Within the DreamHavens’ Family of Programs, there are two primary types of Member Service Providers: Charitable Organizations and Commercial Businesses. Existing charitable organizations, once they join the DreamHavens’ Family of Programs, become our initial points of contact for potential Recipient Members. These charitable organizations have access to additional funding through Genus Disbursements.
Charitable Organizations
For example:
An existing Charitable Organization provides temporary shelter to homeless individuals. As a Member Service Provider in the DreamHavens’ Family of Programs, this Charitable Organization can continue to provide shelter to the homeless. Now, instead of only offering a bed for a few nights, they can provide potential new Recipient Members with the opportunity to enter an educational program that may eventually bring a number of benefits, including but not limited to: permanent housing, transportation, childcare, nutritional support, wellness care, and medical assistance. The Commercial Businesses who become Member Service Providers agree to provide their services, skills, and expertise to Recipient Members. They also agree to actively participate in Learn to Fish as mentors, educating Recipient Members in their related fields. In exchange for this participation, they will receive funding from Genus Disbursements to increase their normal commercial services, which in turn will increase their ability to participate with DreamHavens’.
Commercial Businesses
For example:
An existing Automobile Repair Shop is not operating at full capacity. In exchange for providing their services, the automotive repair shop receives funding from Genus Disbursements for the purpose of expansion. By joining DreamHavens’ Freedom to Roam Program, they become a Member Service Provider and open their repair shop as a training facility. Through Learn to Fish, Recipient Members learn about automotive repair from professional mechanics. In addition, the automobile repair shop has the opportunity to perform repair work on vehicles that are part of the DreamHavens’ Freedom to Roam Program. As Recipient Members advance in Learn to Fish, the number of qualified mechanics willing and able to work for and train others in the Automobile Repair Shop increases. Whether we use a Charitable Organization or a Commercial Business, by taking global funds into the local communities and offering these funds where they are most needed, we create an economic boost to not only that area but to the entire region and thus to the world.
