Therefore, on the subject of children, adults today have to ask themselves the question –

• Is our environment nurturing children into become caring and productive citizens?

• Are we really doing enough for the children, not just in our own country but in all countries?

• Are there better ways to provide support and assistance particularly for those children with mental and physical handicaps for whom there are no social safety nets?

The Greanwold Foundation is being developed with a plan to provide funding to children in need around the world, regardless of class, race, colour, religion or nationality. There are many definitions of special needs. In the "well off" countries of the western world such as Canada, the United States, England or Australia, a special needs child can be autistic, physically handicapped, mentally handicapped, suffer from fetal alcohol syndrome, be a victim of sexual abuse, to name just a few. In the Latin American countries and most of the Third World countries, you can add the horrors of malnutrition, homelessness, sexual slavery and sweat shop laboring. Many third world children are without parents due to warfare or having been abandoned for no other reason than the parent or parents had too many children to support.

The destiny of all countries and all people on the planet Earth depend on the support, care and development of children. 

The Greanwold Foundation will be managed by Ms Christy Ellynby, a trained counsellor and mediator specializing in child and family issues. Christy will manage under the auspices of a board of directors to be selected. Once the foundation begins operations, therefore receiving funds to disperse to worthy casues, the board will meet once a month to review applications or suggestions from interested parties.