| MALAWI |
The Way to Happiness is the tool Reverend Father Louis Majeza needed to guide his community.
| WASHINGTON, DC |
In response to rising crime rates and despair in Washington, DC, Kim Bey introduced The Way to Happiness into schools, institutions and cultural events to help reverse the trend.
| INTERNATIONAL |
The Way to Happiness Foundation International kicked off a global outreach campaign with new mobile information centers appearing in communities around the world.
| LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA |
Bringing the community together in the name of common sense values and peace.
| NAPLES, ITALY |
Pascal Lemos, from the Way to Happiness Naples, is taking a stand for the environment and launched a campaign to improve his community.
| HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA |
Spring came early to Hollywood this year, and a team of volunteers took advantage of the balmy weather to clean up the neighborhood.
| KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI |
Since September 2020, groups in Kansas City have been coming together to promote peace and unity for a safer, less violent community.
| MADRID, SPAIN |
Volunteers from the Way to Happiness groups in Spain reach out to their communities to improve the quality of life.
| INTERNATIONAL |
To start the New Year on the right path, The Way to Happiness, a common sense guide to better living, will not only help you stick to your resolutions but pave the way to a more decent and happier life through its 21 precepts.
| OKINAWA, JAPAN |
The Way to Happiness joins the karate way in the birthplace of the discipline—Okinawa Island.
