Hello and welcome to Common Cents Philanthropists.

I sincerely hope you will join this organization today.  There is no cost to become a member and your membership means you have accepted an exciting venture for life that will impact thousands of lives.  

After becoming a Common Cents Philanthropist, you will build and cross over new bridges of excitement in your relationships with other human beings.

If you do the math, it really gives you a reason to pause and think of the impact that you will have. 

• In one year you will impact, in some way, 365 lives. 
• In ten years you will have made a difference in the lives of 3,650 people. 

You can be involved without the giving or spending of money.  The title of Common Cents Philanthropist is different and unique.  It crosses all boundaries of the human race.  With a simple act of human good will per day for life:

• You will be the one most affected.
• You will see other human beings in a new light. 
• You will be a better person, have real purpose in living, and be successful. 

YOU will be a true common cents philanthropist on your way to making a positive change in the world.

When you think about it, the penny, a cent, when by itself is not significant.  Multiplied by millions, it can accomplish great work.  Acts of human goodwill, multiplied by millions of Common Cents Philanthropists will also accomplish great work.  It’s the small every day acts of human good will that should be common.

Thanks for being a part of our world-wide movement.  You are appreciated and honored.

James A. Relken, president and founder

James A. Relken, president and founder of Common Cents Philanthropists, is available for company and organizational conferences.  Mr. Relken is also president and owner of America’s Common Cents Man, a motivational and educational company with a focus on establishing stellar actions and attitudes in every workplace.  Jim’s approach to philanthropy and how it can change people’s lives is the key benchmark of Common Cents Philanthropists and America’s Common Cents Man.  Mr. Relken is available to assist organizations  in establishing their Common Cents Philanthropy programs. Contact us to learn more.