What we do

To address the urgent needs of our community, our foundation will provide comprehensive support and resources to vulnerable individuals and families, including low-income individuals, returning citizens, survivors of domestic violence, single parents, and children in need. With funding support, we will: 

• 1. Meet immediate needs: Provide food, clothing, and essential household items through a pantry and distribution program. 

• 2. Support education and skills: Offer career training, tutoring, and workshops to help individuals and families gain skills and build pathways to self-sufficiency. 

• 3. Promote wellness: Provide mental and physical health programs, including counseling, fitness sessions, and holistic wellness support. 

• 4. Support families and children: Implement childcare, afterschool tutoring, and daycare programs to support single parents and children in need. 

• 5. Provide safe housing options: Develop transitional housing for survivors of domestic violence, seniors, disabled individuals, veterans, and those in recovery programs. 

• 6. Reduce recidivism: Offer counseling, mentorship, and support programs for returning citizens to successfully reintegrate into society.

•  7. Build community connections: Encourage individuals of common convictions to support each other, creating networks that foster long-term stability and growth. 

Through these initiatives, the foundation will create a holistic support system that not only addresses immediate needs but also empowers individuals and families to achieve long-term stability, independence, and success. Funding will allow us to hire staff, acquire necessary resources, implement programs, and track outcomes to ensure that every dollar makes a meaningful impact.