Financial Recovery Services Blog

Pave The Way Foundation

Monday, March 2, 2009

We recently added a link on our website to Pave The Way Foundation (PTWF). Gary Krupp who is the President and founder of PTWF is the uncle of Financial Recovery Services, managing partner, Michael Epstein. It must run in the family that Gary Krupp and nephew Michael Epstein both strive to make a difference in the world.

Gary started his foundation after being knighted July 29, 2000 by Pope John Paul II for saving a Vatican hospital in Italy millions of dollars over a 20 year period. He took his new title and now uses it to change the way the world views each others religious beliefs. Their slogan is, "Embrace the Similarities Savor the Difference." Gary constantly bridges the gaps between the major religions in the world, striving for religious acceptance and peaceful coexistance. Recently Gary Krupp and his brother-in-law Harry Epstein, through a friend of Harry's, Frank Hanna III, bought and donated to the Vatican the Bodmer Papyrus, which is the oldest written version of the Gospels of St. John and St. Luke and contains the oldest written version of the Lord's Prayer which was written sometime between 175 and 225 AD.

Michael in a different stage of his life, and career, strives to make a difference and helps businesses get refunds back from the IRS for the telephone excise tax refund. It is a 5 billion dollar fund set aside for companies that only 6 percent of businesses took advantage of. He also tries to help businesses obtain thier refunds from antitrust class action settlements. Then Michael, and his partners at FRS, introduce new services that save their clients even more money. In todays world and economy, Michael is trying to make a difference and help his clients by obtianing their refunds and getting it to their bottom line as quickly as possible.

Although Pave The Way Foundation and Gary Krupp's impact on the world is on a larger scale, he and nephew Michael are both doing what they love and trying to make a difference.