(SeaPRwire) –   For over ten years, Jennifer Chi, the founder of Live Good, has been building connections for students and young adults searching for meaning and community, driven by her vision of a world where compassion fosters opportunities and every individual is cherished.

IRVINE, Calif., May 22, 2026 — Live Good collaborates with the University of California Capstone Programs to link students’ academic studies with practical, real-world applications. Additionally, through partnerships with Women in Information and Computer Sciences, the organization broadens opportunities for women in the tech sector. The company also provides mentorship to at-risk young people across California, from San Francisco to the southern regions, assisting them in acquiring skills to achieve their aspirations.

“At Live Good, we are convinced that love is genuine,” Jennifer stated. “I frequently remind our team of this truth, as it helps us remain dedicated to our overarching mission: assisting those in distress and forging pathways of opportunity, particularly for young individuals seeking their role in society.

What I seldom admit is that hatred is equally potent. No other species on Earth possesses the ability to hate as humans do. Animals might contend for survival, but they do not inflict destruction out of ill will… Yet, we are capable of directing our intellect against each other. The very human mind that produces art, music, and poetry can also devise justifications for division and destruction.

Nevertheless, it is this same humanity that possesses the capacity to love with profound intensity. We are the sole species that will safeguard forests on distant continents, tend to wild animals, and extend help across oceans to individuals we will never encounter. This contradiction—our capacity for hatred and our even greater capacity for love—is what truly characterizes us.”

Advancing this dedication, Live Good is establishing valuable entry-level roles for recent university graduates, positions that are becoming progressively scarce in the current employment landscape. The objective is to enable young individuals to utilize their education, acquire practical experience, and confidently progress into their chosen professions.

Jennifer Chi, the founder of Live Good, recently received an honor from the CEO and Publisher of the Orange County Business Journal, who nominated her for the 2025 Innovator of the Year award, acknowledging her company’s dedication to integrating business operations with social benefit.

Founded on the conviction that commerce can genuinely serve as a positive influence, Live Good Inc. is broadening its humanitarian scope. This year, the purpose-driven organization has expanded its endeavors beyond state-wide food collection campaigns and educational alliances to encompass projects aimed at safeguarding endangered species and fostering cross-border cooperative relationships.

“Visiting the redwood forests along the California coastline is one of my most cherished activities,” Jennifer recounted. “When standing amidst these magnificent titans, our human concerns appear to diminish. Some of these ancient trees have existed for millennia, silently observing centuries of history, including the emergence and decline of civilizations. In their presence, one inevitably experiences deep humility and a profound respect for everything that persists beyond human comprehension. They serve as a reminder that life follows a natural cadence and that we are all components of a larger entity.”

With the world entering an era of swift technological transformation, Jennifer underscores the necessity of remaining grounded in empathy.

“Human ingenuity is a blessing. Our capacity to invent, explore, and envision should never be underestimated. However, brilliance on its own is insufficient. Love must serve as our compass. Without love, intellect constructs armaments rather than connections. It pursues dominance instead of unity. But when guided by love, intelligence transforms into a restorative power, capable of mending the most profound afflictions of our era.”

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