A Gift with a Global Impact

This Christmas Season, let's look outside our usual circle of influence and give something that will have a global impact.

By sponsoring a child, our donations go to work worldwide. Trivani is the world’s first Purpose Marketing company, using the power and profit of network marketing to provide ongoing Humanitarian Aid around the world.

The Trivani Foundation even partners with other organization such as Globus Relief, Choice Humanitarian, and Deseret International to make each dollar go further than ever. Join Us today at www.trivanijoanne.com.

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What Does It Cost To Join Trivani?

There is NO MEMBERSHIP FEE for Trivani. You simply "switch brands to Trivani" for your vitamins, personal, skin, hair and oral care products.

There are 3 different levels of registration: Distributor, Child Guardian, and Double Guardian.

To sign up as a distributor you need to make an initial purchase of at least 30 PV (about $34) of product. This reserves your place in the Lifeline. You need to keep making occasional purchases, because if you have no activity for 6 months you will be dropped from the system.

The best way to join is to become a Child Guardian. You will make an initial order of at least 100 PV (about $130) and sign up for an autoship of at least 100 PV per month. This is how you sponsor a child. This is also one of the requirements for most of the profit sharing bonuses. You can change your autoship every month to try different products if you want.

Double Guardians sponsor 2 children by making an initial order of at least 200 PV and signing up for an autoship of at least 200 PV. Being a Double Guardian is one of the requirements to qualify for the higher ranks on the compensation plan.

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CNBC Shows Public Service Spot on Trivani

Did you see the Trivani public service spot on CNBC last weekend? To see it go to click here. A portion of every product sold goes directly to humanitarian projects all over the world. You can help fund these projects just by switching brands to Trivani.

Trivani has a "do no harm" policy for all their products. That means no toxins, no allergens, and no cancer causing indgredients. It also means they do no harm to the environment too, from the field, to production, to your home. Contact me for more information, I'd love to tell you more. I'll email or call you, whichever you prefer.
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Trivani Foundation Partnerships with Deseret International Literacy Program

As a Child Guardian for Trivani. I get weekly emails from the Trivani Foundation telling me about their latest projects. I love to read, so I was happy to see Trivani involved with a Literacy Center. Read on for the exciting news.

In partnership with Deseret International (DI), the Trivani Foundation® has facilitated the donation of four pallets of books to Family Literacy Centers (FLC). Doug Jackson, President of DI, Ken Deyhle, secretary of DI and founder of the Deyhle Foundation—an organization committed to worldwide literacy, Ed Green, Director of FLC, and Megan McMillan, Vice President and Director of the Trivani Foundation, met to discuss arrangements for the donation at the Deseret warehouse while Ken organized a shipment of books headed for India. In addition to providing corrective and reconstructive surgeries at leveraged costs worldwide, DI also focuses on promoting literacy by donating and shipping books internationally.

Just last week, Ed Green took a large portion of these books to Detroit in an effort to start two literacy centers with a local Seventh Day Adventists church group. During his visit, Ed was surprised to find that the public library in the downtown Detroit/Highland Park area was boarded up and closed. With the help of Trivani® and Seventh Day Adventists, and with special thanks to Deseret International, Ed hopes to incorporate a public library into the Highland Literacy Center by using the remaining books of the four pallets.

Trivani Foundation’s primary focus within the U.S. is partnering with Family Literacy Centers to establish literacy centers nationwide. Our more immediate focus is to help Ed Green start literacy centers in Detroit. Detroit currently has a staggering high school graduation rate of 21%. Join us in our efforts to combat and change this static. For more information about our domestic project, check out our March newsletter, available online at www.trivanifoundation.org.

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Trivani Overview

I'm writing to tell you about a new business that Greg and I are involved in. We flew to the mainland to personally check this place out. We met the founder of the company and some of the top executives. We have owned many successful businesses, but none with the potential for worldwide good that we see here.

I'm telling you right up front that it is a multi-level marketing company, but it's not like one I've ever seen. Bear with me and I'll give you the quickest overview I can.

There are three sides to Trivani.

Purpose: Trivani was created to generate income for their Humanitarian Aid efforts. The Trivani Foundation is already out there, doing good in the world. They are already working in Kenya, Nepal, Philippines, Uganda, Cambodia, Ethiopia and India. Every time you buy a Trivani product, 10% of that money goes directly to the Trivani Foundation. They also have a guardian program, where you can sponsor your own child. You can see my child when you click on my Trivani site.

Health: Trivani has a "Do No Harm" philosophy for all its products. Their products contain no known harmful ingredients, cause no known harmful interactions, have high-science ingredients in generous beneficial quantities, and are environmentally friendly. I have skin allergies, so these products really have to be good, or I just can't use them. I'm really liking the Trivani line.

Prosperity: Trivani has the most generous compensation program in the industry. It works to help you generate money quickly. You can have your own business for about $130 in start up costs. We've just started and are already making money.

What an awesome balance. I'm using healthy products I can trust, sponsoring real children and humanitarian aid, and making much needed income for my family. Check out my web site at www.mytrivani.com/joanne where you'll find a general overview of the company. I'd like to give you more details so email me with your questions.

Aloha,
Joanne
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