Why I want to become a millionaire (and it’s not what you think it is)




“Help Me Build a Home for the Homeless”


                                My Why

I don’t want to become a millionaire to live a lavish life, I want to become a millionaire so I can build a big, beautiful home for people with nowhere else to go.


A place filled with warmth, safety, beds, meals, and human dignity.


Because everyone deserves a second chance.


The Plan: Simple and Powerful


If 4,000 people commit to giving $50 a month for just 3 months, we can raise $960,000—enough to purchase land, build the facility, and begin offering food, shelter, and community support.


Together, we can turn compassion into action.


Breakdown of the Goal

Goal: $960,000

Timeline: 3 months

Monthly Donation: $50

Supporters Needed: 4,000

Impact: Countless lives changed


Be One of the 4,000


“It takes a village, and I believe this one can change lives.”


Join the movement. Be part of something powerful.

Donate $50 Now 

#bethechange.network


What Your Donation Supports

A permanent home for the unhoused

Warm beds and private space

Hot, healthy meals

A community of hope and healing

Mental health and recovery services

Paths back to work and stability


From the Heart


This isn’t charity, it’s humanity.


Thank you for believing in this mission and helping build a future where no one is forgotten.


Maria Bell

Donate $50 Now

 

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Maria’s Mission

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