Creating inter-generational connection and knowledge sharing through the expansion of a community garden.

SOAR Experiences provides free educational, outdoor experiences for people with limited mobility. 

Covering all adoption fees for senior dogs, matched with local senior citizens, in need of their forever home.

More than 50 formerly incarcerated fathers will receive a series of free workshops focused on helping them to be better fathers, husbands and community members.  

The TAG Group will provide hand delivered, homemade meals, created using locally raised meats and fresh produce, to Veterans living below the poverty line.  

The People’s Kitchen is creating a pilot program for a “shared cell phone support system” for houseless individuals living in Colorado.  

Wildly Kind creates public phone booths in high traffic areas, at which people have the opportunity to share a recorded message with a stranger offering love, compassion and stories of support.

Sangha House NOLA, a community-rooted temple and meditation center in the 7th Ward of New Orleans, will offer retreats, workshops in contemplative study, mindfulness, and accessible meditation practices, accompanied by plant-based meals.

Providing 6 months of trauma-informed, relaxation focused, yoga classes for a group of low-income mothers, as part of their “Mom Lifing” program for young mothers living on Staten Island, NY.

Wildland Ecotech will share two invaluable programs supporting the earth while simultaneously educating children and feeding their community.

Beauty Beyond Bars is providing currently incarcerated women at Riker’s Island prison and formerly incarcerated women with free beauty makeovers, personalized product consultations, hygiene and wellness education to support confidence, self-expression, and economic empowerment as the women transition home.

First responder Grace Yu is sharing free workshops in basic first aid with the houseless community in Chicago, focused on homeless youth.