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Sackcloth and Ashes – A Blanket For You And One For The Homeless

Sackcloth and Ashes Founder, Bob Dalton, was inspired to help the homeless population when his mother, a hardworking single mother, found herself living on the... Read More...

Liberate Apparel – To Liberate Women From The Bonds Of Poverty

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Liberate came from a dream. A dream to help women find freedom from abuse, poverty, low self-worth, cultural norms that cause harm, and every issue that inhibi... Read More...

Purple Door Coffee – Where Everyone is Valued No Matter What

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Purple Door is committed to creating a loving, Jesus-centered environment where every single individual is valued no matter what his or her life has looked like... Read More...

Untold International – Social Justice Meets Literature

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Untold International is the product of a collaboration between Brady Blackburn and Kaitlyn Medina, two travelers with hearts for social justice and a shared lov... Read More...

A Night to Remember – Prom for Kids with Down Syndrome

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In 2011, Rob and Cheryl Shields of San Diego were inspired to organize a prom for high school students with special needs, including autism, Down syndrome, cere... Read More...

Where in the World is Hong Kong?

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Where is Hong Kong Awakening a compassionate heart and a global mind-set in children for people beyond the boundaries of their own neighborhoods. The territor... Read More...

Sevenly – Tee Shirts That Change The World

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People matter. This is the core belief of Sevenly, an organization that raises funds for a different charity every seven days. Sevenly does this by creating un... Read More...

Celebrate Hope Ministries – One Coffee Farm At A Time

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An interview with Pastor Fredie from Celebrate Hope Ministries: HF: Tell us a little about your family FS: I’m Pastor Fredie Sekyewa, and I met my wife, Rebec... Read More...

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