Anthony Amunategui is the host of the Future Factory Podcast and the founder of CDO Group. He's endlessly curious about what drives success in business and in life, and every week he sits down with people who are building what's next.
Anthony founded CDO Group nearly 25 years ago, starting out of his basement. Today it's a national commercial construction firm based in Oak Park, Illinois, working with some of the world's most prestigious brands and building around one million square feet of retail space every year.
That same curiosity is what drives Future Factory. Anthony wants to know what really makes people successful, in business and in life, and his conversations dig into the future and the adventures inside every personal and professional journey.
Anthony and his family set out to travel the world for their TV show, Family Style. They wanted the trip to be more than family bonding and a vacation. They wanted it to create real change.
Before they left, they fundraised any way they could. Along the way they found charities and organizations doing incredible work, and they still support them today. Read about them below, and if you're able, help them out too.
The organizations the Amunategui family found on their travels and still supports.
Free meal distribution, cleanup and tree planting, paper recycling and organic farming, plus a Sewing and Embroidery Centre that trains and employs village women.
It gives free education, skills training and medical help to more than 1,500 girls. After 25+ years on the ground, its goal is to keep girls in school until 18 to prevent child marriage, and to back those who want to go on to university.
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The non-profit foundation of the MORE Family Collection, supporting social development and environmental conservation across Southern Africa.
Its community projects are built to be self-sustaining, with communities contributing their own effort and skills. It believes socially inclusive conservation is critical to biodiversity, and aims for community collaboration and custodianship in every project.
The Thiện Phước Center cares for orphans with disabilities, helping them heal physically and mentally and integrate into society. It currently cares for 72 children.
It provides formula, diapers, supplements and education, plus physical therapy and acupuncture rehabilitation. As a non-government organization, it runs entirely on donations and sponsorships from inside and outside Vietnam.
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