A Better Future Starts with One Conversation

Hey there, I’m Lori. 

I’m a nurse, a wife of 28 years, and the proud mom of an amazing 8-year-old daughter. 

For as long as I can remember, helping people has been my passion. Whether it’s caring for patients, my own senior parents whom I cared for, encouraging families, or simply being there for someone who needs a helping hand, I’ve always believed that we’re here to lift each other up.

For years, I prayed for a way to make an even bigger difference—a way to pay it forward, bless others, and create hope for families who need it most. Then an acquaintance introduced me to something I had never seen before…

A FREE faith-based humanitarian community built around a 508(c)(1)(A) nonprofit mission where people helping people isn’t just a slogan—it’s the heart of everything we do.

I was intrigued. The more I learned, the more I realized this wasn’t simply another opportunity.

It was the answer I had been looking for.

Today, I’m honored to be part of a community where people come together to encourage one another, build meaningful relationships, and create opportunities through a structured sharing and pledging model.

What I love most is that helping people comes first.

SHARING — Sending Hope And Rebuilding Into National Goals — is a humanitarian community built around education, service, giving, receiving, responsible entrepreneurship, and helping others duplicate what they learn. The goal is to develop a worldwide community of people helping people physically, financially, spiritually, and emotionally. 

Participation begins by registering with IBO Pro, which is free to join. Registration provides access to the SHARING ecosystem and its educational workspaces. Joining alone does not guarantee income, commissions, profits, or other financial results. 

Participants following the Humanitarian Build work toward completing four educational areas and earning four check marks: Associate’s, Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Doctorate. The programs cover humanitarian giving/funding, financial strategies, AI marketing, and other initiatives. The emphasis is on becoming educated before teaching or sharing these programs with others. 

A major part of the model is the Top-Five Humanitarian Duplication Strategy. Rather than simply finding five people, the goal is to help develop five educated humanitarian leaders who can learn the system and responsibly help others do the same:

1 → 5 → 25 → 125 → and onward.

The basic process is:

REGISTER → LEARN → COMPLETE → VERIFY → SHARE → DUPLICATE 

The community also incorporates voluntary pay-it-forward sponsorship where permitted by the rules of the individual participating programs. The idea is simple: someone helps you, you become stronger, you help someone else, and together the community grows. The envisioned duplication structure uses a 5×11 model, but participation does not guarantee placement, sponsorship, commissions, profits, or any particular financial result. 

Ultimately, the SHARING philosophy can be summarized in four simple steps:

 LEARN IT • COMPLETE IT • SHARE IT • DUPLICATE IT

First: Become educated.
Second: Complete the humanitarian pathway.
Third: Help develop five vetted humanitarian leaders who can responsibly repeat the process.

The bigger mission is to create a humanitarian culture centered around education, service, giving, receiving, entrepreneurship, and people helping people.