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Date Posted: 19:17:24 09/24/11 Sat
Author: Anonymous
Subject: :-) NELSON IMMANUEL AMADASUN

Nelson Immanuel Amadasun,

As an amazing asset to his community, Nelson Immanuel Amadasun, gladly shares his story with me (Jennifer Dawson, Journalist). This is a young African American man that has dedicated time to helping many of the people around him as well as just random strangers to start small businesses and feed the homeless. He has donated over $20,000 to non profit organizations and to people personally who've lived on the streets of Atlanta homeless and hungry! Nelson Immanuel Amadasun, a straight 'A' student who attended Georgia Southern University has went through many ups and downs throughout his life he points out, but it never prevented him from helping others. Born in Atlanta, Georgia, Nelson has moved forward with his career as the head of marketing at major domestic and international corporations and as an IT director for numerous small businesses within the USA and UK. Despite the trials and tribulations outsiders and even family members have brought to Nelson, he still finds ways to stay motivated and accomplish all of his goals. As I sat with him to discuss more of the plans he had for his job career, he tended to speak more on funding non-profits that feed homeless families, foster children, and his own peers who struggle effortlessly. To read more on this article subscribe to my mailing list!

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