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In UNarmed But Dangerous, Tawana Williams tells her poignant storyof being born without arms and impaired use of her legs, surviving thetrauma of gang rape, raped by her step father, abortion, the miraculousbirth of her daughter and drug addiction; which will be a Movie inTheaters coming soon.

Tawana hopes readers will feel inspired by her story of overcoming theodds rather than feeling sorry for her. Williams is able to live normally byusing her feet and other body parts to do just about anything thatsomeone with arms and hands can do—even braid hair and write a check.

“I want people to look beyond their circumstances and to acceptGod’s gift of freedom without limitations,” says Williams.

Today, Williams delivers her positive and empowering message as aMotivational Speaker & Hope Coach to people across the country.Although she is “UNarmed,” she is still Dangerous.

“UNarmed But Dangerous” & her other Books are available exclusivelyon her website @ www.TawanaWilliams.com to schedule anevent/interview with the Author or for more information about thebook(s) contact Tawana Williams Outreach, Inc. @ (252)291-6081to book her for your next Event or Program.Email: TawanaTheHopeCoach@gmail.comVisit: www.TawanaWilliams.com

Interview Questions

1. In 1991, you cried out to Godfor deliverance from your drugaddiction. Had you hit yourrock bottom?

2. How did your faith in God helpheal the pain so that youcould move forward with yourlife in such a positive anduplifting manner?

3. What do you hope readers willget from your book,UNarmed But Dangerous?

4. Many in society are unsure ofhow we should act aroundthose with disabilities orhandicaps. What do yousuggest?

5. You have experienced somevery unfortunate hardships,but yet you never placedblame on anyone. Why is this?

Meet the AuthorTawana Williams is the Author of fivebooks including her Best Seller “UNarmedBut Dangerous.” In addition to being a LesBrown Platinum Speaker since 2004,she’s a TV Personality, Advocate, Artist,Mentor, Mother, Vocalist, Wife,Businesswoman, Executive Producer,Humanitarian & CEO. She’s been featuredon Judge Hatchett, Jerry Springer, TheWORD Network, Lifetime TV, TCT-Triangle Alive, TCT-Alive, TCT-Rejoice,TCT-Ask The Pastor, Manna Express TV,Atlanta-Live, Lifetime TV, The 700Club, “Your World” with Creflo Dollar &many other TV programs. She speaks forgroups in the corporate arena as well as inchurches, prisons and schools across thecountry. Tawana resides in Wilson, NorthCarolina with her husband Toby.

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Endorsements“Look what God has done through this woman.

Tawana Williams is the most motivationalperson I know.”-Les Brown, Author

Motivational SpeakerTawana has also received endorsementsfrom Dr. Joe Dudley Sr. CEO of Dudley

Hair Products. Dr. Charles Phillips-Pastor/Author. Dr. Walesia Cates-MD.Arthur Doakes-Motivational Speaker

Author and Mr. Les Brown-WorldRenowned Motivational Speaker/Author.

Tawana Williams-BioTawana was born without arms and impaired use of her legs due to the drug Thalidomide that was given to her mother

during pregnancy. She has a powerful and uplifting message for all generations. Her compelling story is one of triumph,perseverance and determination. Tawana has overcome many obstacles; she was gang raped during a home invasion, raped byher step father, addicted to crack and cocaine for 10 years; she’s also experienced abortion, motherhood, a stroke, and a mildheart attack; she’s never let her challenges or disability stop her. Tawana has many gifts and accomplishments. She’s an author,artist, advocate, TV Personality, businesswoman, vocalist, mentor, wife, mother, Humanitarian and CEO of Tawana WilliamsOutreach, Inc. She became a professional speaker in 1996. Tawana is the Author of five books, “I’m Different But I Can” achildren’s book about being different. Her best seller “UNarmed But Dangerous” The Tawana Williams story, this is hertestimony which will be featured as her Debut Movie in Theaters coming soon. “Motivation for the Soul-Move or beMoved,” a collaborative book with 17 of her friends and their victorious stories. “DA-BOMB! SYSTEMS That Create aWealthy Mind-Set” her book of Systems, Practical Principals, Steps and Strategies that will change your life and teach youhow to get what you want out of life. Her latest book “Mind Interrupted”-Experiencing Technical Difficulties was releasedin July 2012, months after she had a stroke. This book will instruct you to move, apply and pay attention to your own thoughts,your mind and your life. That traumatic experience has changed Tawana’s life forever.

Tawana was a guest on The Jerry Springer Show sharing her story of (Beating the Odds.) The Judge Hatchett Show as aMentor to a troubled teen. The WORD Network, Manna Express TV, TCT-Alive, TCT-Rejoice, TCT-Ask The Pastor,TCT-Triangle Alive, Atlanta Live, Lifetime TV, The 700 Club/CBN, TBN Network, “Your World” with Creflo Dollarand many other regional & national programs. She’s had phone interviews twice with Oprah’s Producers. In 2007 Tawanaand her husband Toby were featured in Homes of Color Magazine, Hope for Women Magazine and Epitome Magazine.Tawana produced her own Radio Show that was syndicated in more than a million households in Memphis and Nashville,Tenn. In March 2008 she was the recipient of The True Servant Award from the Agape Gospel Academy AwardsCeremony. Tawana has countless Awards, Accolades, Appearances, Certificates and Newspaper articles. She’s the formerSpokesperson for The Agape Gospel Academy in Atlanta, Georgia from (2008-2011.)

She was the Keynote Speaker in Omaha, Nebraska for the actor Mr. John Beasley; He starred in (The Sum of all Fears)(Losing Isaiah) and many other Movies. Tawana was the guest Speaker for Mr. Joe Dudley, Sr. (CEO of Dudley HairProducts and Dudley Cosmetology University) in Kernersville, North Carolina.

She was the Special Guest for World Renowned Motivational Speaker, Mr. Les Brown at the Speakers Network Training inAtlanta, Georgia while there; she captured the minds and hearts of other Professional Speakers. She’s now a Les BrownPlatinum Speaker.

Tawana is Lobbying Congress for Family Assistance Rest Rooms (F.A.R.R.) in all Airports throughout America. You canread and sign her petition @ www.TawanaWilliams.com

Tawana Williams is “The Hope Coach,” her dreams are to create and host her own Talk Show, Motivational Reality Show,Executive Produce her Debut Movie in Theaters “UNarmed But Dangerous” and Humanitarian efforts to help the humanrace. Tawana and her husband Toby resides in Wilson, North Carolina. Her Best Selling Book “UNarmed But Dangerous”and her other books/products are available exclusively @ www.TawanaWilliams.com

Suggested Interview Questions forTawana Williams/Author of “UNarmed But Dangerous”

1. Why did you title your book “UNarmed But Dangerous?”

2. How hard or challenging was it for you growing up without arms?

3. Tell me about some of your accomplishments?

4. Who are some of the people that have helped you; your heroes?

5. After overcoming all of the adversities and challenges that you’ve faced; what tipscan you give to others, to help them?

6. What motivates you?

7. How can your book “UNarmed But Dangerous” help others to find their purpose?

8. What advice would you give to those that face challenges in life?

9. What was your most challenging moment?

10. What’s next for Tawana?

Tawana Williams’-One Sheet

“Look what God has done through this woman. Tawana Williams is the mostmotivational person I know.”--Les Brown, Author, Renowned Motivational Speaker

The words “I can‘t” are not an option for Tawana Williams! When you meet Tawana, she will not tell youabout how she survived the trauma of gang rape. She will not tell you about her experience with abortionand the miraculous birth of her daughter. She will not tell you about how God delivered her from a ten yearstruggle with crack and cocaine addiction. Tawana will simply tell you “that if you decide to dosomething in your life, you can do it.” She knows this lesson because she lives it everyday of her life.When you meet her, you’ll see why her life was full of challenges. She was born without arms andimpaired use of her legs. This is why she likes to tell others that because of her relationship with God, sheconsiders herself “UNarmed But Dangerous!”

Born in Wilson, North Carolina in 1963 without arms, due to the drug Thalidomide that was given to hermother, she was trained as a baby to use her feet as hands. She can do just about anything that someonewith arms can do, even braid hair and write a check.

She grew up in the Washington, DC area where she attended school and in 1981 as a senior, she becameaddicted to crack cocaine because of peer pressure. Her addiction lasted 10 years. In 1991, after becomingtired of her lifestyle, she cried out to God for deliverance from her addictions. He answered instantly!

In her Best Selling book “Unarmed But Dangerous” Tawana tells her poignant story of surviving thetrauma of gang rape, being raped by her stepfather, abortion, past physically and mentally abusiverelationships, the miraculous birth of her daughter and how she finally married her childhood sweetheart‘Toby.’ “UNarmed But Dangerous” the book will be featured as a Movie in Theaters in the near future.Tawana became a professional speaker in 1996. She speaks to people encouraging them to look beyondtheir circumstances and to accept God’s gift of freedom without limitations. She captivates audiences withher boldness and abilities to do what others might think are impossible. Tawana is the author of five booksand is changing lives one person at a time.

She’s an artist, author, motivational speaker, advocate, businesswoman, vocalist, mentor and CEO ofTawana Williams Outreach, Inc. She was a guest on Jerry Springer, Judge Hatchett, The WORDNetwork, Manna Express TV, TCT-Alive, TCT-Rejoice, TCT-Ask The Pastor, TCT-Triangle Alive,Atlanta Live, Lifetime TV, The 700 Club/CBN, TBN Network, “Your World” with Creflo Dollar andmany regional/national Television programs. She has been interviewed by Oprah’s Producers twice byphone. Tawana has been featured in several National Magazine Publications such as, Homes of Color,Hope for Woman and Epitome Magazines all in the same year. She was awarded the True ServantAward from The Agape Gospel Academy. Tawana and her husband Toby were crowned Mr. and Mrs.AGAPE OF LOVE from The Agape Gospel Academy and she’s the Former Spokesperson for TheAgape Gospel Academy from 2008-2011. She speaks for groups in the corporate arena as well aschurches, prisons, schools, day cares, nursing homes, boys & girls clubs, veterans associations, drug rehabcenters, colleges, universities, sororities, fraternities and organizations across the country. Tawana is “TheHope Coach” and she’s changing lives one person at a time. Tawana and her family currently live inWilson, North Carolina.

For speaking engagements, mentorship sessions and media interviews contact:Tawana Williams Outreach, Inc. @ 252-291-6081 www.TawanaWilliams.com

Endorsements for“UNarmed But Dangerous”

Tawana Williams will change your Life! Her inspiration and passion causes one to drop all excuses and usetheir God-given gifts and talents. Read her book and travel with her while her words will give you a hug astight and loving as any two arms!--SIMPLY PUT; INCREDIBL!.ART DOAKES, M.A. CHR, PSY, M-DIV, CACAUTHOR, SPEAKER, INT'L CERTIFIED COUNSELOR

What a beautiful and blessed book of Tawana Williams’ life journey! In UNarmed But Dangerous,Williams draws us into a greater appreciation of God’s transforming love. As she has shown by examplesthat help, hope and honor can be each ours for the taking.”Walesia Robinson Cates, M.D.President, National C.H.E.C.K. UP.

Fearless, Powerful, Dynamic and Dangerous!Tawana Williams is not only a force to be reckoned with when it comes to motivational speaking but sheis molding and shaping a new wave of powerful people through her mentorship. As a men tee of Tawana, Irespect and admire her for turning her tragedies into triumphs and proving that she is more than aconqueror. Not only is she strong and determined but humble and loving. It is through her love anddedication as a messenger of hope and inspiration that she is able to continuously strive to make the world abetter place; one message, one book, one men tee and one audience at a time. Tawana is a gift from God.Open your gift and allow her greatness to bless your life.LaShawn McCraryMotivational Messenger/Personal Fitness Trainerwww.lashawnmccrary.com

Read this book! If you are downhearted, discouraged or feel that life is too much to go on…STOP! ReadUNarmed but Dangerous by Tawana Williams. I often tell people: “You haven’t lived long enough tobe pessimistic. You haven’t seen enough to lose hope. You don’t know enough to be able to predict whatgood things tomorrow will bring.” When I met Tawana Williams, the author and motivational speaker, Itruly understood that I have nothing to be pessimistic about. God will bring you through. Having survivedrape, drugs, and physical challenges, Tawana’s my modern day Joseph. Her story is a beacon to all of us tocarry on. Don’t quit! Don’t give up! Read Unarmed but Dangerous by Tawana Williams and you willreceive the hope you need. Hear her speak and you will understand why we say: “To God be the Glory!”Dr. Joe L. Dudley, Sr.,Author, Motivational Speaker,President and CEO, Dudley Products Inc.www.DudleyQ.com

As an individual who have traveled to more than 20 nations of the world, invited to the White House twice,and spoken to audiences of 25,000 at a time, I am not easily impressed. But, when I first met Tawana inAtlanta I was immediately aware of the fact that there was something different about her besides not havingarms. Her independence and jovial attitude quickly distracted me from what some would call a handicap.As she spoke that day, she had us laughing at one moment and cringe the next, yet none of it had to do withsadness. She seemed to be 10 feet tall that day as she inspired us all. Somehow her not having arms did notbother her at all, and it made us not be bothered either. She talked like she could accomplish anything. Itwas like her disbelief had been suspended.

A few months later I invited her to be a keynote speaker at a seminar I hosted. When she finished speakingand demonstrating what she could do with her feet she literally was overwhelming to those in attendance. Ibelieve everybody walked out of the room that night destroying every excuse they came in with. Later,spending personal time with her and Toby further showed me what an incredible women I was in thepresence of. I would not only like to give this book the highest recommendation, but also recommend thatyou have her come to your community to experience her live. And I do mean live!

Dr. Charles PhillipsKingdom Christian Center ChurchWashington, DCKingdom Empowerment Inc.www.kccci.org

UNarmed but Dangerous should be required reading for everyone breathing! Tawana Williams is a

testament to the power of the human spirit to overcome obstacles, to turn lemons into lemonade, and

stopping stones into stepping stones. After reading this powerful book, you will never complain or feel

sorry for yourself again. Powerful, riveting, amusing, informative are just a few words that describe this

awesome book!

10th Degree Black belt, Master communicator and Break through expert

Dr. Stanley Harris

www.DrStanHarris.com

Foreword “UNarmed But Dangerous” By-Les Brown

Have you ever heard someone’s voice and they spoke to the very core of your being? I have!

Have you ever met someone and instantly you knew you were in the presence of greatness? Ihave! Have you ever met someone who had so much going against them that you wondered howthey were able to survive and then felt ashamed of yourself for living a defeated life? I have!That’s how I felt when I met Tawana.

Born without arms and with a tiny stature of just over 4 ft., she overcame child molestation,poverty, rape, mental and physical abuse, addiction to crack and cocaine amongst other painfultragedies. Using her feet, she learned how to write and draw beautiful works of art, answer thephone, cook and live a normal life. She operates a business, mesmerizes audiences as amotivational speaker and can sing the roof off of a church. In addition to all those things I willventure to say that her greatest joy is being a devoted loving wife to her soul mate and God givencompanion Toby. To see them together and the love they express for each other is the greatestexample I have ever seen of what love truly is. Toby, a gifted speaker and a servant husbandtaught me and the men in one of my recent Speaker Training Summits, how to serve and treat awoman with class. We were humbled and felt blessed to learn from his example and in particularto be in their presence to witness their devotion to each other.

There is no question in my mind that Tawana will impact peoples’ lives around the world throughher classic book, UNarmed But Dangerous. This warm, inspiring and incredible human spiritdoes so much with so little, that she challenges all of us to look within and realize how muchmore life has to offer if only we were willing to commit ourselves to do what is required to live amore significant life.

Tawana’s life example will inspire you to soar to new heights and to accomplish things that willliterally amaze you. Although Tawana does not carry a gun or a knife, she is truly unarmed anddangerous because she uses the weapons of her faith in God and her unfailing commitment toserve His calling on her life, as we all should do. After reading this book your life will never bethe same again. “Tawana, the world is a better place because you showed up”!

Les Brown-Author Live Your Dreams,It’s Not Over Until You Win andUp Thoughts For Downtimes.www.LesBrown.com

Speaking Topics

• How to personally develop who youare.

•How to move from Mediocre toAbundance.

• How to live with “No More Excuses.”

•How to take Control and Ownership ofyour life.

• How to Create what you want.

• How to have Faith and Believe inyourself.

• How to move from Ordinary toExtraordinary.

• How to boost your Confidence andyour Self-Esteem.

• How to help the Disabled andWounded Soldiers Overcome Adversities

& Challenges.

Tawana Williams Outreach, Inc.

Mission Statement:

The Mission of Tawana Williams Outreach, Inc. is to give Hope and Inspiration to those facingadversities, challenges and hardships, while positively impacting and empowering the lives of

all people around the globe.

Tawana Williams Outreach, Inc. is a Non Profit 501 (c) (3) Organization Tax ID#04-3660427 that wasfounded by Motivational Speaker Tawana Williams in 2002. Our future goals will create jobs, job training

programs, workshops that will help increase employment rates, increase self-esteem for the youth andteach them to become self-sufficient and independent productive citizens. Tawana Williams teachessystems, life changing strategies, practical methods and prosperity principals that help others achieve

their highest potentials in life, no matter their race, age, gender, religion, disability,background or financial circumstances.

Tawana Williams Outreach, Inc. is based in Wilson, North Carolina and is a mobile organization. She willtravel anywhere to be a Blessing. “Although Tawana does not carry a gun or a knife, she is trulyUNarmed and Dangerous because she uses the weapons of her faith in God and her unfailingcommitment to serve His calling on her life, as we all should do…” says Mrs. Mamie Brown’s

baby boy-Les Brown; her Personal Mentor and friend. Tawana Williams is a force to be reckoned withas she teaches the world how to live a life with “No More Excuses.”

Please join us as we help to complete the Vision, the Purpose and the Plans of Tawana WilliamsOutreach, Inc. One message at a time…

For if God be for us, who can be against us? Some challenges with which we are confrontedcan seem insurmountable but not for Tawana Williams.

She learned early in life that with God – all things are possible!

Tawana’s favorite scripture: Philippians 4:13“I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me.”

FACT SHEET:The History of Thalidomide

Thalidomide became infamous in the early 1960s as one of the biggest drugdisasters in recent history.

Around 15,000 fetuses were damaged by Thalidomide, of whom about 12,000 in46 countries were born with birth defects, with only 8,000 of them surviving pastthe first year of life. Most of these survivors are still alive, nearly all withdisabilities caused by the drug.

Thalidomide was soon banned worldwide when it was discovered that it causedtragic birth defects.

Thalidomide was actually never approved by the Food and Drug Administration(FDA) during the early 1960s, and therefore, prevented thousands of deformitiesfrom occurring in the United States. Frances Oldham Kelsey, the reviewer at theFDA who delayed the approval, was awarded the President’s Award forDistinguished Federal Civilian Service (at the time, the highest civilian award inthe U.S.) by President John F. Kennedy.

Taking even a single dose of thalidomide during early pregnancy may causemajor birth defects.

In 1998, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved Thalidomide for usein treating leprosy symptoms. Studies are also being conducted to determine theeffectiveness of Thalidomide in treating symptoms associated with AIDS,Behchet Disease, Lupus, Sjogren Syndrome, Rheumatoid Arthritis, InflammatoryBowel Disease, Macular Degeneration and some cancers.

Introduction of “UNarmed But Dangerous”

An eagle in flight is magnificent. Its wings allow it to soar above the

earth with majestic power. The scene makes you stop whatever you are

doing and watch. Watching the eagle fly reminds me of God’s power.

The eagle is so powerful that it can even soar above an approaching

storm. It catches the wind by the tail and then rides the air currents,

much like a surfer who catches a good wave. It does not fear. It does not panic. It only

watches and waits until just the right moment and then aligns itself with the coming force

of nature. Then it rides, glides and soars.

Just imagine that same eagle without wings. Without its wings, the eagle would be

powerless. It would not be able to surf the storm, soar above the earth and we would miss

the sight of him in flight. Without wings, the eagle would also starve; its ability to fly

high above the earth and search out his prey would be lost. The eagle would not be able

to swoop down and catch in its claws, the prey it needs for survival. Without its wings,

this magnificent bird of prey would die. Like that eagle, we have all been created to soar.

Most of us came into the world with arms, legs, a functioning mind and a healthy body.

Like that eagle, we each have the chance to soar above our life’s storms and catch the tail

of our dreams and feel the wind of our vision. With arms outspread, we each wait for our

chance to catch a wave and soar. My story is a bit different. As you read it, my prayer is

that you will see that eagles can learn to fly, even without wings. I pray that my story will

encourage you to live without excuses and even if your wings get broken, make the

attempt to fly. I believe that if you will try, then you will live. If you don’t try, then like

the eagle without wings, your dreams will surely die. My prayer is that my story will

cause you to see that God has given you many gifts and you can do so many things to

bring Him glory. I encourage you to look beyond your boundaries, live your life to its

fullest potential and soar about your life’s storms with power.

“UNarmed But Dangerous”Back cover Summary:

“God has chosen the weak things of the world to confound thethings which are mighty; And base things of the world, and thingswhich are despised, hath God chosen, yea and the things which areNot, to bring to nought the things that are: That no flesh shouldglory in his presence…He that glories, let him glory in the Lord.”-1 Corinthians 1:27-31

Where do you turn when pain destroys every dream you’ve everhad? When every door of hope has been shut to you? Heartache and affliction in someway touch each of our lives. Amidst the attack of trials and injustice, our survival isdetermined by our choice to surrender or to stand on the faith of God’s redemptivepower. For every fighter who ever stood alone, one woman’s life tells the true story ofvictory dawning after the darkest night.

From the shadows of obscurity and the anguish of disability, Tawana Williams was avictim of brutal medical negligence. Born without arms and impaired use of her legs, hercompelling life story unfolds her will to survive the anguish of physical defect and theshame of abuse and isolation. Unable to fight with human hands, she fought in spirit andyet lives to stand through the grace and courage of God, UNarmed But Dangerous.

Eating, cleaning, driving, even the simplest of tasks seemed monumental, yet her resolutedetermination transcended self-pity. She endured years of physical pain, emotional scarsand the rejection of family members and peers. She withstood childhood only by thestrength of a mother’s love.

Through the onslaught of adolescent peer pressure, Tawana became ensnared and lockedfor a decade in the bondage of drug use and abusive relationships. UNarmed ButDangerous unfolds Tawana’s walk through the midst of the most severe trialsimaginable, as the gentle hand of God wipes away every tear and gives peace to everyunanswered question. Her story is sure to give healing to the most broken heart, flight tothe broken wing and life to the lifeless dreams.

Without excuses, without complaint, this honest gripping portrayal of the intimatestruggles of Tawana’s journey give evidence of the Armor of God to sustain us and Hispower to restore our broken past, piece by piece.

As a wife, mother, entrepreneur, artist, nationally acclaimed motivational speaker andauthor, her story is the Power of God’s spirit to birth destiny from despair. If you’ve everasked the question ‘why me?’ If you’ve ever known devastating loss, be equipped andtransformed as you embark on this remarkable voyage of one extraordinary servant fromthe paralysis of victimization to warrior triumphant.

Greetings,

What would you do if you were born without your arms? Would you feel sorry for yourself anddrown in your sorrows? Would you have thoughts of suicide? Many of us would have chosenthose paths if we had been born without our arms but not Tawana Williams.

In her Classic and Best Selling Book “UNarmed But Dangerous,” Tawana tells her poignantstory of being born without arms, surviving the trauma of gang rape, being raped by her stepfather, abortion, the miraculous birth of her daughter and ten years of drug addiction. Thesechallenges have built her muscle.

Born during the early 1960s when pregnant women were prescribed Thalidomide for morningsickness, Tawana was born without both of her arms. Her mother was desperate to seek help forher daughter but was turned away by government institutions until she wrote a letter to thePresident of the United States John F. Kennedy. President Kennedy wrote back with instructionson where to go for help. Tawana was admitted into the Cerebral Palsy Hospital at Duke inDurham, North Carolina. She then began learning how to use her feet to perform everydayactivities.

When she left the institution at the age of four, she used her sense of humor to overcome thetaunts she received from the other children. Tawana had a great need to be accepted and this soonproved to be one of her greatest liabilities. Although she was an outstanding student, she wouldsoon allow her grades to slip so that the other students would accept her. Once the barriers of thegood grades were gone, she connected with the drug culture. She smoked marijuana and beforeshe realized what was happening, she became addicted to crack cocaine. This began herdownward spiral which lasted 10 years.

In 1991, after becoming tired of her lifestyle, Tawana cried out for God to deliver her from heraddictions. Her prayers were answered, instantly. Today she speaks to audiences all around thecountry encouraging them to look beyond their circumstances and to accept God’s gift of freedomwithout limitations.

Currently, Tawana Williams is accepting Keynote Speaking engagements and/or interviewopportunities. For more information about her books or to schedule an appearance, please feelfree to contact us. In the meanwhile, have a blessed day!

Sincerely,

Tawana Williams -CEOTo Book Tawana for your next event call252-291-6081www.TawanaWilliams.comTawanaTheHopeCoach@gmail.com Tawana Williams

Tawana Williams Outreach, Inc. a 501c3 Non Profit OrganizationTax ID # 04-36604274414 Pinehurst DriveWilson, NC. 27896

“UNarmed But Dangerous” Movie Campaign Letter

Dear friends,

As CEO of Tawana Williams Outreach, Inc. a 501 (c) (3) Non ProfitOrganization Tax ID # 04-3660427 located in Wilson, NC. We are excited and TheManagement Team of Tawana Williams is proud to present that we are at the beginningphase of creating her Debut ‘Movie’ “UNarmed But Dangerous.” The Movie is basedon her Best Selling Book “UNarmed But Dangerous” The Tawana Williams Story andit will surely change lives. Today, she’s an internationally known Les Brown PlatinumMotivational Speaker, TV Personality, Artist, Advocate, Businesswoman, Author,Mentor, Wife, Mother, Businesswoman, Executive Producer, Humanitarian & CEO thattravels throughout the country teaching life lessons of how to live with “No MoreExcuses.” Tawana was born without arms and impaired use of her legs due to the drugThalidomide in 1963 and has never let her disability stop her. Her compelling story is oneof triumph, perseverance and determination. We are proud of where we are and thevision of what’s to come.

Our beginning goal is to raise at least $500,000.00 for the first phase of the ‘Movie.’At this time, we are asking our friends, fans, family and you to Donate whatever you canto support the vision. Currently, we are also accepting all donations of any amount;nothing’s too small or large. Tawana and her husband Toby have traveled since 1996helping others and 9 ½ of those years they did it free of charge. We are confident thatafter the ‘Movie’ is released and in Theaters, lives will be changed because Tawana’sstory captivates, motivates and eliminates all excuses in the lives of people and webelieve that you will help us make this happen.

Our ultimate goal is to shoot many scenes of the ‘Movie’ in Tawana’s hometown ofWilson, North Carolina. Perhaps, there maybe a scene or two shot in your town; younever know. This ground breaking opportunity will be a win-win situation for all thatparticipate. At some point of the process there will be a casting call and then jobs will becreated to showcase the gifts/talents in different diverse communities throughoutAmerica. In essence, we need the support of many cities including the City of Wilson,North Carolina The Mayor-Bruce Rose, The City Manager-Grant Goings, delegates,other constituents, community leaders, professional business owners, the media and manycommunities at large to make the vision work. Remember, “We are Greater than I.”Thank you for your support in advance. God Bless You.

Tawana Williams-CEO 252-291-6081Donate Now! www.GoFundMe.com/UNarmedButDangerousMovieor www.TawanaWilliams.comDonations by check or money orders can be mailed to:Tawana Williams Outreach, Inc.Tawana Williams4414 Pinehurst DriveWilson, NC 27896

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EPA-Environmental Protection AgencyDOA-Department of AgricultureNIEHS-National Institute of Environmental Health & ScienceAARP-Corporation in Washington, DCNorth Carolina Department of CommerceENCSFD-Eastern North Carolina School for the DeafC. Melvin Sharpe Health Scholl for the DisabledBallou S.T.AY. High SchoolGoldsboro Intermediate SchoolConcordia UniversityElon UniversityGardner-Webb UniversityGaston Community CollegeRichmond Community CollegeUNCG University of North Carolina-GreensboroSuccess UniversityDudley Cosmetology UniversityCongress of Christian EducationArendell Parrott AcademyAaron L. Buchsbaum Learning CenterThe GATE Community Development CenterOIC-Opportunities Industrialization Center-Wilson, North CarolinaThe Mayors Committee for Persons with DisabilitiesNAACPWalter B. Jones Recovery CenterState of The Art ConferenceShelby County Schools/Teachers ConventionGCWA-Georgia County Welfare Association, Inc.General Baptist State ConventionWORD of Faith Family Worship CathedralReid Temple AME ChurchUHCA-United Holy Church of America Regional ConventionMy Sisters Keeper TourFrom The Soul of a Woman RetreatKingdom Marketplace CoalitionDistrict of Columbia CourthouseDurham County CourthouseCity of Richmond, VA. JailDOBBS Youth Detention CenterTyrell Prison FarmFountain Women's Correctional FacilityLenoir Youth Development Detention CenterWoodard’s Funeral HomeNorth Carolina Social Workers Association

Baby Love of North CarolinaHealth Universal Sisters ConventionLeChris Health CenterCherry HospitalDaVita Dialysis CenterO’Berry CenterBrian CenterSmithfield Medical MallSmokey John's BBQThis Is It Seafood & BBQBreakfast For ChampionsBoys & Girls Clubs of AmericaDifferently Abled Fun FairKennedy Baptist Home for YouthKinston North Carolina World Little LeagueWilson, NC Rotary ClubWilson Agricultural CenterThe African American Women's CenterAgape Gospel Academy AwardEpitome AwardEssence of a Woman Talk Show AwardKelly’s Choice AwardArchAngel AwardWriters in Motion AwardUniversal Center for Development ‘Church Girls Rock’ AwardDown East AwardBallou S.T.AY. High School-Community Service AwardAVON, Inc.HUB FinancialLifeprint, Inc.Frasenet, Inc.Delta Scholars-Betty Shabazz AcademyDelta Sigma Theta SororityOne Dozen Who Care, Inc.YoungLives, Inc.Total Women WorkshopPARR LibraryBeauchamp Branch LibraryThe Dock Book ShopLes Brown Platinum Speakers Network

…and many more; literally…

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Motivational Speaker/Author-Tawana WilliamsThe Author of 5 Books! “The Hope Coach”

“I’M DIFFERENT BUT I CAN” By Tawana Williams and her daughter April. In this bookthey share rhyming phrases and pictures of how she uses her feet to do daily chores.Also, there’s an Activity book with puzzles, crosswords and more; Amazing!

“UNARMED BUT DANGEROUS”-The Tawana Williams Story of Relentless Struggle andUltimate Victory. By Tawana Williams, In the Book, she tells the poignant story ofbeing born without arms & impaired use of her legs due to the drug Thalidomide,surviving the trauma of gang rape, being raped by her step father, abortion, themiraculous birth of her daughter, drug addiction and then marrying her childhoodsweetheart. This book is her Best Seller and will be featured as her Debut Movie inTheaters coming soon!

“MOTIVATION FOR THE SOUL” -Move or Be Moved! By Tawana Williams this book is acollaborative book of Tawana and her circle of friends; 17 victorious stories of Triumph& Determination.

“DA-BOMB!” SYSTEMS That Create a Wealthy Mind-Set By Tawana Williams, this isher book of Mind-Set Principals, Systems, Strategies and Methods that work everytime. Explode Your Mind; today!

“MIND INTERRUPTED”-Experiencing Technical Difficulties By Tawana Williams, this isher latest book, it was written after she had a Stroke/Mind Interruption on November27, 2011. She had some memory loss; however, there where No physical affects of astroke. This book will help you to move, apply your own thoughts and pay attention toyour own life…

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