The Schumann Legacy Foundation

We in the wellness industry are uniquely qualified to understand and empower young people to build confidence and solid starts for their lives. …. “Solid beginnings are good for everyone.”
The way today’s foster care system presently works, kids get released into the world at 18…most without high school diplomas. These children are either being harvested by criminals or at the very best are left to their own devises making bad life choices out of desperation.

Join me, Barbara Schumann, and The Schumann Legacy foundation where our mission is to partner with local programs to help these young women transition to independent living, develop a national awareness campaign and a build a communication platform for the sharing of information and resources for those that are trying to help.

Our inaugural Happy Hour, Silent Auction, Music and light appetizers

On: Sunday April 11, 2010 at 5pm – 9pm.
At: The Botanical Gardens across the street from the Miami Beach Convention Center.

Sponsored by Touché Beauty. $20.00 for pre-register call (305)448-3135 or 1(888)448-3135. $25.00 at the door. Space is limited

Circumstances have led the Schumann’s to start-over the family business more than once. During one of these interludes Barbara moved forward assertively on obtaining her Masters Degree in another life subject… starting over. This inspired her to integrate the start of a charitable foundation with the launch of Touché Beauty. The Foundation’s first effort, aptly named The Chrysalis Project focuses on leveraging the potential of children streaming out of the foster-care system by helping them finish school, access scholarship programs as well as by preparing them with viable skill-sets that will inspire them to make decisions thoughtfully, never out of desperation. “The way today’s foster care system works, kids get released into the world at 18…most without high school diplomas because they’ve been kicked around all their lives. I learned a lot about starting over in my life…but every time we have to, we learn something and start over better than before. I foresee a program for women who are starting over. Solid beginnings are good for everyone.”