Whole Persons contribute “hands-on” time, including energy and leadership, and financial resources to community organizations, educational institutions, government, civic and charitable organizations, and other worthwhile endeavors, voluntarily and without expectation of personal gain.

Whole Persons strive to become more productive, enhance their professional esteem, pursue increased knowledge, and contribute to industry and professional organizations. They also seek to improve the careers of fellow professionals through mentorship and leading by example.

Whole Persons spend meaningful time with their spouses, children, immediate family and friends. They strive to make sharing, love, mutual respect and openness the cornerstones of these relationships.