| The man kept picking up pennies and saving his pocket change. People kept laughing and making jokes. At the end of the first year, he opened a bank account. Then people began to pay a little more attention and saying "well, that is good." The man started collecting change through small benefits and Poker Runs at local places and continued to pick up pennies. At the end of the second year he filed for a legal nonprofit status with the IRS and began to sell memberships. The man continued to pick up pennies, roll them and put them in the bank account. At the end of the third year he had collected enough money to make a difference in others lives. Now, his nonprofit organization helps dozens of people each year who would loose their homes, their cars, can't pay for their medicine, buy food, or pay their utilities. The man still picks up pennies, and saves his pocket change because........................a little change can make a BIG difference. This is what the man's penny jar looked like after one month of saving up all the pennies he was laughed at for picking up. How many people do you think he has helped by picking up all those pennies? Enter this Wonderful Website and see who all the spare change has helped. |
| The Story Please read the story or you won't understand what the Foundation is all about. |
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| There was a man picking up pennies. As he picked up the pennies from the side walk I asak him why he was picking up pennies? They won't help you i said" The man picking up pennies turned and pulled out some pictures. He said" it isn't the man without a Pennie who is poor but, the man without a dream who is poor. "Then the man picking up pennies showed the laughing man the pictures of the fallen Bikers as he said, " the pennies of one may not be much but the pennies have helped one person at a time. My pennies may not be much but, when I put them with the pennies of 10 thousand others, they make a big difference to each person I help" |
| The B.A.N.C. Foundation (Tm) Injured Bikers And Needy Children A 501(c) 3 Nonprofit Foundation 214 Cecil Ave. Spring Lake, NC. 28390 Phone: 910-583-3067 Website: www.thebikersandneedychildrenfoundation.com Email: thebancfoundation@yahoo.com |