Welcome to the Robert Adams Benevolence Project
" YOU MUST HAVE A Great Benevolence."
"Be grateful for any opportunity to be benevolent. This will smooth the rough vicissitudes of life. This will protect you. Raise you to a higher level, a level above this earth. Benevolence is your natural inclination. You have simply covered it up. Your ego has rationalized it away. Do not wonder about it, think what you will receive in return. Simply become a vehicle of benevolence in this world. Your heart will reflect The Heart of God. If you do nothing else, you will have left the world better for being here. Won't you begin this today?"
"Our Mission on This Earth Is To Be Of Service to Humanity."
The Robert Adams Infinity Institute is a Non-profit 501 (c)(3)
All Donations are Tax Deductable
"I want to thank those of you that have brought toys to the orphaned children...you are blessed for that." Robert Adams
Robert Adams personal dedication to the global welfare of children, exemplifies the core of his message on compassion as our true nature. The Benevolence Project fulfills requests in three primary multi- faceted arenas of inner city urban and remote residential and institutional distribution:
1. Distributing cheerful toys and personalized hygiene items to at risk children in homeless shelters, hospitals and Institutions.
2. Distributing food, clothing, toys to families and children of poverty, incarceration, institutionalization, crime victims, and 'at risk' youth.
3. Presenting uplifting dynamic multi media theatrical musical presentations offering an option of peace to abandoned at risk children.
The Benevolence Project additionally works in conjunction with children aid and Catholic Charities. Special thank you in brotherhood to friends of Amma, working in harmony with The Benevolence Project through practical service, food donations and warm harmony. Requesting that his three primary student groups and life long Inner Circle students bring toys to Discourse, he delivered them personally with his daughter.It is not enough to be compassionate. You must alleviate the suffering of others in a practical way. Thank you to Francis Key for sending your song to the Robert Adams Infinity Institute!
