Richard Maize, a native of sunny California, is a philanthropist, Human Rights Advocate and Businessman. a supporter of the poor and hungry throughout the world, as well as in his hometown of Los Angeles, Richard Tells why!
Richard Maize
Richard Maize actively promotes ecologically sound practices in his own home and provides useful information on “going green”. He avidly supports Disaster Relief Projects and is one of the first foundations to assist when disasters occurs around the world. Richard Maize is dedicated to supporting worthwhile non-profit organizations around the world that give people “An opportunity to rebuild in the midst of natural disasters and rebound from such tragedies,” according to Mr. Maize. Richard Maize generously contributes time and financial resources to community organizations that cover health, welfare, young leadership, the environment, art and culture. These include the Los Angeles Police Foundation, American Cancer Society, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Vista Del Mar Child and Family Services, Camp Harmony, Greystone Mansion and many others.
“What we do now will echo an eternity, We should always prepare for eminent natural disasters before it becomes a foregone conclusion. Planning now, will give first response teams a great advantage when it happens again, unfortunately it will. It’s happened before, it will happen again and when it does we will be on the front line leading by example. We are a World of One, we need to bring our family values front and center when hope has been forelorn.” ~ Richard Maize
Richard Maize Co.
Richard Maize Actively promotes his foundation and encourages others to donate to a cause. even small donations help others to survive during trying times. In a world of in the midst of a global econimical disaster it’s difficult for us to reach into our pocket and help others, but small micro donations all add up and empower those without food, shelter or other basic necessities in life to become hopeful. This is what the life is about and what it should be about in the future. We should teach our children that donating in small amounts adds up and provides sustenance and a hopeful life to children and adults who suffer. We all can make a difference, together!