“The trouble with many plans is that they are based on the way things are now. To be successful, your personal plan must focus on what you want, not what you have.”
Nido Qubein
The Foundation of a New World is a non-profit company with the goal and purpose of building a city for those in need, and a system designed to: eliminate poverty; curb greed and value life; promote freedom, liberty and independence; and protect the Earth simultaneously.
In order to accomplish this monumental task,
we have broken down our campaign into four basic phases.
Phase 1: Phase one consists of building the core of The Foundation of a New World(FNW), and consists of but is not limited to: the establishment of the FNW as a legal entity; the establishment of all websites, social media accounts, and fundraising accounts needed; building awareness and educating the public to our purpose and the need and benefits of it; and fundraising. (This is our current phase).
Phase 2: The goals for phase two consist of but are not limited to: obtaining sufficient office space; obtaining sufficient staff; finalizing goals of phase one; obtaining proper legal council; and continuing to fundraise for phase three.
Phase 3: Phase three will begin the city planning phase of the FNW. This phase consists of but is not limited to: obtaining needed plans for buildings and infrastructure; deciding where to build the city and negotiating terms of land acquisition; obtaining the quotes for materials needed for construction; and continuing to fundraise for the funds needed to complete phase 4.
Phase 4: Phase 4 begins after the funding determined in phase three has been raised and the land needed has been agreed upon and aquired. Final city planning will be done according to the layout of the land that is acquired: purchasing of the equipment and supplies needed to begin construction and set up a base of operation. Phase 4 will continue until the city is self sufficient having ample housing, work opportunities, emergency services, public utilities, rules and regulations, economy, and the ability to elect its own leadership. Upon the end of phase 4 the FNW will either be dissolved, or restructured to suit a new pupose.