Posts by The Radiance Foundation

The Radiance Foundation launches new “Juneteenth” billboard campaign in Atlanta through Independence Day Holiday!

The best way to fool people about their present and future, is to downright lie about their past. This is what the abortion industry has to do in order to sell death as a phony “choice”. Black Americans have a long and tragic history in America that, despite deep-seated racism and eugenics (from organizations like Planned Parenthood), has led to many triumphs. The abolition of slavery, as celebrated across the country on Juneteenth (June 19th), was one such victory.

For Media Inquiry, call 1-877-51-SHINE or email us. OAKLAND, CA / June, 15, 2011 /– The Radiance Foundation, in partnership with the California-based Issues 4 Life Foundation, launch a TooManyAborted.com abortion awareness and pro-adoption themed campaign, entitled “Black and Beautiful”. This African-American led initiative exposes Planned Parenthood’s racist and eugenics-based history and its unaltered course. ...

Our church, Calvary Atlanta, is all about the community. That was one of the defining characteristics that pulled Bethany and I into this wonderful multi-racial church. They love God and love people. And they show it, a lot. Pastors Brian and Jamie Campbell, and the entire staff, are just down-to-earth real people who just bring ...

On the heels of massive national and international media coverage of the “Endangered Species” campaign, The Radiance Foundation has launched its TooManyAborted.com abortion awareness initiative in Wisconsin in partnership with Pro-Life Wisconsin. Thirteen billboards throughout Milwaukee convey the messages “Black Children Are In Danger” and “Black & Beautiful” to show the loss of hope and ...

CareNet’s Annual 2010 Conference in Grapevine, Texas was an amazing and life-changing time for the nearly 1000 Pregnancy Care Center directors, staff and volunteers that traveled from all over the country. The Radiance Foundation was honored to be a part of the conference. As Chief Creative Officer, I was invited to lead two workshops on ...