The Lifefaqs Foundation
 Established in 2001, the Lifefaqs Foundation provides students and educators tools for engaging the future through motivational assemblies, coaching during after-school clubs, creating scholarship opportunities, and providing career guidance.
Our curriculum centers on helping young people make positive decisions by teaching them the fundamentals of having character and how this correlates to leading a successful life.
Tom Miyashiro
Schools Work Coordinator
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 Tom Miyashiro is an author, speaker and radio personality. He has a passion for making a difference in the lives of teenagers and has dedicated his life to this purpose. As a community activist and student mobilizer, Tom believes in transforming communities through investing in emerging generations.
Tom is the founder of f2fmi and the Schools Work Coordinator for the Lifefaqs Foundation. He is married to Amy and between the USA and the UK (where Amy is from), finally settled in Waterford, Connecticut.
Learn more about Tom at www.OfficialTomtheBomb.com.
Gerry & Barbara Lachance
Our Founders
 Gerry and Barbara Lachance have a unique blend of talent, leadership, compassion and a desire to assist other people in reaching their personal destiny. They are committed to building a legacy of transformation in people's lives that have a lasting impact across all generations. They bring a unique perspective to their cause... "it is never too soon to think about fulfilling your personal purpose and it is never too late to leave a positive impact on your culture!"
The couple serves on several national and international boards. They are recognized motivational speakers both nationally and internationally regarding the marketplace. Their business and counseling experience brings encouragement to the corporate world, the education systems and faith based ministries.
Gerry and Barbara reside in Mystic, Connecticut; they have five children and four grandchildren.
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