His House Foundation wanted to love people by feeding them. But when lasting success didn’t follow, they realized poverty’s deeper root that needed attention.
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ANEW Ministries of Northwest Indiana ministers to young moms by championing “dignity over dependency.” Discover how they equip their community to care about young mothers through a thoughtful strategy of weekly mentoring and intentional connection points.
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Missouri’s 2020 expansion of Medicaid made Hope Counseling Center’s mission of providing affordable primary care obsolete almost overnight. Rather than close their doors for good, they courageously pivoted to providing affordable mental health care. The results speak for themselves.
Sparrow’s Nest in St. Charles County, MO, shifted from maternity care to offering low-cost childcare for parents. Here’s what they’ve learned along the way.
A common method for addressing community problems is to call a collaborative meeting of stakeholders — with no attention paid to a shared mindset. Discover why that approach doesn’t work from nonprofit leader Kristin Parker of Shared City.
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Though summer temperatures are rising, now is the time to plan for the frigid winter to come. Hear how Compassionate Hands in Lebanon, TN, provides the homeless with warmth, relationships, and actionable steps toward flourishing.
The Day They Realized ‘Serve, Serve, Serve’ Wasn’t Enough: One Nonprofit’s Story of Practice Change
His House Foundation wanted to love people by feeding them. But when lasting success didn’t follow, they realized poverty’s deeper root that needed attention.
One Young Momma at a Time
ANEW Ministries of Northwest Indiana ministers to young moms by championing “dignity over dependency.” Discover how they equip their community to care about young mothers through a thoughtful strategy of weekly mentoring and intentional connection points.
Leading Through Change: Lessons from Hope Counseling Center’s Bold Switch
Missouri’s 2020 expansion of Medicaid made Hope Counseling Center’s mission of providing affordable primary care obsolete almost overnight. Rather than close their doors for good, they courageously pivoted to providing affordable mental health care. The results speak for themselves.
Lessons Learned in Affordable Childcare Ministry
Sparrow’s Nest in St. Charles County, MO, shifted from maternity care to offering low-cost childcare for parents. Here’s what they’ve learned along the way.
Call a Meeting: The Best Way to Kill Collaboration
A common method for addressing community problems is to call a collaborative meeting of stakeholders — with no attention paid to a shared mindset. Discover why that approach doesn’t work from nonprofit leader Kristin Parker of Shared City.
Best Practices for Starting a Community-supported Warming Shelter
Though summer temperatures are rising, now is the time to plan for the frigid winter to come. Hear how Compassionate Hands in Lebanon, TN, provides the homeless with warmth, relationships, and actionable steps toward flourishing.