The Way to Happiness Association Cleans More than Trash at Neighborhood Clean-Up

CLEARWATER, Fla., Aug. 29, 2016 -- Volunteers from around the community came together on August 27^th to pick up trash in the East Gateway neighborhood. But what they left behind was even more significant –The Way to Happiness, a non-religious moral code based on common sense. 10 bags of trash were collected and over 200 booklets were passed out. The Way to Happiness Association of Tampa Bay recently opened their center in Downtown Clearwater, funded by the International Association of Scientologists.

Volunteers from around the community came together to pick up trash in the East Gateway neighborhood. But what they left behind was even more significant –The Way to Happiness.

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“Safeguard and Improve Your Environment,” is one of the 21 precepts of The Way to Happiness that the volunteers base their actions on and so help their neighbors with the community clean-ups.

“After doing numerous clean-ups in one neighborhood called Greenwood and distributing the booklets there, we decided to add our actions to the next neighborhood, East Gateway,” said Tanja Cranton, the Executive Director of The Way to Happiness Association of Tampa Bay.

“Many of the residents we talked to thanked us for coming out here and cleaning up the neighborhood,” said Tom, one of the volunteers. “I’m just glad to have the opportunity to make a positive impression.”

About The Way to Happiness Foundation:
Written by L. Ron Hubbard, this booklet fills the moral vacuum in an increasingly materialistic society, containing 21 basic principles that guide one to a better quality of life.

The mission of The Way to Happiness Foundation International is to reverse the moral decay of society by restoring trust and honesty the world over through the publication and widespread distribution of The Way to Happiness, a common sense guide to better living.

The first moral code based wholly on common sense, originally published in 1981, its purpose is to help arrest the current moral decline in society and restore integrity and trust to humankind. This code of conduct can be followed by anyone, of any race, color or creed and works to restore the bonds that unite humankind.

Dylan Pires
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