Who is Vic Franqui Is...

... you'll automatically be making a donation to Modest Needs, working to solve global poverty.

Doesn't that feel good?

Why I chose this charity for this lens. Well, Vic spilled-the-beans so to speak on some of his more modest and humblest of times being actually homeless at a certain time in his life. (Plus if you ever really wanted to know why he's out to protect you and I with Blogger Unleashed from those Make Money ONLINE scammers) you'll need to check this video out in his Challenge to get mad! And since I couldn't find a charity notable enough supported by Squidoo, this was the closest one dealing with the poverty level in general. One thing that Vic will remind you with at Blogger Unleashed is that he gives all his knowledge to you so you can in return PAY IT FORWARD the best that you can.

Founded in 2002, Modest Needs is an award-winning public charity with a simple but critical mission: we work to stop the cycle of poverty BEFORE it starts for the low-income workers whom conventional philanthropy has forgotten.

We do this by empowering compassionate members of the general public to safely and securely help hard-working, low-income households to afford the kinds of short-term emergency expenses that we've all encountered before: the unexpected car repair, the unanticipated visit to the doctor, or the unusually large heating bill, for example.

Since 2002, by working together in this very 'modest' way, Modest Needs' donors have stopped 4843 low-income individuals and families from entering the vicious cycle of poverty and a lifetime of dependence on the public welfare system for their survival.

And, in the process, with our 'small change,' we've freed up millions of dollars in state and federal funding that would've been used to support these people - our neighbors - had we turned our backs and done nothing to help them in their times of short term crisis.

We can make sure that no hard-working person is ever forced to choose between taking a child to the doctor and putting food on the table.