**What services does THE G.I.F.T- PROGRAM INC offer?**

We offer a range of services aimed at strengthening low-income families and communities. Our core offerings include speaking engagements on topics such as drug addiction prevention, violence prevention, and financial literacy. We also conduct educational and training workshops on practical life skills and decision-making. Apart from these, we also support community partnerships with schools, nonprofits, and recovery organizations.

**Who is your primary audience?**

Our primary audience includes low-income and lower-middle-income individuals and families in the U.S. We also work with youth/teens, adults in recovery, re-entry populations, veterans, and community members impacted by violence or substance use.

**How can I request a speaking engagement or connect with you for programs?**

You can request a speaking engagement or connect with us for programs by visiting our website and clicking on “Book a Speaking Engagement / Contact Us”. Alternatively, you can also reach out to us via email at dwrightel1@gmail.com.

**What differentiates THE G.I.F.T- PROGRAM INC from other nonprofit organizations?**

Our organization is differentiated by our lived-experience, testimony-based truth telling with compassion. We focus on a community-first approach, starting in the Midwest with a broader U.S. focus. Our primary mission is to uplift humanity and to help strengthen the backbone of low-income families in the United States, reaching one person at a time.

**What are the financial arrangements for your speaking engagements?**

As a nonprofit organization, our speaking engagements may be free, donation-supported, or honorarium-based depending on the event and funding. The specific details depend on the scope of the event, which can be discussed further once you reach out to us.

THE G.I.F.T- PROGRAM INC delivers innovative educational services for all learners.

THE G.I.F.T- PROGRAM INC

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