The Jones Family
Over 40 million people battle poverty every day. For many families, working multiple jobs and living paycheck to paycheck, it's still not enough to pay rent, provide for children, and put food on the table.
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A child at risk means a child stricken of their youth. Hiding inside for fear of violence and growing up before they've had a chance to be a child. For us, Doing the Most Good means allowing a child to experience childhood. It means providing a safe place to dream, to explore their future through music, the arts, athletics, friendships, and the chance to simply be a kid.
Addiction steals everything. Trust, integrity, family, career, and hope. For us, Doing the Most Good means healing the whole person. Healing the body through rehabilitation, inspiring the mind through education and counseling, repairing the spirit by reuniting families, and restoring communities.
Disaster hits on all levels, globally, locally - in many forms. A fire, a flood, a tornado. And Doing the Most Good means being there first and staying throughout. In every ZIP code we are supporting not only the survivors but also the first responders sacrificing everything for someone else. And we don't leave when the disaster is over because this is our neighborhood too.