For your contribution to SVM ReDesign Your Life America:
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Perpetual Provider $2.5 Million Establish Your Commercial Business within 2 SVM Communities & more
$10 Million ~ Community Liaison Establish Your Commercial Business within 5 SVM Communities Seat on Board of Advisors & more
$25 Million ~ Deputy Director Offer above & a Street, Building or Neighborhood Named in Your Honor Seat on Board of Directors & Advisors
$50 Million ~ Executive Director SVM Community District Named in Your Honor Vice-Chair of Committee of Choice Seat on Board of Directors & Advisors
$100 Million ~ Chief Administrator Entire SVM Facility Named in Your Honor Vice-Chair Committee of Your Choice Seat SVM Board of Directors & Advisors
Dedicated Donator Up to $100,000 Added to mailing list and informed on a regular basis of SVM's progress, where, when and how, you can participate in our efforts.
All Elite Contributors and Perpetual Providers will receive a title & position of royal standing, respected accordingly when visiting SVM facilities.
Elite Contributor $100,000 to $1 Million Display your logo within all press kits and marketing material (flyers, banners, t-shirts & uniforms) supporting SVM. Permit SVM Official Spokespersons to host up to 3 upcoming special events of your choosing & more
$1 Million Establish Your Commercial Business within 1 SVM Community & more
The SVM Legal staff will be notified of all contributions above $5k to officiate sponsors and/or investor relations.
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Turning Bases Into Places to End Poverty and Homelessness An Optimal Plan for Dedicated Resources
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About The Founder Sheila V’Eleos Tabarsi is a 4th Generation Native Cherokee / African American Spiritual Life Coach, Universal Life Church Minister, Business and Medical Intuitive with 17 active years of practice performing Clair-empathic healings and various forms of intuitive readings. A Corporate Administrative Manager and former U.S. Air Force Staff Sergeant during both peace and wartime missions, Sheila V. has had the experience and intellectual capacity needed to research, develop and implement her envisioned up-scale, city-sized, military- base-style communities for their proposed occupants.
During Desert Shield, as part of the build-up in support of the 1991 Gulf War, the U.S. Military built tent cities in Saudi Arabia. During Desert Calm the tent cities were burned down to spare the military the expense of transferring used supplies back to the states. Moved by this decision and her personal experience with homelessness, Sheila devised a plan that would allow the government to defer the cost of returning post- war resources to spending for emergency housing. The outcome is her first draft of SVM's Project Plan.
A full-time temporary medical and admin management employee, Sheila V. chose flexibility over stability to allow for active participation in her school-aged children's lives. Unfortunately, that decision created a vicious cycle of acquiring and losing positions and securing and being evicted from more than one home. This phase began shortly after her return from war in 1992 and continued until her eldest daughter became old enough to provide significant assistance with the household expenses in 2005. Today, the girls are all grown up. The eldest 27, pursuing a degree in media broadcasting while, the youngest a 22, tends to her 1st born and Sheila V's 1st grandchild. Both work hard to secure their homes and financial futures while Sheila V. continues in her effort to remedy the issues leading to homelessness for those less fortunate.
SVM has combined the best of the U.S. military's model and strengths with the experience of single parents everywhere to rebuild the lives of hundreds of thousands of people, and will continue to do so until poverty no longer exists.

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