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A sense of
responsibility to the community,
and the desire of The
Washington Times to support
their printed words with action,
led the Times
to establish an educational foundation
for the furtherance of the ideals
of family and faith.
Inspired by Reverend Sun Myung
Moon and inaugurated in April
of 1996, The Washington Times
Foundation initiates projects
and cooperates with likeminded
groups to encourage members of
the community, especially youth,
to more fully actualize themselves
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| avoid the pitfalls of
immorality, drugs and violence that rob people
of their potential.The Foundation sponsors
the National Service Awards, recognizing men
and women throughout the United States who,
inspired by the love of God and humanity,
have selflessly given of themselves to the
community. It sponsors an annual International
Journalism Workshop. The Foundation joins
with the National Council for Neighborhood
Enterprise to sponsor the National Youth Summit
videoconference. It supports numerous events
including the International Sisterhood Ceremonies
sponsored by the Women's Federation for World
Peace; research activities for the Pantanal
wetlands in Brazil; and the True Family Values
lecture series. |
Below: Recipients of the National Service
Award with Reverend and Mrs. Moon at the inauguration
of The Washington Times Foundation, April
16, 1996 |
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