The Trayvon Martin Foundation is giving away 5,000 free App, retails at 99 cent and its supporter/ members will be given 50% discount to those who pre-signed the petition to support a positive change involving “stand your ground”, law after the first 5000 free Apps are given away.
The Web and App designs help clarify and enhanced the foundation’s mission for stability, highlights programs, membership benefits and promote social progress in advancing humanity with the global technology and crisis hotline numbers. Also the site Foundation will have an essay contest among the nation’s youth, based on global lessons learned from the Trayvon Martin’s and George Zimmerman’s incident; similar to Rosa Parks’, Obama’s and Mandela’s global lessons award winning books and exhibit project.
The Keeper of the Word Foundation is a humanitarian Foundation, was founded in 1996 and it has been involved with humane and cultural causes with various projects for Rosa Parks, President Obama, Nelson Mandela, Malcolm X, Alex Haley, Michigan State Unitversity, and museum exhibitions. The organization’
KWF Foundation partnered with Bobette Kirk, CEO and the webmaster of My Amazing Site Solutions’ expertise and the organization extraordinary skills after the organization was selected to work on the Detroit Walk to Fame, a historical mission in honoring Detroit’s community builders nominated finalists, Henry Ford, Mike Illitch, Dan Gilbert, Coleman Young, Motown Artists, Diana Ross, Smokey Robinson, and others forthcoming notables this fall.
The team partners worked around the clock to fulfill the Trayvon Martin Foundation’s site needs with a new look to enhance stability. The other sites and cities’ projects that are being worked on by My Amazing Site Solutions, are to brand the following cities, Orlando, Memphis, Jackson, New Orleans, etc.
For more information on Trayvon Martin Foundation App and the first 5000 are free 100 per state, contact TrayvonMartinFoundation.Org Keeper Word Foundation KWFLegacy@gmail.com and bkirk@myamazingsite.com.
