The Just Love Project

After writing spiritual/ self-help books and being an inspirational speaker for many years now, I came to the realization that books and talks just weren't enough. I wanted a more real, hands-on way to help people. This is why I formed our non-profit organization, The Just Love Project. Our mission statement is simple; (1) to support and foster causes and programs promoting common values among various people in the world such as love, kindness, tolerance, peaceful coexistence, compassion, self-help and community help; (2) creating, publishing and disseminating information, aimed at adults and children which instills and emphasizes common spiritual values-- as opposed to cultural, religious, or geographic differenced that tend to divide them. We will distribute books that bring hope and help to children and adults that are underprivileged, institutionalized, incarcerated and hospitalized globally and locally-- helping the world one book at a time; (3) to help feed, shelter and care for our human family in as many ways as we possibly can.The Just Love Project seeks to bring love, comfort and support without bias to those who are in dire need of it. We believe that there is no limit to the ways that we can live and give our love!

-Patrice Karst, Author/Inspirational Speaker

Our First Project: Grace Orphanage

After the 1996 cyclone hit southern India, entire villages and thousands of human beings were washed away and killed. Children now without parents or homes were left in the streets. Many became subject to diseases like cholera, Typhoid, pneumonia, and dengue fever. As a result, Grace Orphanage opened their doors to many children and soon after, opened their doors to the widows whom society had abandoned, creating a safe haven and home for these women who, like the orphans, have no where else to go. They humbly began their mission by asking surviving residents for assistance and donations of food and clothing. Since then, Grace Orphanage expanded their services to include education, residency, and medical care for all the children and widows. They continue to struggle with the disastrous routine seasons of cyclones in the area. They desperately need our help in raising funds for rice, clothing, medicine, utensils, bed sheets, and, above all, shelter.

How You Can Help

Help us spread our message to "just love" as far and as wide as possible. Please join our family by making a donation to our cause. Your contribution to The Just Love Project will directly aid the children and widows of southern India. Grace Orphanage is merely our first project— our first step in sending our love out to the world. Remember that all donations are tax-deductible! They can be made via Paypal or by sending checks to the address below. Upon receipt of the donation, we will issue a receipt confirming the amount of the donation as well as the information needed for tax purposes. We are also able to take donations of cars, boats, real estate, bequeathments, etc. Through your giving, you become a strong part of the chord of love spreading rapidly now throughout the Universe—Bless you for your love, your kind prayers, your gifts and donations.

The Just Love Project is incorporated as a nonprofit corporation in the State of California. Our 501(c)(3) non-profit is EIN: 26-3556171 and all donations are tax-deductible! Please e-mail or write to us if you have any questions.

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About Patrice Karst

Born in London, England, Patrice Karst (www.patricekarst.com) is a best-selling author of both adult and children's books, teacher, guide, mother and popular speaker whose works have been translated worldwide. Love and the needs of the heart are something Karst understands well. She has made a literary career out of addressing in warm and humorous prose the issues that tickle or trouble our souls, both spiritually and practically. Her audiences, readers, and worldwide fans delight in the truth of her promise and ability to "always keep it real."

Patrice is the author of God Made Easy, The Single Mother's Survival Guide a best selling children's book, The Invisible String, and The Smile that Went Around the World. She has been featured on television/radio shows/magazines and newspapers across the country. She is president of Just Love Productions producing her first feature film THE SEEKER. Patrice formed The Just Love Project, a 501c3 non-profit foundation, to spread love in tangible ways both locally and globally.

JUST LOVE is the core message and mission that guides all of her work.