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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 a [[religion]] or sect, 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 a [[religion]] or sect, stating that its values should "transcend any particular religion or [[nationality]]." | ||
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Foundation for a Better Life is a privately-funded non-profit 501(c)(3) organization[1] dedicated to promoting values such as hard work, honesty, ingenuity, and optimism, among many others.[2]
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 a religion or sect, stating that its values should "transcend any particular religion or nationality."