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It's a crisis! Isn't it? Discover the critical impact of Indigenous Missionary Organizations in Sahara Desert facing funding challenges. - Limited resources for basic needs, hindered outreach programs, and decreased effectiveness of mission work are just some of the challenges these organizations face without sufficient support. - The reduced aid and support services, halted community development projects. Learn about the importance of support and funding for these organizations and how you can make a difference through: - advocacy, - donations, - fundraising, and - volunteer opportunities. Together, we can support and sustain the vital work of indigenous missionaries in the Sahara Desert. Find out more at: https://royalmission.org. #IndigenousMissions #SupportSaharaDesertMissions #FundingImpact #MakeADifference https://royalmission.org

🌍 Finding Hope in Unexpected Places: Reflections on Volunteering Around the World 🌟 Volunteering in crisis-stricken areas has given me an extraordinary gift: the ability to witness the power of hope in places where despair could so easily take root. Whether it’s Syrian refugees in Greece, the resilient families of Sderot in Israel, or young leaders in Bangladesh seeking to bridge divides, I’ve seen that hope isn’t just something we find—it’s something we create. From a mother teaching her children in a refugee camp to a family in Sderot painting murals to brighten their home amidst daily uncertainty, I’ve learned that: Hope is a choice, not a circumstance. Even in unimaginable hardship, people choose hope through small, purposeful actions. Community is the foundation of resilience. I’ve seen communities come together in every corner of the world to lift one another up, proving that connection can overcome even the most difficult challenges. Kindness is universal. It transcends borders, languages, and backgrounds—reminding us of our shared humanity. Hope grows through action. Small acts of kindness ripple outward from a makeshift classroom to a shared meal, creating change and igniting possibility. These lessons have changed me profoundly, and they’ve reminded me that hope isn’t just something to admire—it’s something we can all help cultivate in our daily lives. You don’t have to travel the world to make an impact. By practicing kindness, listening to others, and taking small but meaningful actions, we can build hope wherever we are. Hope is all around us—resilience, community, kindness, and the simple belief that tomorrow can be better than today. Let’s nurture it. Let’s share it. Let’s build it together. 💙 #HopeInAction #Volunteering #GlobalCommunity #Kindness #Resilience #Inspiration https://lnkd.in/gwwai4-W

Role of Christian Business Men and Women to Sahara Desert Missionary Engagement In today's fast-paced world, the role of Christian business men and women cannot be overlooked when it comes to missionary engagement, especially in a challenging and arid region like the Sahara Desert. These individuals possess a unique set of skills, resources, and passion that can greatly benefit mission projects and create a lasting impact. Whether it's through funding, expertise, or simply spreading awareness, their contributions are invaluable. One organization that exemplifies the value of Christian business men and women in missionary engagement is Royal Missionary Outreach International (RMOI). RMOI works tirelessly to bring the light of the gospel to the people living in the heart of the Sahara Desert. They have various mission projects aimed at enhancing the lives of the locals, including access to clean water, education, healthcare, and more. However, these mission projects often face a shortage of funds. This is where the support of Christian business men and women becomes crucial. These individuals have the financial capacity and entrepreneurial spirit to donate generously to such causes. Their donations can help RMOI expand its reach, increase its impact, and transform countless lives in the process. But it's not just about monetary contributions. Christian business men and women also offer their expertise and skills to missionary engagement in the Sahara Desert. They can provide valuable insights on sustainable business models, helping empower the local communities and create long-term solutions to alleviate poverty. Their knowledge of marketing, supply chain management, and finance can lead to the successful implementation of income-generating projects, ensuring the mission projects are self-sustaining. Furthermore, Christian business men and women have a significant influence within their spheres of influence – big businesses, small businesses, and Christian families. By leveraging their networks, they can raise awareness about the mission projects happening in the Sahara Desert. Through their influential platforms, they can encourage others to donate, volunteer, or even consider careers in missionary work. To sum it up, the involvement of Christian business men and women in missionary engagement in the Sahara Desert is invaluable. Through their financial contributions, expertise, and influence, they can make a lasting impact on the lives of people in need. Their dedication to philanthropy and their faith-driven desire to make a difference sets them apart. So let's come together, support organizations like RMOI, and play our part in building a brighter future for the people of the Sahara Desert. To learn more about Royal Missionary Outreach International, visit: https://lnkd.in/dSd2u_hW #SaharaDesert #SupportMatters #Philanthropy #FaithInAction #GiveBack #ChallengesAreOpportunities #EmotionalImpact #GlobalImpact #christian

We believe in the power of grassroots leadership to transform communities. When Sangu Mukawa Godefroy, a refugee changemaker, approached The Pollination Project with his vision for a community education center, our $1,000 grant helped turn that dream into reality. The Scorpion Control Center exemplifies how strategic micro-funding in human rights initiatives creates sustainable community impact. From remote operations, this refugee-led project now has a permanent hub offering educational programs and research opportunities, empowering an entire refugee community. This is what leadership in humanitarian grantmaking looks like: identifying passionate local leaders and providing the resources they need to create lasting change. Watch how one small grant is transforming lives. ⬇️ #SocialImpact #HumanRights #RefugeeEmpowerment #Grantmaking #CommunityDevelopment #NonprofitLeadership #philanthropy #heartivism

Today, we honor Juneteenth, a day that marks the end of slavery in the United States and celebrates freedom, resilience, and the ongoing fight for equality. Juneteenth, observed on June 19th, 1865, is a powerful reminder of the strength and determination within marginalized communities. Our Afghan community understands the importance of this day, coming forth as a community that shares a rich history of resilience and a quest for freedom. Highlighting events like Juneteenth is crucial as it reminds us of the progress we have made and the work that still lies ahead. By spotlighting these significant moments in history, we recognize the injustices that have been overcome and those that persist today. It is a call to action for continued solidarity, understanding, and advocacy. As we celebrate Juneteenth, we encourage reflection on the importance of supporting and uplifting all marginalized communities,. Our collective commitment to justice and equality paves the way for a more inclusive and compassionate society. Together, we can ensure that every individual, regardless of their background, has the opportunity to live freely and with dignity. With love, AOA #Juneteenth #FreedomDay #Resilience #AfghanRefugees #CommunitySupport #CulturalHeritage #Solidarity #JusticeForAll #Unity #Nonprofits #OregonNonprofit

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San Antonio Catholic Charities Want Local Taxpayers Funding - Antonio Fernandez, CEO & Pres. of Catholic Charities in San Antonio says he believes the city should provide funding for the Migrant Center if federal funding runs out. Hypocritically, Fernandez explains that the role of Catholic Charities and the Migrant Center is to help illegal aliens move on to other cities. He warns that if funding ends then the illegal aliens will stay in San Antonio. However, Catholic Charities is serving as a human trafficker for the Biden Administration and travel agent for illegal aliens. They are not a charity but profiting from federal taxpayer dollars to facilitate illegal immigration. They now want local taxpayer money to replace the federal funds to continue their illegal enterprise.Rather than funding this non-charity agency and assisting illegal immigration, San Antonio citizens and taxpayers must oppose funding the Migrant Center. They must also demand that illegal aliens be sent to other cities and not settled in San Antonio. Ultimately, SA citizens and taxpayers must demand the federal government secure the border and stop all illegal immigration. In fact the federal government must stop all immigration until the millions of illegal aliens currently in America are identified and removed. Say NO to funding the San Antonio Migrant Center. https://lnkd.in/g3vvdJmi 

Is philanthropy failing Palestine, Israel, and the Middle East? Our 2024 readers questionnaire has been designed to gather opinions and impressions on philanthropy's response to the unfolding catastrophic situation in #Palestine, #Israel, and the wider region. As part of our ongoing coverage, we are looking to understand more about how #philanthropy is addressing the conflict, how organisations are responding both externally and internally, and how public statements on the conflict are affecting the relationship between funders and grantees.  This questionnaire is completely anonymous and has been designed to invite diverse perspectives from individuals across the philanthropy sector worldwide. 🔗 tinyurl.com/2uk6t2uk

🌟 #TransformationTuesday 🌟 For over 50 years, the Native American Rights Fund (NARF) has been a powerful voice for Native American rights and sovereignty. Guided by their mission to hold governments accountable, NARF fights tirelessly to protect Native rights, resources, and lifeways through litigation, advocacy, and education. As Executive Director John Echohawk says, “We ask for nothing more, and will accept nothing less, than the U.S. government keeping the promises made to Native Americans.” Through groundbreaking victories in tribal sovereignty, treaty rights, natural resource protection, and education, NARF has transformed lives and empowered tribal communities nationwide. 💪 Join us in celebrating the incredible work of Native American Rights Fund as they continue to preserve tribal existence, protect natural resources, promote human rights, and educate the public on Native issues. 👉 Learn more about their work and how you can support their mission at narf.org. #NativeRights #TribalSovereignty #Nonprofit

🚨 Research note of the WEEK! 🚨 Faith-based Fundraising and Engagement in Post-Communist Czech Republic 📄 In the Czech Republic, religiosity is decreasing, and distrust in church institutions is on the rise. Despite this, volunteerism and revenue have consistently increased for Caritas Czech Republic’s primary fundraising initiative. This study explores religiosity and trust in the church in the context of fundraising and volunteerism for faith-based organizations in post-communist Czech Republic. Caritas Czech Republic’s door-to-door Three Kings Collection (TKC) fundraiser communicates a religious message yet has increased volunteerism and revenues annually. One reason for success may be that Czech society can distinguish between institutional church distrust and the social services Caritas provides. For Caritas, fundraising is part of a larger mission to connect society. ✒Author(s): Jakub Dostál - College of Polytechnics, Jihlava | Vladimír Hyánek – Masaryk University 📝 The Research note is written by Peter Stemp from La Salle Foundation. 🔔 More research notes! These and more research notes are published on our website: https://lnkd.in/e5uuPydM 💡 Do you want to become a practitioner expert? For more information and to sign up: https://lnkd.in/gE8J5Dck 👉 Follow us on LinkedIn to get regular insights from research on philanthropy in Europe. #faithbasedphilanthropy #religiosity #civicengagement #volunteering #philanthropy #faith #religion #church #fundraising #engegement #CzechRepublic