How we Serve

Beit T’Shuvah

Beit T’Shuvah’s mission is to heal broken souls and save the lives of those wrestling with addiction by providing integrated care in a community setting. They believe everyone has the right to redemption and that is why they never turn anyone away due to their inability to pay.

THERE WITH CARE

There With Care provides a wide range of fundamental services to families and children during the critical phase of medical crisis, supporting 150 to 170 family's daily. More than 80% of these families face severe financial distress and struggle to buy basics for everyday life.

There With Care

NEW PRIDE AGENDA

The mission of the NEW Pride Agenda (NPA) is to advance the economic, health, racial, and gender identity justice needs of marginalized LGBTQIA+ individuals in New York State.

NPA believes that LGBTQIA+ rights are civil rights and impact the most critical aspects of everyday life from housing to employment. Working with a diverse network of communities and elected officials, NPA serves to educate members of the LGBTQIA community and allies, as well as the general public, about our legal protections and rights

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THIS IS ABOUT HUMANITY

This Is About Humanity is a community dedicated to raising awareness about separated and reunified families and children at the border. We educate others on being allies and advocates, and through our proximate trips to the border and our This is About Humanity fiscal sponsorship fund at the International Community Foundation we help support those individuals with essentials for living, access to legal services, mental wellness checkups, and other shelter projects. We also provide for a range of projects including educational bus trips to the border, donations to legal services, construction projects at shelters, as well as material goods for unaccompanied minors.

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Montebello Elementary

We hosted seventy-five 3rd grade students from Montebello Elementary school to a hike out into nature. 95% of the students had never been on a hike or in the wilderness.

The R0AM team got together with environmentalist John DeGrazio - owner of YExplore and his teammate Sarah to guide the students through the Eaton Canyon trail in Altadena, California.

During the three mile hike, students learned how to identify poison oak, smelled wild sage, observed wild flowers and climbed large canopied oak trees.

After the hike, we gathered together for lunch and did a customized lesson about the development of trees and their correlation to human development. There was also an art project where the students could either draw a tree which reminded them of themselves, or, draw what they would look like if they were a tree. We celebrated the end of the outing with custom donuts from California Donuts.

It was a wonderful morning and a good time was had by all. We can't wait to plan our next trip!

R0am team introductions

John DeGrazio sharing the importance of nature and wildlife

The trail!

Dabbing & posing on a perfect climbing tree

Post hike relax :)

Coloring the lesson plans from R0AM

Custom made California Donuts

Thank you notes from the students