We salute the people in our communities who champion our values. Nominate a Community Champion by sending an email to [email protected].
Apifera Farm is a healing place for animals and elders. In addition to visits with Harry, seniors can meet geese and goats and even groom the horses, providing the element of touch, the rhythm of repetition, and the curative fresh air of the farm.
Sally Anderson is transforming preschool age students into “treeschoolers” with a nature and place-based approach to learning with SOL Forest School.
“Azim is a living example of how goodwill can lead, eventually, to peace: He found it in his heart to forgive the person who murdered his son. After extending this extraordinary act of forgiveness, Azim began a journey to promote the power of compassion, forgiveness, and restorative justice.”
“You don’t have to storm the state house or the White House to be an activist. You can sit on your living room couch and knit a blanket or make two masks for your neighbor”—Brookline, Massachusetts’ Hadassah Margolis employs craftivism to make real change in her community and beyond.
Lunch Brake is a homespun effort that delivers lunch bags filled with protein-rich snacks, water, and nonperishable foods to those in need.
Community Champion Sherry Cole is a tireless advocate for people without housing.
Savannah Ballet Theatre’s Abby McCuen is making theater more inclusive with sensory-friendly performances.
One Journey is a grassroots organization that connects displaced people with welcoming communities, encouraging compassion and understanding.
Two Portland women are welcoming newcomers and honoring their own family history.
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