The Center for Humane Living

“Description;Amount^Wellness Warriors and Black Belt Test;3396|Uniforms and belts;1147|Insurance;5359|Marketing;422|Other general and administrative;447^Total;10771^”

“Description;EOY Amount^Prepaid expenses;8488|Security deposits;1000^Total;9488^”

“Program Accomplishments - The Center for Humane Living (CHL) empowers quality relationships, effective leadership, and lifelong learning through its pay-it-forward model and transformational curriculum. This unique methodology honors the ancient martial arts while incorporating modern business theories to promote integrated well-being. CHL exists to inspire individuals to lead more peaceful and compassionate lives. Students are encouraged to be curious and empty their minds in order to continue learning from the universal truths of the martial arts. As a 501 (c)3 organization, CHL provides breakthrough ideas on educating students through a wellness model that evolves with the student's thirst for holistic fulfillment. The innovative curriculum is free-of-charge to individuals of all ages, races, ethnicities, and socioeconomic backgrounds within the Arizona community. Over the course of 2018, CHL has reached an average of 200 participants per month in attendance throughout the scope of our classes. These classes include a wide spectrum of health, fitness, and wellness classes for physical and mental health including martial arts training, yoga, mindfulness, nutrition, and drug and alcohol prevention, just to name a few. In addition to our monthly classes, we held major annual events and were able to impact the lives of an average of 75 people in attendance at each major event in 2018 such as our Annual Camp Chaos Program and our Annual Walk for Peace. Also, in 2018 we were able to see an even greater reach of our impact with our newest endeavor, the Cardon's Wellness Warriors Program. This program helped us make a difference in the lives of approximately 20-25 people each month, including chronically ill children and their family members.”

“The organization launched a new Wellness Warriors Program in 2018 and generated revenue of approximately $16,680.”