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Foundation for a Better Life (view source)
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'''Foundation for a Better Life''' is a privately-funded [[non-profit]] 501(c)(3) organization<ref>http://www.values.com/about_us/faq.asp</ref> dedicated to promoting [[values]] such as hard work, honesty, ingenuity, and optimism, among many others.<ref>http://www.values.com/be-inspired/values</ref>
'''Foundation for a Better Life''' is a privately funded [[non-profit]] 501(c)(3) organization<ref>http://www.values.com/about_us/faq.asp</ref> dedicated to promoting [[values]] such as hard work, honesty, ingenuity, and optimism, among many others.<ref>http://www.values.com/be-inspired/values</ref>
Its principal ad campaign is called "Pass it on," consisting of posters with images and inspirational [[quotes]] or messages from or about famous people, such as [[Henry Ford]], [[Thomas Edison]], and [[Albert Einstein]]. It is not affiliated with any [[religion]] or [[denomination]], stating that its values should "transcend any particular religion or [[nationality]]."
Its principal ad campaign is called "Pass it on," consisting of posters with images and inspirational [[quotes]] or messages from or about famous people, such as [[Henry Ford]], [[Thomas Edison]], and [[Albert Einstein]]. It is not affiliated with any [[religion]] or [[denomination]], stating that its values should "transcend any particular religion or [[nationality]]."