Move from health fairs and conference planning to meeting the needs of the community and establishing sustainable revenue streams.

1. Social Enterprises that meet community
need and create sustainable revenue
Michelle Edmonds, M.A., M.Ed.
Founder/Owner , Serenity Wellness Community Programs
Executive Marketing Director-Youngevity
(678) 278-9478
Pastor Wilton J. DeGraffe
Founder/Sr. Pastor, Grace Gospel Tabernacle
Executive Marketing Director-Youngevity
(718) 690-1238

2. 1. We are starting a Health
Initiative that launches a,
2. Social Enterprise
(Youngevity)!

3. The initial contact
Health and Wellness Expert
Church or Foundation
Pastor or Executive Director

4. (5) Steps to Success
Phase 1
Program is presented to
the PASTOR or
Foundation Director
Phase 2
Pastor presents program to
1. Board of Directors
2. Congregation or core staff
Phase 3
Health Initiative begins
(1st participants are selected)

5. Ministry Pastor Ministry
worker #1 worker #2 Ministry
worker #3
Spouse Wife Spouse
Family or
Family or Family or
friend
Son
friend friend
Phase 4
HEALTH ENTERPRISE MINISTRY
(is formed)
Enterprise Enterprise Enterprise
Volunteer Volunteer Volunteer
#1 #2 #3

6. Phase 5
The Social Enterprise is presented
to the entire congregation
Health Enterprise Pastor
Ministry
Customer outside Pastor’sPastor’s
the church Colleague #1
Colleague
#1
Pastor
Customer outside Pastor’s
Colleague
the church
Colleague #2 #2
Pastor
Customer outside Colleague
the church Pastor’s #3
Colleague #3
On-going training and support
by a health and wellness expert to Phase 1-5 REPEATS
maintain interest and momentum