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Greater City provides hot meals and builds relationships with long-term residents of local motels in Williamsburg who live on the edge of homelessness. Their mission is to create a support network through community collaboration. They have served over 1,500 meals since starting in 2015 and formed connections between different parts of the community. Greater City volunteers have spent over 1,500 hours developing friendships with residents, providing meals and conversation to alleviate stress and improve lives physically, relationally, and spiritually.
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Your donations to United Way help create positive change for thousands in need through various partner organizations. A donation of $26 can provide meals for someone in transitional housing, childcare for a mother taking classes, or therapy for a substance abuse client. Your donations support programs that address basic needs, education, and employment to help people stand strong against poverty. United Way brings together donors, partners, and volunteers to invest in services with measurable results leading people to safer, more stable lives.Smad1
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This document summarizes the mission, challenges, and hope described in several passages from different organizations. The missions involve helping the homeless, advocating for families and children, counseling and education, solving pet overpopulation, and serving people with developmental disabilities. The challenges include lack of funding, increased demand for services, lack of affordable spay/neuter options, and overcrowded shelters. Signs of hope include support from local groups, volunteers, partnerships, and interactions between residents and youth volunteers.Mission mapping bc
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Mission, BC is a city of 35,262 people located 70km east of Vancouver along the Fraser River, known for its natural beauty, fishing, and small town feel. It has a younger population who enjoy the affordable housing and proximity to nature. Residents value the sense of community, safety, and slower pace of life compared to larger cities. While Mission has many community assets like arts, sports, libraries and social services, residents feel there is still a need for more youth activities, cultural opportunities, jobs and transit. Overall, Mission residents are proud of their tight-knit community.New Directions: Impact Report 2017-18
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- 1. MISSION Greater City builds a relational support network while providing hot, healthy, home-cooked meals to long-term residents of local motels who live on the edge of homelessness. VISION GC informs, mobilizes, and uni鍖es the Williamsburg community to respond in a multifaceted strategy to the poverty in our city, working in collaboration with organizations already existing in order to maximize impact. As we receive support from local churches, businesses, and organizations, the student volunteers of GC form lasting connections with long-term residents of local motels, who live on the edge of homelessness, ultimately improving lives physically, relationally, and spiritually. Our mission in Williamsburg will provide an adaptable prototype for other communities to implement, taking steps to eliminate socioeconomic barriers and create a genuine sense of community. VALUES The Gospel of Jesus Christ inspires the mission, vision, and strategy of Greater City. We believe we are answering Gods call to stand with the poor, lift up the marginalized, and love all people. We serve our neighbors relationally, not transactionally, because we know relationships have a stronger impact. Williamsburg is stronger together, and we are passionate about connecting our whole community. STRATEGY & RESULTS 2015-2016 I have never met people so dedicated to love. - A GC friend in need Its all about people. Over the past year, GC has served over 1,500 nutritious, tasty meals to our neighbors in need, and we have made great strides in connecting disparate segments of the Williamsburg community. GC began with an examination of poverty and homelessness in Williamsburgand existing efforts to combat itthrough countless meetings with community leaders, volunteering with local nonpro鍖ts, and independent observation. We met with leaders of virtually every nonpro鍖t in the area focused on this issue, every campus minister at W&M, and the pastors or leaders of more than 20 local churches. We also connected with local businesses individually and through the Williamsburg Economic Development Authoritys monthly Round Table event. greatercity.co greatercity@email.wm.edu PO Drawer JB Williamsburg, VA 23187 GREATER C I T Y Executive Summary
- 2. More than 50 students at William & Mary from many backgrounds have collectively volunteered more than 1,500 hours through Greater City since August. With the support of our community15 churches of numerous denominations, local businesses like Aromas and the Williamsburg Farmers Market, and individual community membersGC has provided around 1,500 meals since August. For our friends in need, many of whom are single parents, each meal provided is an opportunity to alleviate some of the stress of providing for a family in the midst of 鍖nancial hardship. Food is great, but friendship is better. At the Quarterpath Inn, residents who were cautious during our initial visits have opened up their lives to us as we have become a regular presence at the motel. A single father of three children was skeptical of our intentions at 鍖rst. As we spent more time with his family each week, though, getting to know him and jumping rope with his kids, we cultivated a relationship that led to him inviting our team to his familys new apartment when he was 鍖nally able to move them out of the motel. Friendships like these are why we spend two hours at the motels every Saturday. Conversation and prayer have been a catalyst in the Quarterpath and Pineapple communities, leading to renewed optimism from our friends in need, as well as the development of an open, trusting, and loving community. The disposition of one friend in need who experiences many health issues has completely transformed since we 鍖rst began visiting him. Short, awkward small-talk has become rich, heart-to-heart conversation 鍖lled with laughter and smiles. Another one of our friends in need recently told us that she is so glad to have us as a part of the family. Seeing our love reciprocated by residents af鍖rms Greater Citys role as a compassionate and companionate ally to the homeless population in Williamsburg, and inspires us to continue pursuing this mission. We plan to establish ourselves at a third motel by October 2016. Greater City has also served beyond our general operations. We hosted a workshop on relational service at the Active Citizens Conference, served as a Shelter Partner with the COFM winter shelter, and will host a small-scale poverty and homelessness awareness and advocacy week this month to be followed by a large-scale, multilateral advocacy and awareness week in September 2016. greatercity.co greatercity@email.wm.edu PO Drawer JB Williamsburg, VA 23187