Reinventing Charitable Women

" Now we've got the final report for more magazines reinvention convention today our correspondent Judy got asked if you've Philanthropic women including former First Lady Laura Bush. About how the rest of us can get involved in changing our world for the better. Sometimes we're so wrapped up in our minds it becomes hard to see the big picture but these women have minutes and did just that. Working hard to change our world. And they say with a little motivation. You can send."

" He's an endless advocate for Iraq health. Education literacy human rights especially in Afghanistan for women and children. What would -- until woman who wants to be my Philanthropic and help women. Actually in our country have always been in fact -- Was at the hundredth anniversary of it as a public library in Texas. Last week in the Corpus Christi public library it was founded a hundred years ago about women's club. And 85%. At the public libraries in Texas were found about women. Or a women's club and we know that many many women -- Philanthropic. I'd get to their museums to their arts groups to their arts associations. And but I think it's also important for women to think about them giving too. These sort of issues the way human rights issues and and conservation. Issues. In just to get involved and."

" We should not be. It's -- to take risks we get very sick in our ways even though we love it new experience is we buying new beauty products we change our style. But I think when it comes to taking on new challenges especially when it comes to. Work in our relationships. That. That's something that all of us including myself have to be morrow picked him I think when you're young you spend too much time trying to guess what other people think. And that and the wonderful news is guess what they're not thinking about you that much -- just given up -- wanna do."

" Bring -- to speak now it -- Johnson. CEO salamander hospitality and global ambassador for a parent I see you don't know I am doing terrific this is just a marvelous marvelous day he's touched millions of lives of people all over the world and you've broken down there used -- all kinds of people. Cool what in particular his."

" I thank you. Well I have to first say my mother is always my inspiration -- life that I've come across many many great women. You know you want to sit back and you listen to all. And you're saying you know maybe I can do this -- maybe I can also touched many lives. And them I think that's the beauty of living. And why do you think in particular it's important to empower women and children all of the world. First of all women are the backbone of our societies our communities our country and we're probably the most undervalued. -- the human beings in the world. And I think people really need to take note. That we are the fabric of society in if you do not empower women. You Tennessee of global break down because women take care children women take care households. Women make more -- decisions in life globally. In any other person and they we are so undervalued it's unbelievable. So I think we need to start giving people wake up call this is just how valuable women are."

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