Lend A Helping Hand

Ferrelux seeks funding for its private philanthropic outreach program in certain communities to help unfairly treated, but gifted individuals who are most vulnerable to obtain decent housing and/or some form of employ to move on with their lives. One of the things the general public don’t realize is that there are people who don’t fit the sub-standard tenets of a private or government program claiming to want to help them. Such welfare programs are mainly designed for a homeless or other at risk person with an alcohol or drug addiction, a mentally ill person, someone with HIV or AIDS, a transgender person, a rape victim, a battered woman or child, and so forth. None of these welfare programs anywhere really cater to a regular person who is down on his or her luck, or just happens to be in an unfortunate situation in their life that they need help with. Some of these people are well functioning members of society, intelligent & talented, and do not require counseling or an agent or agency being constantly a part of their lives as if they are dysfunctional and can’t make a sound decision on their own. They already have a life, aspirations & dreams, and only require some short-term assistance on to their intended path. Some of these people had a thriving prospect going on until they ran into the misfortune of falling on hard-times. Your donation would be adding a much needed blessing into a person’s life so they can be helped out of a currently unreasonable situation, so he or she can function elsewhere where the conditions are better, and continue to lead a productive life. Though giving someone a helping hand to handle basic needs and making employment & housing referrals are standard, the goal is to secure real estate to fully address this socio-economical problem, because anyone can fall very hard on their luck at anytime due to a disaster, political crisis, maliciousness, or other disturbance in their life. And your generous offer, strikes a blow against those callous forces who could care less about the basic rights of people. Thank you.