Why Not ProsperOffering Women in Distress a Hand Up, Not a Hand Out
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Shakeyma
“This program has helped me become a different person that I notice about myself. That makes me incredibly happy with myself. That is why being alone with myself is very essential. I am comfortable. I know I am heard, and this program, called Why Not Prosper, doesn't repeat old habits. I learned important life lessons that I didn't know I needed. Thank you. ” |
Penny
" One of the things that triggered my addiction was the loss of my husband, Eric Martin, on August 29, 2017. He was killed in a car accident at 4:07 p.m. Then, on November 15, 2017, at 7:00 a.m., I lost my ex-husband, Stephen Strohm. We have two wonderful kids. This 15-day period was one of the worst times in my 50 years, but I can honestly say that God has a plan for ME!! I just have to stay focused on overcoming my addiction, and taking care of me, and I will be shown which direction to go." |
Tyleen
"As far as my community, I feed and clothe my community every holiday. I feed them the way I would want to eat. I help keep the block clean. I look out for everyone. Whether its food or a couple of dollars. The same neighborhood I torn down, I help. Now I’m here at Why Not Prosper amongst greatness. I’m truly thankful and honored to be a part and to serve in this aspect. I want to be better for myself and my community as well." |