The Miracle Foundation Founder, Caroline Boudreaux, Appears on BetterWorldians Radio

Wayne, PA (PRWEB) March 04, 2014

BetterWorldians Radio today announced that Caroline Boudreaux, the founder of The Miracle Foundation, was a guest on the weekly Internet radio show. BetterWorldians Radio inspires with the people and ideas that are making the world a better place. The show featuring Boudreaux aired on February 27th and is now available via podcast on the VoiceAmerica Variety Channel (http://BetterWorldiansRadio.com).

Boudreaux discussed the journey that led her to found The Miracle Foundation, a non-profit organization that partners with struggling orphanages in India and provides a systematic approach to help those homes thrive. Boudreaux told the co-hosts that her work has taught her a lot about the joy that comes with doing for others. “We’re here to make a difference. If you’re not making a difference, you’re missing out,” said Boudreaux.

BetterWorldians Radio co-host Ray Hansell said he found Caroline’s passion for her work inspiring and announced a new partnership between ToonUps, the parent company of BetterWorldians Radio, and The Miracle Foundation. “I’m proud to announce that The Miracle Foundation will be our featured charity in our Facebook game, A Better World, during the month of March. We are excited to work with Caroline to support an organization that is so clearly making a difference in the lives of children in need,” said Hansell.

BetterWorldians Radio airs live on Thursdays at 11 a.m. EST on the VoiceAmerica Variety Channel and has featured guests such as best-selling authors Dr. Stephen Post (Why Good Things Happen to Good People and The Hidden Gifts of Helping) and Donna-Marie O’Boyle (Mother Teresa and Me); and award-winning film producer, Dan Karslake. To access the show, log on at (http://BetterWorldiansRadio.com). All shows will be available in the BetterWorldians content library on the VoiceAmerica Variety Channel for on-demand and podcast download.

About Caroline Boudreaux & The Miracle Foundation:
Caroline Boudreaux founded The Miracle Foundation in 2000 after visiting India for the first time. From the first moment she met a group of one hundred orphaned children and witnessed their beautiful smiles and incredible potential, she committed her life to helping them realize that potential. Born and raised in Lake Charles, Louisiana, Caroline attended L.S.U. where she earned a B.S. in psychology. For her achievements with The Miracle Foundation, Caroline was presented with the Hope Award in 2005 and the Impact Award in 2008. In 2009, she was invited to join the Young Global Leaders, a community of the World Economic Forum.

The Miracle Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that empowers orphans to reach their full potential by revolutionizing the way orphanages are run, funded and managed. The organization is implementing a world-changing idea for orphans everywhere, centered on its “12 rights of an orphan child” philosophy. Currently, the Miracle Foundation supports nine orphanages in rural India, with plans to be in 14 orphanages by the end of 2104. For more information, visit http://www.MiracleFoundation.org or join the conversation on Facebook and Twitter.    

About BetterWorldians Radio:
BetterWorldians Radio is a weekly Internet radio broadcast on the VoiceAmerica Talk Radio network that has provided a platform for some of the most inspiring people and organizations in our world today. BetterWorldians Radio is hosted by Ray, MarySue and Gregory Hansell, the family team that created the popular game on Facebook, A Better World. This game rewards players for doing good deeds while helping to raise money and awareness for charities. Over 2.5 million people have performed over 14 million good deeds in A Better World to date. BetterWorldians Radio is broadcast from Wayne, PA. A Better World recently launched a worldwide Campaign for Kindness with the release of an animated video, http://ColorWithKindness.com. When the video reaches 1,000,000 views, A Better World will fund surgeries allowing ten children to walk for the first time.

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