One in every seven people in Nashville experiences food insecurity every day. Nearly 1,000 volunteers every month have looked back on their

Project Connect Nashville has a heart for the poor and creates both an effective curriculum and the kinds of relationships—especially with v

Since 1865 the Salvation Army has collected money Christmas after Christmas for people in need, including children and seniors who benefit f

Many refugees have fled violence and war, been "housed" in a crowded refugee camp, and then leave behind whatever little support s

Chris Lovingood, the Executive Director, characterizes the efforts of Nashville’s Nations Ministry Center as moving refugee families toward

In 2009, in the midst of the Great Recession, Kim Carrier founded People and Pets Together to provide families on the brink financially an a

For more than 20 years now the Wilmington Area Rebuilding Ministry (WARM) has been uniting compassionate people to rebuild homes and restore

Ending childhood hunger in America one school at a time What kind of person would you be if week after week you were without adequate...

From Banker to Builder—Thanks to Habitat for Humanity Bill Farris is always learning. Each time he volunteers with Habitat for Humanity...

For Ron Schlagheck and his wife, the invitation to drive for Meals on Wheels meant they could deliver meals and make a visit to someone who

Serving Those in Need—The Little Pantry With a Big Heart After teaching elementary school for 37 years, Susan Brown found another way to mak

Bringing People Together—To Build Homes, Communities, and Hope From wife, mother, and homemaker to Habitat insulation specialist, Monk Baird

There is Room in the Inn! Room in the Inn (RITI) was formed when four congregations started working together in 1986 to shelter homeless...

Two Different Ways of “Doing Good for Someone Else” In Everett Davis’s own words, he gravitates to “doing good for someone else.”...

To help low-income families, seniors, and other individuals achieve their potential and to help prevent problems that threaten the stability

When is a cup of tea more than a cup of tea? When it comes with love. The women survivors Thistle Farms serves know this truth firsthand. No