 About Us Wholeness for Humanity (WFH) is a service and educational organization that promotes health, the environment, social justice, and peace through a wide range of educational and fun events, partners, and venues. WFH helps people who seek to make a difference connect with one another and with experts. It incubates innovative collaborations among stakeholders, ideas, programs, and services that contribute both to the individual and to humanity. Some of the paths taken include:
- Raising awareness of the environment by discovering the links that connect health, watersheds, and estuaries
- Conducting fun and educational EcoActive programs to enhance healthy lifestyles and support a sustainable ecosystem
- Building working relationships through community and special interest circles
See the Current WFH e-NEWSLETTER "Spring Flowers - May 2013"
Green Action/Events (go to WFH site for registration links if not supplied below):
May EVENTS:
1) Saint Columba Episcopal Church Bishops Ride - June 15th 2 PM - 5 PM (and join us for Thursday after-work practice rides)
2)WFH is building a fund to bring Green Practice Projects to 150 "Glocals" in 2013 via faith groups and the largest Green Expos in the DC metro area
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click PHOTO to see Climate Action Bike Tour Pictures
NBC4 Health and Fitness Expo - Going Green Pavilion Jan 11-12, 2014
Highlighted activity: Local Watershed EcoTours are being conducted to promote enduring, daily environmental cooperation and awareness, and to inspire conscious lifestyles motivated by an understanding of the link between health and the environment, thereby creating a culture of peace, justice and healing for the Earth and life upon it.
Wholeness for Humanity (WFH), started in 1991, has recruited corporate and government membership groups into its organization to give them the opportunity to enjoy support in their quest for health and wellness. Members receive benefits such as discount groupons, VIP invitations, newsletters, lists and access to WFH stakeholders, regular EcoActive programs, lectures, and symposiums, all sourced in lifestyle-shifting knowledge and experience.
Greg Drury, director of WFH, hosted the radio program entitled "Wholeness for Humanity," an hour-long call-in talk show with such prestigious guests as Larry Dossey, Joan Borysenko, Caroline Myss, and Richard Barrett. The radio show included authors, movie celebrities, and expert guests who focused on their personal experiences around holistic health, personal and spiritual growth, and ethics. Greg is currently a Lay Minister for hands-on-healing at The International Order of St. Lukes of the Physician and previously for St. Columba's Church in Washington, DC. He is a founder of the local Chesapeake Bioneers. Greg is also Chair-Elect of the Potomac Pedalers Touring Club, a 3,200-member-strong local bike club.
WFH's 1991 Founding Mission
WFH grew out of a deep concern that the average person couldn't readily acquire reliable information about and/or access to effective, holistic health care services. As a result, a large number of people who sought medical care were left battling chronic illnesses since they were only partially treated.
The original mission of WFH was to seek out promising alternative medical treatments, to identify synergies with conventional medicine, to evaluate the protocols and outcomes of these treatments and to make the best of these practices accessible to the general public. This truly comprehensive approach to wellness underscored the links between the mind, body and spirit, which collectively facilitate the healing process.
Wholeness for Humanity's current mission is to provide uplifting, practical, and value-enhancing knowledge regarding health, environmental stewardship, social justice, and peace. The organization is dedicated to bringing together corporate, government, faith-based and other community groups to promote common goals, create strategic partnerships, and serve as a learning portal through conferences, fairs, lectures, media, service events, and celebrations.
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