| WE BELIEVE
Sanctity
of Hope was born out of three beliefs
- People have a far
more proficient impact on their own community.
- We must be true
to our own convictions.
- The needs of the
poor should not fall solely at the feet of government.
The
Problem
Many people do not
give to the homeless because of concerns over ultimate
use - the ultimate use of their gift by the recipient.
This adversely affects both the homeless and those wishing
to help them.
Our
Purpose
- Helping communities
take care of the most basic needs of its least fortunate
members thereby offering HOPE for a better
life.
- Helping communities
by reducing their concerns over ultimate use thereby
letting them help their less fortunate members.
Our
Beliefs
- We believe a person's
physiological needs must be met if they are to aspire to
something other than undesirable circumstances.
- We believe HOPE
is necessary to elevate people from survival and safety
to belongingness.
- We believe the
duty to help others falls on those with the desire to do
so.
- We believe people
have a far more efficient and proficient impact in their
own community than people outside that community.
- We believe helping
those in need circularly fulfills the need in each of us
to help those in need.
- We believe many
people do not give monetarily to those in need because of
ultimate use concerns and that by circumventing
these concerns with SOH tokens, more people
will give, they will give more often, and feel better for
giving.
Our Niche
- SOH
differentiates itself by specifically targeting people who
desire to give but don't because of concerns over ultimate
use. This increases the support base for the homeless
by tarketing those not currently giving.
- SOH
differentiates itself by using a mobile storefront, multiple
partners, and vending machines placed at convenient locations
to reach larger homeless populations with multiple options.
The "SOHmobile"
with Carl & Dre - Day 1
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