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Initiatives
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| Free Laundry Service for those in living in poverty and homelessness. No one should have to choose between clean clothes and whether they eat or not. |
Free professional haircuts for those that are victims of domestic violence, abuse or living in poverty. The restoration of inner beauty sometimes starts on the outside |
The Garden represents our collaborative efforts to feed the hungry in our communities. Founded by World Garden, the Cobblestone Project is coming alongside to be a part of this incredible story.
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The key to ending homelessness is housing. Our Step was created to remove the initial barriers to moving into housing. A collaborative effort between Seven Hills Homeless Shelter, NW Arkansas Women's Shelter and Samaritan Community Center.
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| The Farm is a new initiative that involves the Cobblestone Project farming some rich Benton County land owned by David Carter to grow crops that will be used 1) to feed the hungry of NW Arkansas, 2) provide a foundation for Community Supported Agriculture opportunities and 3) provide financial resources from the sale of a portion of the harvest in order will offset operational costs and become fully self-sufficient. |
The D.C. are the collective Distribution and Collection efforts of the Cobblestone Project that are designed to bring relief in the form of basic supplies to local shelters, families and individuals in our Community.
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The mission of 3 Bags in 2 Days is to provide bags of basic necessities to those living in poverty. Through the bag, we hope to offer a sense dignity, respect and a little relief to those in our community who may be without.
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Could you donate 0.8% of your waking hours to serve your community? Point 8 opportunities are times for people and families to serve in their communities either with local non-profits or on special projects designed to help those in need. |
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| Located in Kenya, East Africa, Faith Victory is currently working to care, feed, provide water and educate orphans who have lost their parents (through AIDs and other causes), to meet their physical needs, helping them enjoy a positive view of life, and...who can, thereafter, provide support for themselves, and for future orphans. |
iPROMise was started by local students to express their hearts by serving others. iPROMise provides the ability for student's to attend PROM who could not otherwise afford to because of financial hardships. Every child deserves the opportunity to be a child. |
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Gatherings
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| The Cobblestone Project's periodic meeting to share stories, encourage, coordinate initiatives and turn ideas into action. All are welcome |
Initiative banner for ending homelessness. The July 2009 event spawned two initiatives: 1) Our Step Housing Program and 2) The Garden Feeding Program. |
Present in the City |
Haiti Relief |