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The Lambourne Institute for Life Mastery continues to support individuals and families during the pandemic.
Our "Spring Fundraising Campaign" will start soon. If you are interested in contributing, please go to our COVID 19 Community Outreach tab. We appreciate your continued support of our work to help those who are food insecure in the Monterey Bay Community. |
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Events Coming Up
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"Trail Talk From An Old
Dirt Kicker" A Zoom presentation by J. Robert “J.R.” Harris Explorer & Author Sunday, April 18, 2021 5:00 - 6:30PM |
J.R. Harris will tell extraordinary stories that range from hardship to humor. You will hear about his desperate search for water in the mountains of Australia and how he found his way, after breaking his compass, in the wilds of Newfoundland.
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Explorer & Author of
“Way Out There: Adventures of a Wilderness Trekker.”
J. Robert “J.R.” Harris grew up on the streets of New York City and his family lived in public housing. Out of these humble beginnings, Harris launched himself on expeditions around the world, mostly alone, in search of adventure and self-discovery, eventually becoming a prominent explorer and author.
In this lively, upbeat presentation, Harris reflects on his background and experiences as you learn what it’s like to travel and survive in remote corners of the world. He discusses issues such as planning, fitness, wildlife, fear, skills, attitude, weather, being alone in the wild, and visiting indigenous people to learn about their culture.
Q&A afterwards and a signed copy of his book for sale.
Contact For More Information info@lambourneinstituteoflifemastery.org
“Way Out There: Adventures of a Wilderness Trekker.”
J. Robert “J.R.” Harris grew up on the streets of New York City and his family lived in public housing. Out of these humble beginnings, Harris launched himself on expeditions around the world, mostly alone, in search of adventure and self-discovery, eventually becoming a prominent explorer and author.
In this lively, upbeat presentation, Harris reflects on his background and experiences as you learn what it’s like to travel and survive in remote corners of the world. He discusses issues such as planning, fitness, wildlife, fear, skills, attitude, weather, being alone in the wild, and visiting indigenous people to learn about their culture.
Q&A afterwards and a signed copy of his book for sale.
Contact For More Information info@lambourneinstituteoflifemastery.org
Feeding The Unsheltered Via I-HELP During The
COVID-19 Pandemic
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WE CONTINUE TO SUPPORT I-HELP
TO HELP THE UNSHELTERED Interfaith Housing & Emergency Lodging Program (I-HELP) provides shelter, meals, life necessities and social services for unsheltered men and women. LILM supports these efforts by providing meals, clothes, small gifts and toiletries for both the men and the women. I-HELP website |
We have also teamed with local restaurants to provide healthy and tasty meals, like this one from a local Chinese restaurant.
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Anna Lambourne provided the endowment that started the Lambourne Institute for Life Mastery.
OUR MISSION STATEMENT
“The mission of the Lambourne Institute for Life Mastery is to provide educational opportunities, guidance, and support for life’s necessities to help Monterey County residents and
underserved individuals determine and fulfill their life path.
We accomplish this by offering workshops, special events, and by raising funds distributed
to organizations serving those in need.”
“The mission of the Lambourne Institute for Life Mastery is to provide educational opportunities, guidance, and support for life’s necessities to help Monterey County residents and
underserved individuals determine and fulfill their life path.
We accomplish this by offering workshops, special events, and by raising funds distributed
to organizations serving those in need.”