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| Sunday, January 7, 2018 -- 10:00 am (pacific standard time) Rachel Sakhi, Los Angeles, California, United States |
- Shameless Exploitation In Pursuit Of The Common Good Case Incident 14.2
Social responsibility proves to the community who you are, what you do, and how willingly you show appreciation for supporters of your business purpose. When I was a teenager I proved my appreciation with guidance by making Easter baskets filled with toiletries and other essentials for ladies in housing transition placed into shelters whom were in preparation for delivering their babies. This event not only taught me how important personal hygiene is for myself, but reminded me to care and hold compassion for those my age experiencing maturity at a young age in a different way. Most importantly by showing my appreciation to those who supported my pageantry business and success, I was taught the knowledge of how important helping those that are strangers form a team and how to provide support which delegates the responsibility of mothers, teens, and successful people in society to practice care of ourselves as well as not feeling ashamed to seek out support in any circumstance. Even the pornography industry gives monetary donations of millions and even billions of dollars to the cause of homelessness, hygiene, housing investments and small businesses to ensure the opportunity of success toward the pursuit of happiness. Fiscal success is an unexpected acquisition, while distributing residual wealth is an obligation. Based on social American etiquette the society's reaction usually or most commonly would be negative if a popular business was known for never giving back appreciation to it's community or the American society after receiving all the tools necessary to succeed. The perfect example is to give a shot out to the community making a success of a union (of a successful business).
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