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Karma Foundation partners with Generation Rescue

Karma FoundationKarma Foundation partners with Generation Rescue

- Karma and its members pledge to support autism recovery and awareness charity through grant program and volunteer work –

Los Angeles, CA – August 23, 2012 – The Karma Foundation, an exclusive social membership organization that combines the benefits of executive networking and philanthropy with luxury lifestyle events, has added Generation Rescue to its growing list of charity and non-profit beneficiaries.

The Karma Foundation has already donated over $25,000 to Generation Rescue through proceeds from its annual Kandyland event.  It will now become a Corporate Sponsor and participate in the charity’s grant program.

To date Karma and its members have sponsored ten families, providing their children medical assistance and services which would otherwise be unaffordable for recovery of autism spectrum disorders.  Karma will continue to sponsor additional families whose children need this assistance through future event proceeds and member donations.

Marvin Epstein, Karma Foundation’s executive vice president of Business Development and Philanthropy, said: “Karma prides itself on long-term relationships with the charities it supports, our ‘philanthropy legacy’ strategy. We will work with Generation Rescue to ensure our donations are contributing in the most effective way possible. We believe our strategy will create a genuine and critical component to ensure the success of these organizations.”

Candace McDonald, executive director of Generation Rescue said: “We are grateful to the Karma Foundation and its members for making a commitment to support our grant program and provide treatment for families affected by autism. We appreciate the generous donations they have made, and also the lasting partnership we have begun to build together. Their ongoing unique support strategy establishes an exciting initiative to help more families and create further awareness and growth for Generation Rescue.”

Generation Rescue, led by president, Jenny McCarthy, is dedicated to the recovery of children and adults with autism spectrum disorders through medical treatments, support and guidance. Of the recent sponsorship and partnership, Jenny McCarthy said: “It’s so great to find a sponsor like the Karma Foundation, where its members truly care about the people served by the nonprofits they support.”

For more information about Karma Foundation and its sponsorship of Generation Rescue, go to www.thekarmafoundation.com. To learn more about Generation Rescue visit www.generationrescue.org.

About Karma Foundation

Karma Foundation is a Beverly Hills, CA based exclusive lifestyle membership organization that provides its Members and Member guests with remarkable upscale lifestyle experiences that enrich their lives, expand their networks and benefit noble causes. Karma uses its global infrastructure of VIP Hosts to provide Members with the ultimate access for hospitality, nightlife, gaming, entertainment and luxury lifestyle amenities and services anytime anywhere.  Karma is based on four main principles Networking, Philanthropy, Revelry & Access.  More information about Karma Foundation can be found at www.TheKarmaFoundation.com.

About Generation Rescue

Every year, Generation Rescue helps more than 25,000 families affected by autism by providing education support and medical assistance, directly improving children’s qualify of life. With mentors in 38 countries around the world, services include a toll-free hotline, medical grants, parent mentors and conferences. It is dedicated to the recovery of children with autism spectrum disorders by providing guidance and support for medical treatment to directly improve the child’s quality of life for all families in need. www.generationrescue.org

Comments

Amanda Blinn

Thank you Jenny for networking for us!!!!!

Billie

It still surprises me that Jenny has not had someone do a documentary on Autism Recovery... I mean a full documentary, Michael Moore style. Open the eyes of those who aren't looking. These kids being sponsored is fabulous.

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