Ethics of right and wrong in monetary stewardship...

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FISCAL YEAR 2016 11,781,000 was the amount asked for. 11 Million, 781 Thousand Dollars and NO Cents. http://www.capitol.hawaii.gov/session2015/2015GIA-Apps/HOPE Services Hawaii, Inc. CIP.pdf


Application for Grants


I. Background and Summary

I . Background


HOPE Services Hawaii. Inc. (HOPE). an organization that provides housing

safety net and stabilization programs. implements its mission is to

"bring to life gospel values of justice, love and compassion, and hope through service, empowerment and

advocacy" through a continuum of programs and services.

HOPE provides services to the most vulnerable populations on Hawaii Island
persons who arc challenged by or arc at-risk of becoming homeless. persons who

suffer severe mental illness, and persons returning to the community from

incarceration. HOPE's service array includes homeless outreach. case

management. information and referral services. housing advocacy. representative

payee services, emergency and transitional shelter. reintegration and mentoring for

the current/prior incarcerated. housing placement and retention assistance.

financial empowerment. and permanent supportive housing.

For the period of July 1. 2013 through June 30. 2014. HOPE provided outreach

services to 1,770 individuals. in which 89% were single persons. We had the bed

capacity to assist 516 individuals with emergency shelter and of those 27% were

children under the age of 18. 49% of the individuals served obtained new housing

and residential stability. In addition. HOPE successfully assisted 145 individuals

obtain employment. At any given night throughout the year. we oversee the

health and safety of over 600 residents throughout our facilities.


The ethics of asking for 11 Million 781 Thousand Dollars from the State Government to assist them in the helping of the placements of the homeless, is a lot of monies to be asking for. Perhaps instead of the state government to award such funding, they should use this money themselves within their own board of members who handle state wide homelessness. Making homelessness into a Private Business Opportunity is asking people to make profits off of the ones who are disabled in some way. State homelessness should be a state government issue, not privately businessed, just as State poverty issues should be a State issue rather than privately based.

 

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And I've got another question... Ward Village - Condos, Real Estate, Shops, & Dining | Ward Village

The average costs of these units run as high as 10+ million. Where do the people who live in these condos work in that State?

The average Salary for Doctors and Lawyers in that State run from around 100 Thousand to a little over 2 Million for Lawyers, but how can they afford to live in a Condo Unit that is selling for 20 Million Dollars with people with shorts and t-shirts walking out in their front lawn as guests to that neighborhood?

My guess is : Foreign Investors...

 

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Even if the doctors and lawyers of that State lived in these condos, they would have a very difficult time adapting to the new arrivals of the younger generations that seem to have monies as water is liquid...

The new 200,000$ salary is the new black of work, so it seems. $200,000: The New Standard
Salary | Advice | Articles - $200,000 The New Standard, The New Black

 

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Westside News - Los Angeles Times

Earlier this month, a man driving a Qatar sheik's rare, million-dollar-plus Ferrari LaFerrari raced a Porsche 911 GT3 through a quiet Beverly Hills neighborhood, ignoring stop signs and passing slower vehicles as horrified residents looked on. A member of the country's ruling family, the sheik first claimed diplomatic immunity, then skipped town — with his costly vehicles.


Then on Wednesday, a Saudi prince was arrested at his rented estate in Beverly Glen and booked on suspicion of having forced a female worker to perform oral sex on him. He was freed on $300,000 bail.

They're certainly spending with abandon — renting lavish beach pads for $100,000 a month and buying furnished penthouse condos along the Wilshire Corridor for their children at UCLA and USC, according to real estate brokers.

"Many Middle Easterners are low profile," said Jeff Hyland, an agent who works with wealthy clients. "The ones we're hearing about are the royals who splash the flash and have the Lamborghinis."

 

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World Debt Clock :: National Debt Clocks From Around The World

61.3 Trillion $$$... Global Debt ..


As the world is getting more and more in debt, some are getting more and more free in debts.

I think that if the world's most wealthiest put their monies in together, there would not be enough to cover the debt. .

Looking at it from this standpoint, debtors would then make up the majority population of the world and the wealthy would make up the minority.