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The Pulsing light foundation is a non-profit organization in Europe that grants wishes / dreams to adults ( over 18 years old) who have life-threatening medical conditions.^[1] The first wish / dream was granted to Christopher Lawrence who wanted to go into a recording studio to record some special recordings for his family, he was 22 years old; he died soon after achieving his dream / life ambition.^[2]

Project

The Pulsing light foundation is an entertainment agency, they specialize in helping people break into the entertainment industry; they run their own small independent A&R, acting and modeling agency, plus they have a music and film production company.^[3]

Good Cause

The Pulsing light foundation is a non profit making, or not for profit organization; the money generated from the business goes into their own good cause, they specialize in helping adults who have a life threatening medical condition, achieve their life long dreams / ambitions.^[4] The foundation also helps families who have a terminally ill child; they help these families who are experiencing financial difficulties due to the additional costs of caring for a terminally ill child.^[5] When possible the foundation will also try to help other local charities, good causes and community projects.^[6]

Competiton

To help run the foundations business and benefit the good causes, the foundation regularly runs different competitions, when they donate a large sum of money to someone from the general public.^[7] They usually run a music and modeling competition.^[8]

References

^ (The Catholic Herald, July 24, 2011)
^ (The Tablet magazine, August 21, 2011)
^ (The Universe newspaper, May 29, 2011)
^ (Bella Magazine, June 21, 2011)
^ (La Monde newspaper, July 4, 2011)
^ (The church of England newspaper, July 10, 2011)
^ (The messenger of St. Anthony, July 30, 2011)
^ (The Sun newspaper, May 17, 2011)

External links

[1] (The Catholic Herald, July 24, 2011)

[2] (The Tablet magazine, August 21, 2011)

[3] (The Universe newspaper, May 29, 2011)

[4] (Bella Magazine, June 21, 2011)

[5] (La Monde newspaper, July 4, 2011)

[6] (The church of England newspaper, July 10, 2011)

[7] (The messenger of St. Anthony, July 30, 2011)

[8] (The Sun newspaper, May 17, 2011)

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