Award-Winning Artist and CEO Splits from Phoenix Global Humanitarian Foundation

Melissa Michaels, an award-winning artist and CEO of Inpeloto LLC officially severs ties with Phoenix Global Humanitarian Foundation. Ms. Michaels has been supporting the non-profit since last year. She said, "Due to some behavioral challenges with Phoenix Global Humanitarian Foundation's Africa's counterpart Dr. Ashis Brahma and various discrepancies, I decided it's best to not continuing this path." Calls to the founder Dr. Elizabeth Garcia Gray were not returned

San Diego, CA (PRWEB) June 26, 2009 -- Melissa Michaels, an award-winning artist and CEO of Inpeloto LLC officially severs ties with Phoenix Global Humanitarian Foundation; headquarters in Louisville, Kentucky. Ms. Michaels has been supporting the non-profit since last year. She said, "Due to behavioral challenges with Phoenix Global Humanitarian Foundation's Africa's counterpart Dr. Ashis Brahma and various discrepancies, I decided it's best not continuing this path." Dr. Brahma appeared on 60 Minutes in 2006 in a brief interview with Scott Pelley regarding the Darfur crisis. Calls to the founder Dr. Elizabeth Garcia Gray were not returned.

Ms. Michaels is an activist and philanthropist as well. Her community and humanitarian involvement include supporting BookPALS (Performing Artists for Literacy in Schools), one of the fastest growing literacy programs in the country, is an all-volunteer program operating under the auspices of the Screen Actors Guild Foundation, the charitable, educational and humanitarian arm of the Screen Actors Guild. Additionally, she is an advocate for Make-A-Wish Foundation and Conservation International.

Inpeloto's mission: To be world relevant through social transformation by implementing infinite peace, love and togetherness for daily existence of conscious action. Love is a verb.

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