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Help Worldwide Stands Poised to Bring $50 Million in Financial Assistance to Charities Responding to the Devastation in America's Hurricane Alley

Posted on: Tuesday, 2 September 2008, 21:00 CDT

NEWHALL, Calif., Sept. 2 /PRNewswire/ -- Help Worldwide Founder and CEO Richard Stewart announced today that he will release up to 1 million "Help Memberships" (a $50 Million cash value) to aid America's communities that lie in the "eye of the storm." Help Worldwide will utilize the resources of the Help Worldwide Loyalty Networks to generate sustainable financial revenue streams for local and national charitable organizations, churches, small businesses and corporations. Hurricane Gustav delivered havoc and devastation estimated in the billions of dollars to the Gulf Coast still recovering from hurricanes Katrina and Rita.

In his own words, multi-millionaire and philanthropist Stewart says, "Our goal is to give back; it's time to firmly and effectively address deferred social maintenance in this nation. Our model creates a sustainable economic paradigm shift through commerce that becomes a permanent revenue stream for the non-profit sector; to allow non-profits to fund their mission, not their funding gap."

Help Worldwide COO Roger Van Scoy explains the model this way: "The key to success is in an economic system in which all parties win. We have created a unique cooperation that drives more business to merchants because they are recognized as supporting charities that the individual consumer is passionate about while providing the consumer with a personal rebate and merchants with extensive branding and Customer Relationship Management data."

Stewart went on to say, "The Help Worldwide 'Help Membership Card' was created with a vision to support the nation's first responders to address critical funding gaps as they work to support our nation's growing crisis in the Gulf Coast. Second, we wanted to support all those non-profits that labor every day, in every American city, and in every American town to cure the crisis of deferred social maintenance in America today."

For more information contact us at 661 286-4334 or go to our website at http://www.helpww.com/

Help Worldwide

CONTACT: John A. Causey, VP of Public Affairs and Corporate Relations ofHelp Worldwide, +1-661-286-4334

Web site: http://www.helpww.com/

Source: PRNewswire

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