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SAMILLE MITCHELL Inspired founder
Issue 3, 2018 PUBLISHERS Samille Mitchell, Geraldine Scott EDITOR Samille Mitchell GRAPHIC DESIGN Rhianna King rhianna.king@bigpond.com www.rhiannaking.com.au 0403 053 768 PROOFREADER Joanna Sercombe-Moore SUBSCRIPTION ENQUIRIES Order online at www.inspired.org.au GENERAL ENQUIRIES samille@inspired.org.au ADVERTISING ENQUIRIES samille@inspired.org.au GENERAL CONTACT Inspired PO BOX 628 Kalbarri WA Phone: 0407 998 721 All content is subject to copyright and may not be reproduced in any form without written permission from the publishers. Opinions represented in Inspired are not necessarily those of the publisher. Inspired aims to uplift, empower and inspire by countering negative media with stories about inspirational everyday people and projects. For more stories and to subscribe, visit www.inspired.org.au. If you know of someone who is really going above and beyond to make our amazing world more special and you think they might make an interesting profile for Inspired, please contact us. They may have overcome tragedy with triumph, be fighting for social justice, be protecting the environment or battling for human rights. It doesn’t matter where they live, what they are doing or even if you know them personally but if their efforts really fire you up, please feel free to contact us with your suggestion. Hello wonderful people Issue 3!!! Can you believe it? We’re beyond excited to be producing our third annual print magazine to showcase the work of the courageous people striving to make our world great. And what incredible people they are. Despite the diversity of areas they operate in and causes they promote, these inspiring individuals are each united by their belief in a better world. We sincerely hope sharing their stories reminds you of what’s possible and inspires you to step up and be your best self. I’m always particularly inspired by the unintentional heroes – people who stumbled across a cause that resonated so closely with them that they couldn’t help but take action. I think it’s because these people seem so normal, so like me, that they give me hope that more of us can do our piece of good for the world. They are people like Conor Grennan, who volunteered at an orphanage in Nepal in a bid to impress his friends and ended up risking his life to reunite trafficked children with their families. Or those like Geraldine Cox, who once dreamed of a life of glamour and travel, yet found herself staring down the face of AK47s and confronting military tanks to stand up for forgotten Cambodian children. Or what about Linda Buller, who was so shocked by the sight of an abused Balinese dog that she ended up dedicating her life to saving Bali’s street dogs? Then there are those who were always destined to be inspirational. People like Gemma Sisia who, even as a kid, knew she wanted to help African children and went on to found The School of St Jude in Tanzania. Or Moira Kelly, who dreamed of following in Mother Theresa’s footsteps and went on to help disabled, sick and dying children. Together such people prove just how much is possible when we have the courage to take action, how much impact an individual can make, and how many lives we can change for the better when we dedicate ourselves to a cause and work with those whose lives may be less privileged than our own. May they inspire you by what’s possible. May they encourage you to spread kindness. May they empower you to do your part for world change. Thank you for reading Inspired. Samille EDITOR Inspired Magazine and Demeter Legacy – a perfect match Inspired Magazine has found its perfect match! We’re now partnered with the non-profit philanthropic fund – Demeter Legacy. Demeter Legacy is a charitable fund that supports people striving to help vulnerable people, animals and habitats – the kind of inspiring people we feature in Inspired Magazine. Inspired now promotes the generous businesses and individuals who contribute financially to Demeter Legacy Fund. FOREWORD 1
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