THE POWER OF BELIEF

Hard times test the power of your beliefs. When your belief is strong, you perform smarter, better, and with greater resilience. Four percent of the US population are under 18 living without birth parent/s. I could only imagine the flood of emotions that overwhelm a child going through PTSD. Here is an anonymous comment that we've received.

"I'm 16. I really want to buy a car. I don't have enough money saved up. I have a job and go to school but Im afraid I'll never make it when turn 18 when leave my adoptive family. What should I do?"

We believe Restoring hope to the youth of our nation is the Best Karmic Solution for all parties involved. Getting a driver’s license is a huge rite of passage. The only thing bigger at sixteen is getting a car. A car is a quintessentially American symbol of personal freedom, one for which your teen may be more ready than you might think. One of the biggest legitimate reasons that a teen needs a car is to work. Owning a car gives your teen a chance to get out in the working world and to make a bit of money. Even if he or she is only running errands for you, your teen is still learning a valuable lesson about pulling his or her own weight in the family. If you want your teen to grow up and be more responsible, it might be a good time to consider helping him or her donating a car or donate to the cause.