Internationally-Known Social Movement Coming to Somerset County to Improve Lives and Change the Community

WHO/WHAT/WHY:
What if changing the world didn’t involve a miracle solution but people doing what they say they were going to do? Alex Sheen, founder of because I said I would - an internationally-known social movement and nonprofit dedicated to the betterment of humanity – is coming to Somerset County to ask this very question.

The community-wide event is being hosted by Somerset Home (somersethome.org), a local non-profit organization that provides a home and a hopeful future for abused, neglected, homeless, and runaway youth throughout New Jersey. The community-at-large is invited to hear from Sheen and be encouraged to join the movement.

because I said I would encourages and supports people making and keeping promises to end suffering, establish peace, and build happiness.  Through ‘promise cards’, people are held accountable to their commitments. The mission is to strengthen humanity’s will which will help people improve themselves, their families, and the community.

WHEN/WHERE: 

Wednesday, April 22, 2015; 12:30-2:00pm 
Somerset Home – 49 Brahma Avenue
Bridgewater, NJ 08807

REGISTRATION:
Space is limited. RSVP at lnocera@somersethome.org or call (908) 526-6605 ext. 303.

About Somerset Home
Somerset Home for Temporarily Displaced Children (somersethome.org) provides abused, neglected, homeless, and runaway youth with housing, a stable environment, and supportive services that guide them in becoming self-sufficient. Since 1970, over 7,000 runaway, homeless, abused or neglected youth have come to seek shelter, food, clothing, and support services. 

Somerset Home’s residential programs and one of our Street Smart street outreach offices are located in Bridgewater, New Jersey. Satellite offices in East Orange, Hackensack and Morristown provide street outreach services to six northern and central New Jersey counties (Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Middlesex, Morris, and Union).