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Creating Common Ground to Serve the Common Good
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ServeHope 2011
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Kelly Hime, Development

 

Kelly has recently joined the Project Revive team to assist with marketing and development. Kelly has broad experience in non-profit development and is passionate about supporting local organizations solving local problems.

 

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Guiding Principals

Appreciation
Everyone listened to, everyone affirmed.

Inspiration 
Transforming internal passions into external solutions.

Innovation
Fixing what is broken, improving what works.

Education
Research, reality and resources. 

Collaboration
Synergy, mutuality, and partnership.

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September 2011

Greetings!

Thank you for your interest in Project Revive. We are thrilled that you want to be instrumental in revitalizing your city. 

We hope our newsletter will inspire you and motivate you to take action in your own community. We'll share what we're doing in our city, and give you ideas for bringing a revival to your own city. 
ServeHope 2011
Tree Roots Drawing

Solve Global Poverty by Serving in Your Own Backyard 


Throughout the month of October teams of Project Revive and Global Hope Network partners are joining with Boulder's homeless population to serve the elderly and home-bound in our community through yard work. In a follow-up to the successful Boulder Creek Clean-up in 2010 (see "Project Revive in the News"), we are, once again, bringing together teams from all walks of life to work for a global good.
 
It's not too late to register your own team to participate in ServeHope 2011! You can also find a local team to join or sponsor. For more information about how you can be involved in ServeHope, click here: http://servehope.ghni.org/.

 

Project Inspiration
Cityscape How Clean Are Your Tomatoes?

Author Brian McLaren makes an argument for local, sustainable, and fairly produced foods in 

Dirty Tomatoes: A Spiritual and Dietary Proposal. McLaren provides a peek into the life of two tomato pickers in Florida who are part of a larger movement to raise the price of tomatoes one penny per pound. The raise would be passed directly to the workers, who currently make minimum wage.

 

Regardless of whether you abide by religious or other dietary restrictions, McLaren encourages his readers to consider whether the grocery stores you frequent are ethically clean.

We hope you found some inspiration this month! We would love to hear your thoughts and ideas. If you have a project you would like to see implemented in your city, send us an e-mail; we would love to help support your plan for city revival.

 

Thanks for reading!

 

Sincerely,

 

The Project Revive Team

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In the spirit of collaboration, Project Revive is provides financial support to local non-profit organizations to allow them to better serve and improve our cities. Our partner organizations vary but must be committed to our Guiding Principals. Our own financial needs are minimal, enabling us to partner with small organizations, sponsor your projects, and spread the inspiration.

 

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Project Revive is a member of Global Service Associates and the Global Service Office, a 501(c)3 non-profit