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Elaine Hendrix
Actress
Last Login: Apr 26, 2008
 
 
 
 
It is my distinct pleasure to be a part of Make the Difference Network.  There's rarely a day that goes by that someone doesn't ask me, "Weren't you the lady in The Parent Trap?", or "Oh my gosh, you were in What the Bleep Do We Know?! Can I give you a hug?"  Needless to say, I've gotten a lot of hugs.

Well, these are just a few of the 100's of projects I've done for film, television and stage; but they are hugely popular and have afforded me some wonderful opportunities.  Opportunities such as spotlighting important issues that make the world a better place like the humane treatment of animals, being a part of MTDN, and connecting with you.

Thank you for visiting my MTDN page, and thank you for making a difference in your own special and unique way.  I personally love getting involved, and firmly agree "we must be the change we want to see in the world."  We're all in this together.

Peace and blessings,
Elaine
www.elainehendrix.com
Celebrity Spokesperson for IN DEFENSE OF ANIMALS (www.idausa.org)

 
Causes
The theme within all my cause work is FREEDOM: Freedom from abuse, neglect, and terror. Freedom from inequality, prejudice, and hate. Freedom from ignorance, disease and poverty.
Nonprofits I Donate To
I give a great deal of time, money and energies to various organizations - sometimes on a regular basis, sometimes per request for a special event. My favorites are ones that help animals, equality, children and women's well-being. Below are just a few that I work with consistently.
Places I Volunteer At
IN DEFENSE OF ANIMALS, Bark Avenue Foundation, Young Williams Animal Center, PAWS Atlanta, Humane Society of the United States, Reading for the Blind & Dyslexic, Book Pals & Read Across America, The Blank's Young Playwrights Festival, and What a Pair
Other Ways I Make a Difference in The World
ON-LINE ACTIVISM is an easy way to make a difference. I have signed up to receive numerous notices from various organizations around the world, and almost daily I take some action with just a few clicks on my keyboard. It give me a great sense of empowerment. The next way I make a difference is with THE POWER OF MY DOLLAR. I do everything I can to make sure I am buying humane products, and staying away from individuals and companies who harm animals, people and the environment. The National Anti-Vivisection Society (www.navs.org) is a wonderful resource to check who's-who among humane companies.
Other Ways I Would Like to Make a Difference
I would love to be a political figure on behalf of animals. How does "Ambassador Hendrix" sound?!
 
In Defense of Animals
 
Mission Statement
Our mission is to end animal exploitation, cruelty, and abuse by protecting and advocating for the rights, welfare, and habitats of animals, as well as to raise their...
 
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World Week for Animals in Laboratories April 20-26
Posted on Apr 17, 2008
Next week, April 20-26 is World Week for Animals in Laboratories. Among other important things for us humans to consider, this is a wake-up call to get serious about making different choices with our ... View Entire Post
Waiting for the Hunt
Posted on Apr 1, 2008
This weekend was The Genesis Awards here in Hollywood. It was The Humane Society of the United State’s evening to honor positive animal support in the media. It was my pleasure and my great honor to b... View Entire Post
 
 
 
Comments
 
International Outreach Said
7/16/2008 9:32:21 PM
We are Listed on The MTDN Network we seek financial donations to continue to assist displaced victims of natural disaesters
Mail your donations to :
International Outreach Program
2664-103 Timber Drive Garner,NC 27529
email:missionaryinternat@ureach.com
www.mtdn.com/ioreach

International Outreach Said
7/16/2008 9:31:20 PM
We are Listed on The MTDN Network we seek financial donations to continue to assist displaced victims of natural disaesters
Mail your donations to :
International Outreach Program
2664-103 Timber Drive Garner,NC 27529
email:missionaryinternat@ureach.com
www.mtdn.com/ioreach

Rainbow Animal Assisted Therapy Said
5/13/2008 11:05:55 PM
Hi Elaine-
I, like you, am a dog lover. I work with Rainbow Animal Assisted Therapy in the great city of Chicago. Rainbow is an entirely volunteer run organization dedicated to promoting dogs that help children gain independence, improve their health, and quality of life.

Animal Assisted Therapy is a therapuetic intervention that brings children (primarily) with physical, mental and emotional needs, as a way of meeting those needs. We have implemented and developed programs for children who are physically ill, children with physical handicaps, emotional problems or mental disabilities.

Rainbow serves most of the major hospitals and schools in the city with close to 75 programs city wide and 165 dog/handler teams. We touch nearly 1000 kids a month with our therapy sessions and visitations.

I just heard about MTDN and have signed up our non-profit organization and hoping for sponsors. We have been serving the Chicago and outlying area for 20 years, but still maintain a very "grassroots" environment. We are hoping to take it to the next level by developing our existing programs in assisted therapy along with new programs we are developing such as "Dog Safety" for K-4th grade (highest incidences of ER visits with dog bites in this age group), "Crisis Response" (our dogs went to visit the college students at NIU after the shooting), and "Dog Apprehension" classes to help children with severe fear of dogs.

Needless to say, we need additional funds for that, and more.

I have some wonderful media I can send you about who we are. Our website address is www.rainbowaat.org and if you check it out, please know that we undergoing a "face list" of the site which should be up & running within weeks.

I believe in things happening for a reason...I was watching "E News", saw the spot on MTDN & Jessica Biel, signed up Rainbow (but haven't listed it yet), and then saw your feature.
Hope this reaches you and that you'd consider looking at what benefits these special needs children get from these dog therapy sessions.
With anticipation,
Robin Simborg
Board of Directors
Membership Chair
Rainbow Animal Assisted Therapy
rainbowaat@gmail.com



mbhood Said
4/30/2008 4:57:30 AM
Our community mbhood is covered with wild life but the protective measures taken are limited. We wish with your compassion to assist our community with your great works to be possible in a poor and indebted country Cameroon.

CJ Said
4/28/2008 12:01:30 PM
Thank u for adding me Elaine! :) You have a wonderful profile

Serenity Springs Wildlife Center Said
4/1/2008 2:36:45 PM
Hi Elaine, We added a whole lot of wonderful photos! Come and check them out.

;o)

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