. Krishna Valley is nearly self-sufficient in some foods, such as grains, flour, fruits, vegetables, and honey, and devotees …
by PAUL TURNER 
This week witnessed another powerful Puerto Rico earthquake with a magnitude of 6.4 that has shocked the island. The devastating earthquake was first felt in the early hours of Tuesday morning. Governor Wander Vázquez Garced commented saying “We have not been exposed to this kind of emergency in 102 years,”. This is by far the strongest of …
by Paul Rodney Turner 
https://youtu.be/88AnDipbzAY The short answer – yes. In fact, hunger in Africa is likely worse than the average person might imagine. A 2018 report by the African Child Policy Forum states that about 90 percent of children in African do not meet the criteria for the minimum meal standard and that a child dies every three seconds due to …
by Paul Rodney Turner 
A magnitude 6.9 earthquake struck southern Philippines on Sunday, December 15, killing a 6-year-old girl after a wall fell and crushed her, according to Vincent Fernandez, mayor of Matanao town in Davao del Sur province. Fernandez said the full extent of the damage is not yet clear, but authorities are asking for food, water, tarpaulins, …
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