In this season of giving, 132 generous friends have already made gifts totaling $169,227. Won't you join them? Help us finish the job! Your gift will empower hundreds of grassroots leaders build roads, clinics, schools, and homes; fight for safe neighborhoods and…
“Over the past 16 years faith leaders invited us to develop organizing efforts in El Salvador, Haiti, and Rwanda. With your support, people are shaping the future that their children need and deserve. I am proud to work with the…
“I have never ever experienced such training, where ordinary people mingle with the Mayor in the training led by ordinary persons like Specioza. Back in my district I see the Mayor leading meetings with high ranking officials and business-men...Also, it’s…
“After this training, we realize that we still have many deep values. The country is in such bad shape because we had lost some of these values. We will now apply our values to uplift the country.” – Marc Aurel,…
“I know that this community deals with poverty. People have great needs and violence makes people migrate to other countries. I know that through community organizing people can empower themselves, learn to negotiate with public officials, solve these problems, and…
Faith in Action International appreciates your friendship and interest. We invite you to join the group of donors supporting hundreds of grassroots leaders who are creating a better future for their families and communities in El Salvador, Rwanda, and Haiti…
We will be visiting with PICO Rwanda leaders from Nyange, Mumeya, Rusumo, Nyamata and Kigali to learn about their amazing work to provide housing, health care, education and economic opportunity for the families in these communities. We will also participate…
Dear First Name We believe it is more important than ever to grow our global organizing presence and connect to Faith in Action efforts in the United States. We are joined in so many ways in our common struggles for…
“Even though we are not able to operate these days, we continue to offer our message of community, transparency and accountability to our people. We are especially concerned that our young people don’t lose hope.”– Florcie Tyrell, OPODNE Executive Director…
