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Morad Shaker Opens Operation Bangladesh Founder Petition for 100,000 People in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
After months of studying the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Morad Shaker selected it as one of the final countries in this phase of Operation Bangladesh. The founder petition is open, with an allocation approved for 100,000 people as launch preparations continue.
Overpasses for America Highlights Morad Shaker’s Blueprint for Global Service
Overpasses for America examines how Morad Shaker’s business experience, founder-funded institutions and digital review systems inform his approach to global service.
Magazine Talks Highlights Morad Shaker’s Global Poverty-Reduction Vision
Magazine Talks has published a press-release feature on Morad Shaker’s founder-funded poverty-reduction framework, its Operation Bangladesh origins and a planned international rollout.
From Ash of Operation Bangladesh to the Sky: The Rise of Morad Shaker’s Phoenix Passage
Influencers Digest features Morad Shaker’s Phoenix Passage, a proposed global student initiative planned to launch June 1, 2027.
San Diego Post Feature Examines Morad Shaker’s Bangladesh Angel Scholarship
The San Diego Post published a feature on the Morad Shaker Bangladesh Angel Scholarship, its application review process, and the humanitarian mission connected to its founder.
Morad Shaker’s First 45 Days on Facebook Draw 100,000 Followers—and a Global Vision
Morad Shaker says his first public Facebook page reached 100,000 followers in 45 days, crediting staff and supporters of Operation Bangladesh, Phoenix Passage, and Shaker Global Poverty Reduction.
Morad Shaker Names India’s Faiz Ali an Ambassador for Animal Protection
Faiz Ali’s appointment as an ambassador in India for the Shaker Global Animal Protection Foundation follows a meeting with Morad Shaker in Pattaya, further discussions, and an international petition approved for 100,000 participation places for India. His new role centers on animal welfare, thoughtful public communication, and responsible service.
Morad Shaker Opens a New Gate of Hope: Cheyenne-Based Foundation for Second Chances Prepares National Launch
Morad Shaker, Founder and President of Shaker International Enterprises, has announced the formation of the Shaker Global Foundation for Second Chances, a new founder-funded initiative headquartered in Cheyenne, Wyoming, with a long-term vision reaching far beyond one city, one state, or one country.
Operation Bangladesh Announces Morad Shaker’s 100,000-Person Humanitarian Reserve Petition for U.S.-Based International Service-Club Communities
Operation Bangladesh says Morad Shaker has opened and approved a 100,000-person humanitarian reserve petition honoring unnamed U.S.-based international service-club communities. The places are drawn from its 500,000 Frozen Humanitarian Reserve and concern potential future beneficiaries in poorer countries, subject to review, safeguards and final approval.
Candidate Profile: Major General (Ret.) Luke Reiner, Republican Candidate for Wyoming House District 8
A factual profile of Major General (Ret.) Luke Reiner, Republican candidate for Wyoming House District 8, his public service and stated priorities.
Morad Shaker: A 20-Year Dream Is Beginning to Come True
The Shaker Foundation for American Service Heroes, founded by Morad Shaker, is now established as a Wyoming nonprofit corporation. Its official website is live. Its Facebook page has launched. And a new chapter is beginning from Cheyenne, Wyoming—one built around respect, service, family protection, long-term stability, and a belief that America’s service heroes deserve more than words.
Persian Fallow Deer: The Remarkable Story of One of the World's Rarest Deer
The Persian fallow deer, *Dama mesopotamica*, is an endangered deer native to West Asia. After the species was widely feared extinct, a small population was reported in south-western Iran in 1956. Iran protected the native remnant and developed breeding and translocation programs; Israel later established free-ranging reintroduced populations. The deer grazes grasses, browses woody plants and can disperse viable seeds. It remains vulnerable because populations are small, fragmented and genetically limited. There is no dependable single 2026 global count. Lasting recovery requires protected habitat, connected landscapes, careful breeding, scientifically planned releases, long-term monitoring and cooperation with people sharing deer habitat.
South Africa’s Black Rhinoceros: Crailisha Diop Calls for Global Action to Protect an African Icon
In the early morning light of the South African bush, the black rhinoceros can appear almost prehistoric—a powerful silhouette moving quietly through the landscape. Its heavy body, hooked upper lip and magnificent horns create an image of extraordinary strength. Yet behind that strength is a painful truth: the black rhinoceros is fighting for survival.
The Thai Elephant: A Sacred National Treasure Facing an Uncertain Future
Thailand is known throughout the world for its natural beauty, ancient temples, gracious culture and deep spiritual traditions. Among all the animals connected to our national identity, none occupies a more important or beloved place than the Thai elephant.
From Wyoming to the World: Morad Shaker Introduces the First Ambassadors of His Global Animal Protection Foundation Across Four Nations
The Shaker Global Animal Protection Foundation introduced its first Global Ambassadors, representing the United States, Thailand, South Africa, and Iran in an expanding international animal-welfare network.
Dr. Rozhin Sedighi Appointed as Ambassador for Iran
Shaker Global Animal Protection Foundation is honored to announce the appointment of Dr. Rozhin Sedighi as its official Ambassador for Iran.
Disability and Poverty: The Barriers We Cannot Ignore
You are a person with a disability living in poverty. Perhaps you use a wheelchair, need medication every day, rely on a hearing aid, need assistance with personal care, or require regular rehabilitation or medical treatment. Your disability is only one part of your life. But poverty can turn ordinary needs into daily obstacles.
A Youth Ambassador’s Appeal for One of Hawaiʻi’s Most Endangered Native Animals
Hawaiʻi is known around the world for its beautiful beaches, blue ocean and extraordinary wildlife. But some of the animals that make these islands so special are struggling to survive. One of them is the Hawaiian monk seal, an endangered marine mammal found naturally only in Hawaiʻi. There are only about 1,600 Hawaiian monk seals remaining, which means that every seal, every mother and every new pup can be important to the future of the species.
