WHO is Women Helping Others!

The WHO (Women Helping Others) Foundation established in 1993 by Jinger Heath, co-founder of BeautiControl, is committed to encouraging women everywhere to help others through community service; supporting organizations dedicated to the needs of women and children in crisis; and, informing people about health and education issues. Since its inception, the WHO Foundation has granted over $1.7 million to other non-profit organizations supporting such issues as teen pregnancy, rape, education, homelessness, drug and alcohol abuse, and domestic violence.

Their mission

The WHO Foundation nationally supports grass-roots charities serving the overlooked needs of women and children.

The WHO Foundation is committed to:

• Encouraging women everywhere to help others through
  local community service.
• Supporting organizations dedicated to women and children.
• Educating individuals about health and education issues.

You are invited to join with the WHO Foundation in the spirit of Women Helping Others. Volunteer in your community, learn about women’s health issues and spread the word. Give from the heart to provide for the needs of women and children!

WHO Foundation grants

Each year the WHO Foundation accepts grant requests from 501 (c) (3) non-profit organizations for programs benefiting women and children. We are proud to support a variety of grass-roots charities providing health/dental care, basic adult education, support for women in crisis and many other much needed services.

Many of BeautiControl's 80,000 Independent Consultants throughout the United States and Puerto Rico volunteer their time leading fund-raising activities to benefit local groups and the WHO Foundation. Each year, the WHO Foundation Awards recognizes BeautiControl Consultants who have demonstrated outstanding volunteerism in their communities. Winners of the WHO Foundation Community Service Awards each receive a check from the WHO Foundation made payable to the charity for which they volunteer. Each year, the foundation also selects several national grant recipients.

“Through the support of many people, the WHO Foundation has made a tremendous difference to women and children in need across the country,” says WHO Foundation Founder and Chairman Jinger Heath. “We make that difference in communities where there’s a need often overlooked by bigger organizations. BeautiControl Independent Consultants fill that gap through their volunteer efforts and the WHO Foundation fills it through financial support. Everyone should have a chance to improve their lives and that is what the WHO Foundation is all about.”

Book reaches out to thousands

Well Beauty provides the latest tips and information to enhance a patient’s well-being through positive thinking, image solutions and resource tools that educate and inform.

Well Beauty features:

• Tips for the newly diagnosed
• Positive affirmations
• Preparing for your journey through cancer
• Caring for your changing skin
• Special skin care solutions
• How to lift your spirits through color
• Makeup for a healthy glow
• Special beauty solutions for loss of eyelashes and brows
• All about selecting, styling and caring for wigs
• Alternatives to wigs, including scarves, hats and headwraps
• Accessories that make a difference
• Eating for health
• How to reduce your cancer risk
• Helpful resources
• Testimonials from actual cancer patients and physicians

Are you a cancer patient or cancer organization?

Well Beauty is free to cancer patients, cancer treatment facilities and cancer organizations. Requests should be mailed to:

WHO (Women Helping Others®) Foundation
P.O. Box 816029
Dallas, TX 75381-6029

Fax requests to: (972) 341-3080

Anyone else may obtain a copy of Well Beauty for a suggested $5 donation per booklet to cover the cost of shipping and handling.

For more information, visit www.whofoundation.org