RICH PEARL
(1969 - 2024)
Gratitude, One Pearl at a Time
Meet Rich Pearl
Mr. Rich Pearl was one of the most giving, thoughtful, and inspirational people.
On July 25, 2024, he passed away after battling cancer with unwavering strength. Despite enduring countless rounds of chemotherapy, radiation, and surgeries, he never complained. Instead, he continued to smile, inspire, and bring joy to those around him.
Rich’s greatest gift was his ability to see the good in others, to use pain as an opportunity to appreciate peace, and to spread love in all circumstances. The Rich Pearl Challenge was created to honor of Rich to continue his mission of spreading love.
THE RICH PEARL CHALLENGE
How to Apply to Challenge
to Your Life...
- Sign up and receive a bag of pearls and a glass container.
- Whenever you catch yourself about to complain, pause and think about Rich’s strength.
- Instead of complaining, refocus on love and kindness toward the person or situation.
- Take a pearl and place it in the glass jar. Each pearl represents a moment where you chose gratitude over negativity.
- The jar becomes a visible and tangible symbol of your commitment to positivity, reminding you daily of Rich’s enduring spirit and your own growth.
- Once you have collected 23 pearls (Rich’s favorite number), celebrate by performing an act of kindness—donate, treat loved ones, or do something special.
- Share your experience with the community to inspire others.
- Continue playing, invite others to join, and help spread love just like Rich did.
Community & Stories
Join a growing community of individuals committed to making the world a kinder place. Share your stories of transformation and see how others are embracing The Rich Pearl Challenge.
Celebrate & Give Back
Reaching 23 pearls is a milestone, and Rich would want you to celebrate in a meaningful way. Choose to:
- Donate to a cause in Rich’s name.
- Host a family pizza night, one of Rich’s favorite traditions.
- Perform an act of kindness, such as leaving a generous tip or volunteering.
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