- Informing the public of the likely advent of a pole shift in the near future, given the geological history of the Earth pointing to periodic 3,600 year cycles for cataclysms, the last experienced during the Jewish Exodus approximately 1,550 BC when the oceans of the world dropped 16-20' worldwide, a statistical fact. This activity (a) benefits the public, and (b) was initiated in 1997 with the development of a web site registered with Internet search engines by (c) the President, Vice President, and Public Relations head of the organization.
- Supporting or developing sites which demonstrate solutions for survival during a pole shift and sustainable and healthy living afterwards. These solutions would include but not be limited by those compiled by the Troubled Times teams operating a web site on the Internet. This activity (a) assures the public that solutions recommended are practical, (b) will be initiated as members offer their services or funding becomes available, (c) to be conducted by officers and members of the organization.
- Developing publications such as brochures, MTV style videos for use by TV stations, audio and video clips suitable for traffic over the Internet, and filming demonstration sites or demonstrations of solutions. Using every available media outlet during outreach to inform the public, including web sites free to the public, interviews with newspapers and magazines, TV appearances, brochures, videos, audio and video over the Internet, sites demonstrating solutions open to be toured by the public. This activity is an educational service to the public, (b) was begun during 1997 with an appearance by the President on national TV and by development of a professional quality web site by Geson, a professional web designer who is the Public Relations head of the orbanization, (c) will be conducted by the officers and members of the organization.
- Promoting research into effective yet inexpensive and practical solutions for resisting damage from simultaneous earthquakes, firestorms, high winds, and tidal waves. These solutions also encompass distilling water to free it from volcanic dust, gardening with indoor lighting during gloomy days, and utilizing the high protein and fat of worms and bugs, as well as numerous other solutions addressing potentially difficult times. This activity (a) provides the public with solid advice on how utilize materials they have at hand, (b) was an ongoing activity of the membership prior to incorporation, (c) is conducted by the members and officers of the organization.
- See also Article 2 of the Bylaws: Purpose and Objectives

Having just opened our doors at the end of 1997, our financial support is from a membership gift to cover incorporation and administrative costs during 1997 and 1998 ($1,500 total) and a January 1998 offer of free e-mail support ($15/month) for an e-mail account from an ISP, which equates to $369 over a 2 year period. Future funding is unknown at this point but anticipated to be from a broad, international base.

The professional web site at ../nonproft/home.htm was made available to the public in January, 1998, when the organization was registered with Internet search engines. Solicitation efforts will include American Express Philanthropic Program, The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, AT&T Foundation, Ben & Jerry's Foundation, Big Ben Foundation, Charles A. and Anne Morrow Lindbergh Foundation, Charles A. Dana Foundation, Donors Forum of Chicago, Francois-Xavier Bagnoud Foundation, GrantsWeb, See also Article 9 of the Bylaws: Grants