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REASON #1: It's up to us to make things better.

If we believed in an all-powerful deity, it might be easy to hand off responsibility to care for the planet to him, or her, or it.

But with secular humanism comes an awesome sense of responsibility. Without that caretaker, it's up to us to improve the world. So Foundation Beyond Belief is working hard to make a difference, not despite what we believe, but because of it.

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	A community of compassionate humanists supporting outstanding charities worldwide. Join today for as little as $5 a month. Learn more.


	Giving members:	1,425
	Volunteers:	2,850
	Humanist Giving (Q2)	$42,555
	Crisis: OK Tornado	$45,105
	LLS Giving (2013 to date)	$2,910
	Total since launch:	$979,480

What is FBB? We are a unique secular charity whose humanist and atheist members support five outstanding organizations per quarter.

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	It's simple but profound—empathy and compassion. I am proud to be able to bring news of this Foundation to my readers. --Avert Your Eye


	Foundation Beyond Belief is demonstrating humanism at its best. --Digital Chum


	The best part [of FBB membership] is sharing the experience with our children. We want them to help us figure out what our monthly contribution should be and where it should go. --Raising Three Thinkers


	[My] kids watched the videos from War Child and Water for People. Learning happened. Humanitarianism happened. My children felt compassion for others and wanted to help. -- Learning from the Kitchen Table


	A vital test of any humanist organization's humanism is its ability to help those in need, which the Foundation is doing so admirably. --Paul Kurtz Institute for Science and Human Values


	The regular contribution [model] means that our total charitable giving will most certainly increase this year. --Amy Schirmer, member


	I scrolled down the list of contribution levels until I hit one that hurts, just a little. But it's a good kind of hurt. --Peter Nothnagle, member