Bridging the Gaps in Faith-Based Communities Across America
What’s the problem?
As our board members were out in the activism and service world, we noticed how disconnected all these extremely like minded groups were. We noticed that our young adult Christian groups didn’t know about where they could volunteer, we noticed that Christians didn’t know they could go we noticed they didn’t know when there were social events in their area, we noticed the public schools and youth sports weren’t aware of the value of volunteering and service, we noticed the homeless shelter didn’t have anyone to help with their marketing and volunteer recruitment, we noticed that Christians of all ages in the community wanted to get involved but didn’t know how, we noticed that the pregnancy resource center needed a few more hands to plan their annual fundraiser, and we realized that it was no one’s formal responsibility to shine a light and connect all of it, and so we got to work.
How do we do it?
We put a do-it-all player in every county in America, it’s that simple. It is all too common for non-profits and great Christian work and organizations to be understaffed and have no public visibility, that’s where we come in. A Good Faith rep bridges that gap and acts as the go-between for the homeless shelters, the soup kitchens, the mission trips, the youth groups, parish community, the broader community, the local media, the social events, the speakers, and the politicians. We champion the great work and get believers involved, volunteering, donating, and socializing among likeminded community. Book an info session with a rep to hear our real life testimonies about what a little advocacy can do in a community.