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1313 Sherman St
Denver, CO 80203
(303) 297-1192
1313 Sherman St
Denver, CO 80203
(303) 297-1192
** GWO/Greenworldone's 2014 Slogan *** "Oneworld! One chance!!...One step, One person, One Day and Oneworld at a time!...Individual Strengths Networking & United...Fighting for ALL Life and a "ZERO" polluting, completely recycling, self-sustaining World by year 2100...Going Beyond the Post and Organizing the Effort...From HAND, to Hand, to hand, to HAND...We are Greenworldone!" *Please note There are no typing mistakes in the words "HAND, to Hand ,to hand, to HAND" ...That signifies Old to Young, Big to Small, Female to Male, Black to White to Red to Yellow to Animal, Differences, Beliefs & Religions to other Differences, Beliefs & Religions, Nation to Nation...One person to Many and so much more.. ***GWO 2014 18 Words of Wisdom & Guidance*** Green, Communication, Creativity, Culture, Community, Family, Home, Heart, Education, Equality, Truth, Trust, Respect, Patience, Peace, Unity, Love and Life... GWO/GREENWORLDONE IS: *"The sharing of ideas and knowledge coupled with the use of patience, communication and education to peacefully change minds, laws, companies and countries to design and use policies and practices that will create a "ZERO" polluting, completely recycling, self-sustaining World by year 2100...To protect and assist ALL "OUR" Mother's Life via an international network of individuals and organizations with common goals, passions, and vision under Greenworldone's "Words of Wisdom & Guidance" for a 2-way assistance network that reaches to the community and has the ability to knock on any door of need with manpower and/or funding. Where the only color seen is "GREEN" and the religion practiced is "LIFE"! ...Negotiators for Green and Voices for Life and Peace. From the Home, Garden and Family to the Forest, Ocean and OUR EARTH! GWO/GREENWORLDONE is attempting to become a Non-Profit and offering an Internet Magazine we have named: "GWO2100" as part of the Membership Donation package is in OUR future...We have a Vision of creating a Green Education System from Pre-School to College/Vocational and evolving our Internal Training Seminar into a Future Public Fly-in/Online Seminars coupled with OUR Green Awards2100 Banquet with Seminars in Marketing, Advertising, Group Organization & Networking, Security & Membership, Fund Raising, Administration, Collections, Family, Spirituality, Motivational, Health, Natural Gardening & Farming, Green Travel & Outdoors, Recycling, True Green Purchasing & Products, Alternative Energies, Animal, Eco, Ocean & Land Preservation and more. All with One Step and One Person at a time! *We are using Facebook as a training ground and looking for Individuals for ALL above Divisions to volunteer their talents and Voices as Reporters to Officers. A training period with probation is part of the structure of GWO. We are firstly in search of those with Heart & Energy and we are happy to train! Then Professionals in News, The Media, Marketing, Photography, Management, IT Services, Customer Service, Education, Health, Veterinary Services, Biology, Science, Sales, Telemarketing & most importantly Non-profit Accounting(UNITED STATES/Wyoming-Colorado) to help. If you have Professional Experience, Heart & Energy that is an added bonus! We also have begun to merge with outside groups instead of creating a division that Networks but still competes for membership for that cause. Dances with Wolves is one such group. They are now GWO/DANCES WITH WOLVES. Contact GWO and learn how you can gain strength and keep individuality! We offer Management Consulting and Organizational Structure that is your choice to use or not, however, by being under the GWO/Greenworldone umbrella when GWO evolves into a non-profit your Group or Organization will as well so anything pertaining to Legal Affairs has to be a part of the merge agreement. Please contact Gordon James Executive Director/Founder if you are interested in volunteering your Talents and Voice or Consulting, Networking(Group & Individual) or Merging with GWO in the fight for ALL Life. The fight for OUR World and OUR Universe! Some positions will evolve from Volunteer to Salary as GWO evolves into a non-profit. HOWEVER, that is NOT what this is about. ***GREENWORLDONE"S 2014 GROUP DIRECTORY*** PLEASE USE ATTACHED LINKS & ASK TO JOIN ANY OR ALL OF GWO'S OVER 20 INTERNATIONAL, REGIONAL & SPECIALTY GROUPS & THE OVER 20,000 COMBINED AND NETWORKING VOICES: *INTERNATIONAL(1): Greenworldone International https://www.facebook.com/groups/greengoworld/ *REGIONAL GROUPS(7): GREENWORLDONE/AFRICA https://www.facebook.com/groups/242346592455109/ GREENWORLDONE/ASIA https://www.facebook.com/groups/230248830346897/ GREENWORLDONE/EUROPE https://www.facebook.com/groups/193618814030787/ GREENWORLDONE/LATIN AMERICA(Central & South America) https://www.facebook.com/groups/118352848262520/ GREENWORLDONE/MIDDLE EAST-NORTH AFRICA(MENA) https://www.facebook.com/groups/141222105976979/ GREENWORLDONE/NORTH AMERICA https://www.facebook.com/groups/442922632500854/ GREENWORLDONE/PACIFIC https://www.facebook.com/groups/GREENWORLDONE.STUDENTS/ *SPECIALTY SUB GROUPS(15): GREENWORLDONE/ANIMALS(Domestic) https://www.facebook.com/groups/288119667902963/ GREENWORLDONE/ANIMALS(Wild) https://www.facebook.com/groups/215212938565835/ GREENWORLDONE/INDIGENOUS & SPIRITUAL(North America) https://www.facebook.com/groups/218805904838581/ GREENWORLDONE/INDIGENOUS & SPIRITUAL(Europe) https://www.facebook.com/groups/192601514169771/ GWO/CREATIVITY & CULTURE https://www.facebook.com/groups/459923460773978/ GWO/ENERGY & TECHNOLOGY https://www.facebook.com/groups/625202620880372/ GWO/HEALTH & HUNGER INTERNATIONAL https://www.facebook.com/groups/199591873427269/ GWO/HUMAN RIGHTS INTERNATIONAL https://www.facebook.com/groups/188777997886869/ GWO/FAITH & FAMILY https://www.facebook.com/groups/570703013024027/ GWO/FOREST, FARMING & FOOD https://www.facebook.com/groups/197501203782049/ GWO/SAVE OUR OCEANS https://www.facebook.com/groups/322007894506881/edit/ GWO/SAVE OUR WOLVES https://www.facebook.com/groups/544091575610904/ GWO/DANCES WITH WOLVES HOWLS https://www.facebook.com/groups/249219931900569/ GWO/STUDENTS2100 INTERNATIONAL https://www.facebook.com/groups/175483909189103/ GWO/Women2100 INTERNATIONAL https://www.facebook.com/groups/411858965495220/ *NON-AFFILIATED/INDEPENDENT GWO NETWORKING SPECIALTY GROUPS(1): EAGLES NEST A GROUP FOR ALL NATIONS INDIANS https://www.facebook.com/groups/219555078097166/ Eagle Twohearts Ellis Director/Founder *GWO CLOSED/PRIVATE BOARD GROUPS(3): GWO/THE PUPPIES(Probationary/New Volunteer Board) GWO/THE PACK(1st Level Board Site) https://www.facebook.com/groups/gwo.coremanagement/ GWO/THE DEN(Executive Board/2nd Level Board Site) *GWO CLOSED/PRIVATE WORK GROUPS(6): GWO2100(Internet Magazine) GWO/EAGLE AND THE HAWK(News Letter) GWO/EAGLEHORSE SECURITY & SOURCE PROTECTION GWO/NEWS LIBRARY(Pics, Signature Ads & Causes) https://www.facebook.com/groups/337138726340601/ GWO/TRANSLATIONS(Posts, Articles & Ads) https://www.facebook.com/groups/130729227062602/ GWO/SEMINARS & AWARDS2100 BANQUET https://www.facebook.com/groups/368023189904491/ *GWO CLOSED ORGANIZATION & BUSINESS GROUPS(2): GWO/NETWORKING GROUPS, ORGANIZATIONS & BUSINESS(Gold) https://www.facebook.com/groups/233205540067917/ GWO/NETWORKING GROUPS, ORGANIZATIONS & BUSINESS(Platinum) https://www.facebook.com/groups/233205540067917/ ----------------------------------------------- Sincerely, Gordon James Executive Director/Founder GWO Greenworldone GWO2100 Internet Magazine Women2100/Awards2100/Foundation2100/Club2100. 1-(U.S. Country Code -011)303-351-4GWO(4496) [email protected] FACEBOOK/TWITTER/Website Coming 2014
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