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Nicholas Easley
Founder and President
Nicholas Easley, a Junior Ronald Reagan Fellow at Eureka College, has traveled to London, Rome, Amsterdam, South Africa, Swaziland, Nicaragua, Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania, and has been able to see firsthand the failures of many projects. These frustrations have now developed into a sustainable non- profit company that focuses on strategic partnership, centralized collective efforts, and microlending.
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May 6, 2007 - Aid organizer puts working together first »
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March 29,2007 - Belvidere native launches
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Mission Statement
To help provide sustainable, applicable, solutions to impoverished people abroad through strategic partnership planning and cooperation with other Aid organizations, Microfinance Institutions, and private donor funding, while always focusing on the full impact of our actions.
We believe that...
...individual aid efforts and even efforts of self employment and empowerment are merely fractured bandages to a hemorrhaging wound. Often even seemingly large opportunities for individuals are quickly forgotten as the hopelessness overshadows all glimmers of hope and potential.
...if there were many institutions that worked together, in a centralized area, with the idea of sustainability in the forefront, that there would be a much greater impact. Not only would this provide more hope, but would also allow some organizations to fulfill the needs presumed by other organizations, allow the interaction of collective benefits, and teach cooperation and allocation of resources to large, diverse, groups.
Strategic Sustainable Partnership Program, Inc. (SSPPI) seeks to centralize relief efforts. There are many programs in many areas giving a lot of relief as a whole, but individually only putting a small bandage on a hemorrhaging wound. If many organizations would work collectively in the same area, each program could reap benefits that another offers, increase the amount of hope in an area, and increase the chances for sustainable change.
