The need to reimagine how we approach charity is an idea that is spreading like wildfire in our community and the nation as a whole.
Decades of spending hundreds of millions on well-intentioned social programs that intended to eliminate material poverty have fallen far short of their goals. Many of these programs resulted in the creation of dependency for generations of poor Americans at the national, state, and local level.
Charity Reimagined is dedicated to reversing the trajectory of chronic dependence created by one-way giving. We assist a growing movement in Kootenai County that is asking the question: “How can we partner with those in need in a way that produces enduring, holistic transformation?” Our goal is to see individuals and families flourish, not just receive one more hand-out.
Charity Reimagined works with non-profits, civic groups, and ministries who have begun to question the typical methods of charity and who have the courage to broaden their approach to addressing poverty of resources, spirit or strength by implementing new and effective ways to help those who need it most.
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Make connections and improve networks among charitable groups to better coordinate resources and outcomes for those in need. The power of many exceeds the power of one.
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Assist with establishing goals and outcomes, along with identifying metrics to continually assess whether the services provided are achieving the outcomes sought.
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