Triple ​Star Records
Triple ​Star Records
Lost Children Foundation, Incorporated
Literacy, Personal Training, and Continuing Education
John Mickie, President Triple Star Records
Chief Executive Officer: LCF, Inc.
The Lost Children Foundation is a public charity whose mission is to provide programs that improve the quality of life in underserved communities. Programs operate in Pennsylvania and Kentucky. The Foundation provides services to African American males who have graduated from high school and want to continue their education, literacy education for elementary and middle school students, and physical fitness training for seniors, age 50+. The Foundation operates three programs: Literacy Education, Post Secondary Continuing Education (PSCE) and Build A Better You (BABY) for seniors seeking to regain and maintain "good" physical fitness.
All services offered through the foundation are "FREE OF CHARGE."
For more information about John Mickie, see the "About Us" page.
Buy a book, and support a sick child.
The Lost Children Foundation supports the work of Madison and Reagan Roy, two young authors, from Louisville, Kentucky, who raise funds to help families of children suffering with sickle cell anemia and leukemia. The Roy Team has published two books: Flower: A Girl With Leukemia (ISBN: 978-1-4653-6278-0) and Petethra's Secret,(ISBN: 978-1-4691-9232-1). All the proceeds from the sale of these two books are donated to Sickle Cell Association of Kentuckiana, a non-profit organization dedicated to increasing awareness, generating support, and raising funds for the fight against sickle cell disease. Book sales also support the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of Louisville, Kentucky whose work benefits children suffering from leukemia. To date, the two books have raised over $10,000 for children. Buy a book, and join the Roy Team. Help children suffering with leukemia and sickle cell disease. Books are available on amazon.com and xlibris.com. All monies raised through book sales are donated to the two non-profit
Youth In Action Network of Louisville, Kentucky Partners with Lost Children Foundation
The Lost Children Foundation initiated the Back-To-School Writing Contest in partnership with Youth In Action Network of Louisville, Kentucky. The Back-To-School Writing Contest is operated solely by volunteers and operates exclusively in Kentucky at the present time. The contest is open to elementary school students in grades four and five, and middle school students in grades six, seven, and eight. A male student and a female student are selected in each category. A total of four awards are provided to contest winners. A $100 Target gift card is awarded to each contest winner. Contact Dr. HB Mickey at hbmickey@comcast.net for further details. Literacy Education continues to support reading and writing activities for elementary and middle school students through Youth In Action Network. Students are members of the Youth In Action Book Club, in which they commit to read at least ten books and participate in a culminating event at the end of each academic year.
Note: Coordinators are required to expand the program.
Proceeds from Triple Star Records, donations, grants, and various fundraising projects support the Lost Children Foundation initiatives. Programs are offered free of charge.
Do you need to GET FIT and STAY FIT?
Dustan Howell, Personal Trainer
All the riches in the world cannot replace "good" health. Being healthy as you age is directly related to your fitness level. Getting older is a blessing that comes everyday. You do not have to work at it. You do not need any special skills. You just need to exist. Face the inevitable with a plan to "get fit and stay fit." The more fit, the better you can enjoy a "good" quality of life as you age. LCF's Build A Better You Personal Training program is NOT a quick fix, 60 day, fast paced, exhausting program. On the contrary, it is systematic and methodical, and requires a lifetime commitment to "get fit" and "stay fit." It is a program designed and built for you. Virtually, this is a program for everyone and anyone. Dustan Howell, ACSM(American College of Sports Medicine) certified expert personal fitness trainer, uses "a proven method "RESISTANCE TRAINING" to help clients get fit and stay fit. The principle of "Progressive Overload" is the preferred personal training model. Clients lift a weight heavy enough to create muscular
fatigue. Lift with GOOD form for 12-15 reps, and as the weight gets easier, more weight is added. This is the principle of progressive overload. Using the progressive overload model, muscles get stronger and more toned. Resistance Training (RT) can slow down and reverse the aging process.
A client who does not quit, gets fit and stays fit.
Resistance Training is ideal for older adults because programs are easily personalized based on individual ability, health and medical limitations, experience, physical condition, and size. Dustan is very skilled at adapting and designing unique programs for unique individuals. ADULTS 50+ can gain health benefits at any age. Build a better, stronger, fitter you.
Services are available in the city of Philadelphia, PA. Training is offered in your home, in a partnering senior residential facility, or in the In Shape At Home Studio. Click on the "Personal Training" page for more information about the Build A Better You (BABY) Resistance Training program.
Join Build A Better You Personal Training program available free of charge to persons who meet eligibility guidelines and who make and sustain a commitment to train minimally two to three times a week, preferably twice a week from 30 to 45 minutes.