Our Mission
The Foundation of Smiles was created by Smiley's Unique Entertainment to support the areas of humanity most in need. A major focus of this charity organization is helping veterans, underserved communities, disadvantaged children, and struggling families. By partnering with other charity organizations, we hope to expand our reach and in turn, further support these communities.
About Us
The Foundation of Smiles was created by Smiley's Unique Entertainment owner Larry Hurley after witnessing the need for improvement within a variety of communities. As the founder of the organization and combined with over thirty-five years in the entertainment industry, he has formed partnerships across the country to expand the foundation's reach worldwide. One goal drives his actions: to work with others who share his vision of a better world.
Our Goals
Identify Local plan of action to see how our charities can improve the process and problem areas.
Increase business participation to reach the goal of getting 98% of businesses to sponsor charities and become involved in the cause.
Have doctors and medical professionals on call for mental health emergencies.
Form Immediate Impact teams for non emergency issues.
Have off duty volunteers in the police force and first responders matched with mental health professionals for family calls.
Have a committee consisting of (first responders, those on the streets, and mental health professionals) that focuses on mental health and safety matters.
Provide education to kids in at risk homes and the homeless on the reality of their situation, and how they can improve their living situations.
Gather stories from the homeless and use this experience to improve the vetting process for the homeless receiving housing vouchers.
Provide newly homeless individuals with education on their options
Housing for individuals with dementia and mental health disorders with nowhere else to go.
Transparency in the process of helping these individuals in need.
Pinpoint problem areas and use this information to eliminate waste, fraud and abuse.
Provide more resources to addicts to eliminate opportunities for their dealers
Identify locations where these needs are high in order to provide similar assistance.
Form teams of volunteers to hit the streets to gain perspective on the issues to provide a more tailored approach to solving the growing need for these resources.
Identify the difference in resources offered to homeless individuals of different ethnicities.
Provide better education to hospitals in cases of abuse, homelessness, veterans, addicts and at risk living environments.
Create a process to identify when individuals are newly homeless to provide resources quicker
Form a team to advocate for homeless individuals.
Gain more volunteers and sponsors to spread awareness and action.
Education for at risk children on safety, resources and tips for living on the streets and in at risk homes.
Identify the current immigration plan and find areas where charities can help and improve the process for those immigrating.
Obtain leads from pertinent departments @uga, Athens Tech and Piedmont in areas such as social, music, health and mental studies and more.
Get local high schools and homeless communities involved in cleaning up the streets.
Provide intermediate and transitional housing for individuals between temporary and permanent housing.
Provide help with crisis intervention and resources on the weekends.
Create a plan for those left on the streets when all other avenues fail, or they refuse to accept the other options available to get housing.
Create and post flyers and other print material around town to spread awareness
Gain businesses and individuals willing to provide food to those in need on weekends
Create plan for when people knowingly give mentally ill individuals drugs, regardless of their reactions
Create plans and resources for individuals in need with no support system within their family or family is unable to provide support. (Greg Garcia & Rita Picklesimer)
Form street teams to observe the issues and provide solutions tailored to the needs
Gain partnerships with restaurants and businesses who can provide pre paid meals at those restaurants.
Create plan to educate newly located immigrants on resources available
Create an all inclusive commissions for Charities
Educate newly released inmates of Jails/Prison of resources available
Increase business participation to reach the goal of getting 98% of businesses to sponsor charities and become involved in the cause.
Have doctors and medical professionals on call for mental health emergencies.
Form Immediate Impact teams for non emergency issues.
Have off duty volunteers in the police force and first responders matched with mental health professionals for family calls.
Have a committee consisting of (first responders, those on the streets, and mental health professionals) that focuses on mental health and safety matters.
Provide education to kids in at risk homes and the homeless on the reality of their situation, and how they can improve their living situations.
Gather stories from the homeless and use this experience to improve the vetting process for the homeless receiving housing vouchers.
Provide newly homeless individuals with education on their options
Housing for individuals with dementia and mental health disorders with nowhere else to go.
Transparency in the process of helping these individuals in need.
Pinpoint problem areas and use this information to eliminate waste, fraud and abuse.
Provide more resources to addicts to eliminate opportunities for their dealers
Identify locations where these needs are high in order to provide similar assistance.
Form teams of volunteers to hit the streets to gain perspective on the issues to provide a more tailored approach to solving the growing need for these resources.
Identify the difference in resources offered to homeless individuals of different ethnicities.
Provide better education to hospitals in cases of abuse, homelessness, veterans, addicts and at risk living environments.
Create a process to identify when individuals are newly homeless to provide resources quicker
Form a team to advocate for homeless individuals.
Gain more volunteers and sponsors to spread awareness and action.
Education for at risk children on safety, resources and tips for living on the streets and in at risk homes.
Identify the current immigration plan and find areas where charities can help and improve the process for those immigrating.
Obtain leads from pertinent departments @uga, Athens Tech and Piedmont in areas such as social, music, health and mental studies and more.
Get local high schools and homeless communities involved in cleaning up the streets.
Provide intermediate and transitional housing for individuals between temporary and permanent housing.
Provide help with crisis intervention and resources on the weekends.
Create a plan for those left on the streets when all other avenues fail, or they refuse to accept the other options available to get housing.
Create and post flyers and other print material around town to spread awareness
Gain businesses and individuals willing to provide food to those in need on weekends
Create plan for when people knowingly give mentally ill individuals drugs, regardless of their reactions
Create plans and resources for individuals in need with no support system within their family or family is unable to provide support. (Greg Garcia & Rita Picklesimer)
Form street teams to observe the issues and provide solutions tailored to the needs
Gain partnerships with restaurants and businesses who can provide pre paid meals at those restaurants.
Create plan to educate newly located immigrants on resources available
Create an all inclusive commissions for Charities
Educate newly released inmates of Jails/Prison of resources available
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