​Our company would like to give away the Patron for Peace Award plus bonuses to the Brazilian organization who has received the most votes and aligned with the vision of Decade of Peace. 

​We are requesting for your nominating.  ​There is NO purchase required!  Thank you for your social entrepreneurship and social impact investment’s spirit.

 

Who are eligible for voting or nominating?
18+ years old, from any country, one vote per person
 
What are criteria receiving this Patron for Peace Award plus bonuses?

1. Most votes
2. Align with our promoting peace,  positive principles for life and social impact investment

 
What will the winner receive?

1. The ‘A Sporting Chance for Peace’ Open Edition, cast in bronze powder and resin, 3FT X 2FT X 3 IN Sculpture ($US 1450.00 retail value)
2. Two Bonuses offer from the Decade of Peace (Priceless!)

How to vote or nominate?
Fill-out this form, Please provide the reason(s) why you are nominating this Brazilian organization

What is the deadline for nominating?
March 31, 2016
 
When the winner is selected?
 
April 30, 2016
 
How do we know who is the winner?
We will post the winner on our website and email to your nominated email

The nominated Brazilian organization will be eligible to claim their place in history. 
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a. The nominated Brazilian organization would receive an email invitation link to The Global Gallery Wall of Peace. There they would click a few buttons to easily design their own brick that would be placed in the wall as part of their legacy.  The brick would contain the following:
b.  Their Name
c.  Their City
d.  Their Country
e.  Their Flag
f.  Their Sentence of Peace

All print buyers who include a Sentence of Peace on their brick would automatically qualify to be included in the Sentence of Peace competition.  When a winning Sentence of Peace is nominated by the general public, it will be printed onto t-shirts and other merchandise and sold worldwide.  The author of the winning Sentence of Peace would receive royalty payments on all merchandise featuring their winning Sentence of Peace.   The author of each winning Sentence of Peace would receive a one-time cash prize of $US 10,000.  Plus Five percent (5%) in royalty payments on all merchandise sold worldwide featuring their winning Sentence of Peace.

Net Lease Commercial Real Estate:  ​LA Fitness Sells for Record Cap Rate

Lowest Risk:  LA Fitness is the dominant market leader in the Chicago MSA with approximately 40 locations in the area. LA Fitness is a privately held company with over 600 locations across the country.

Estimate Fixed Income Annually:  $US 534,850 over 13 years remaining on their lease

Inflation Guarantee:  10% rental escalations every five years and in each renewal option period.
 
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Below is PR from The Boulder Group:
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CHICAGO--Crossroads Development has just sold its trophy single tenant LA Fitness property located at 6107 N. Broadway St. in Chicago, IL for $9.5 million. According to CoStar, the 5.63% cap rate represents the lowest sold cap rate ever recorded for a single tenant LA Fitness property. The firm renovated the free-standing building in 2014.   

Randy Blankstein and Jimmy Goodman of Northbrook, IL-based The Boulder Group represented Crossroads in the transaction and say the purchaser was a high net worth individual based on the West Coast in a 1031 Exchange.

“We had built the Walgreens adjacent to this property and sold that a couple years ago,” Crossroads principal Michael Nortman tells GlobeSt.com. “And our business plan was always to sell this asset when the time was right. It was time to move on and it turned out to be a great deal.”

The property has a lot of qualities that buyers would find attractive. The two-level, 22,000 square foot fitness facility sits along N. Broadway St. at a signalized intersection and within two blocks of two different CTA Red Line “L” stations. Furthermore, it benefits from a close proximity to Loyola University Chicago, home to over 15,000 students. LA Fitness has over 13 years remaining on their lease, which features 10% rental escalations every five years and in each renewal option period.

And the neighborhood has become much more desirable in recent years. A new Whole Foods sits immediately to the south, for example, and the new Walgreens recently signed a new 25-year lease.

In addition to the LA Fitness and Walgreens properties, Crossroads recently developed a Physicians Immediate Care property. “Developing in Edgewater has been a successful venture for us and for the neighborhood,” Nortman adds. “Additionally, the buyer has retained our management group to manage the property post-closing, which is something we’ve been successful doing in over 90% of properties sold in our portfolio.”

“The property’s superior infill location within a core market allowed The Boulder Group to achieve a historic cap rate for this sale,” says Blankstein, president of Boulder Group. Goodman, partner of the Boulder Group, adds, “investors continue to aggressively target properties located in top MSA’s with long term leases and rental escalations.”


Source: The Boulder Group

Years of experience in business development and finance consultation has provided us an opportunity reviewing numerous social projects.  It provides us an opportunity perusal, verify and confirm whether we would like to accept it or we recommend it “send back” to the drawing board.
 
We would like to share with you few of traits and attributes.  One social project case is written on Forbe magazine issue Feb 2016; and other social project is our HEAG Medical Community in Ghana (“HMCG”).  They both share few similarities except our HMCG is 10 times more intricated and much challenging.
 
For social entrepreneurs, partnerships and collaborating are particularly important because most social issues don’t exist in a vacuum, and therefore he can’t be solved without the cooperation of different stakeholders.

• Has the social project’s vision for a long term?
• What would this social project impact to community or communities?
  • Fight for Peace founded by boxing academies and youth leadership program – Mr. Luke Dowdney
  • Decade of Peace, subsidiary of the Global Gallery, founded by world renowned sculptor & Britain athletic – Mr. Donald Brown
• What is this social project programs/system/product?
• Is this sustainable non-profit organization?
• Would Founder/Operator have business & entrepreneur acumen?
• Would Founder/Operator is ready to scale for a social enterprise?
• Would the Founder/Operator focus on both financial return and social return?

• Would this social project align with an investor’s vision?
• What this social project can impact in the long-term?
• Can this social project impact globally?
• Would an investor care about this social project?
• Does investor has intention to growth this social project?
• Investor would consider entrepreneurship, thoroughness, stamina, good way with people, fun to hang out with
• Who are social investors?  traditional commercial funders, investors together with philanthropists, grant makers and donors

 
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Academy Award Winner Mo’Nique Angela Hicks at Trumpet Awards 2016 and a recipient of the ‘A Sporting Chance for Peace’ print, in Atlanta, Georgia

Comedian George Wallace at Trumpet Awards 2016 and a recipient of the ‘A Sporting Chance for Peace’ print, in Atlanta, Georgia

​Singer, songwriter, record producer, dancer and actor Ne-Yo at Trumpet Awards 2016 and a recipient of the ‘A Sporting Chance for Peace’ print, in Atlanta, Georgia

HEAG Medical Community in Ghana ("HMCG") who is the first recipient of the "A Sporting Chance for Peace" print, in Greensboro, North Carolina (Mr. John Amos, Dr. Dakwa and his wife, Lorean.
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