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Eradicating Poverty Through Education! Welcome to hhhumanity.org, where education is the key to unlocking brighter futures. Our mission is simple yet powerful: to eradicate poverty by empowering underprivileged children and families with access to education. 📚 What we do: Provide essential learning materials and supplies Provide nutrition to students for active learning at school and thrive Work with families to break the cycle of poverty We believe that education isn’t just a right—it’s the foundation for a better world. Together, we can create opportunities, open doors, and change lives. This is just the beginning, and we need your support! Follow us, share our mission, and be part of the movement to build a future where every child has the tools to succeed. Let’s make a difference—one book, one lesson, and one dream at a time. #EducationAgainstPoverty #BreakTheCycle #EmpowerThroughEducation #HopeThroughLearning #NutritionPowersEducation

August is #NationalMakeAWillMonth! There’s no better time than now to plan for your future and create a lasting legacy for the children and families we serve. Including The Cradle in your will is a simple, impactful way to support our mission without affecting your assets during your lifetime. In just a few minutes, you can make a decision that will positively impact families for generations to come. Learn more and get started: https://bit.ly/3YGimuL

🌍 Transforming Lives with World Vision – 2023 Global Annual Report Highlights 🌍 This year, World Vision has made remarkable strides in empowering children and communities worldwide to overcome poverty and injustice. Our 2023 Global Annual Report showcases the life-changing impact we’ve achieved: 🔹 Direct Impact on Lives: We’ve reached over 300 million children in more than 100 countries, providing essential support such as clean water, nutrition, and education. 🔹 Advocacy and Empowerment: Our ENOUGH campaign has been a cornerstone effort in fighting hunger and malnutrition, aiming to end these crises with a bold $3.4 billion investment over the next three years. 🔹 Education and Health: Initiatives like the Learning Roots program in Bangladesh have significantly advanced early childhood education, while our health programs have reached millions, underscoring our commitment to well-being and resilience. 🔹 Innovative Responses to Crises: In response to acute food insecurity, we’ve mobilized resources and advocacy to assist those most in need, demonstrating our capacity to act swiftly and effectively in emergency situations. We are deeply grateful to our sponsors, donors, and partners who stand with us. Together, we are making a difference, ensuring no child is left behind. 📘 Read the full report to discover more about our journey and join us in making an even bigger impact. #WorldVision #AnnualReport #Impact #ChangeMakers #Empowerment #JusticeForAll

We have witnessed firsthand how we have brought hope to families and communities through their children, where previously there was none. At the African Institute for Children Studies organization, we firmly believe in the transformative power of education for the most vulnerable populations. Together, we can continue to provide solutions that uplift and empower. https://lnkd.in/dX8aSxbU

🌹 kindness and compassion remind us that humanity still thrives. Across the globe, countless stories surface of individuals going out of their way to help strangers, from simple gestures like paying for someone's groceries to heroic acts of saving lives. These actions, whether big or small, underscore the intrinsic goodness in people and the shared sense of community that binds us all. It’s in these moments that we see the true spirit of humanity, where empathy and altruism prevail. 🌹Community-driven initiatives further highlight the existence of humanity. In neighborhoods, people come together to support one another through food drives, volunteer efforts, and local support groups. During natural disasters or crises, communities often mobilize to provide aid and comfort to those affected, demonstrating solidarity and resilience. These collective efforts not only address immediate needs but also strengthen the social fabric, fostering a sense of belonging and mutual care. 🌹On a larger scale, humanitarian organizations and movements work tirelessly to address global challenges such as poverty, inequality, and injustice. Organizations like Doctors Without Borders, the Red Cross, and countless others operate on the principles of compassion and service, striving to improve lives regardless of geographical boundaries. These endeavors are a testament to the enduring presence of humanity, showing that despite the challenges we face, there are always those committed to making the world a better place.

Today, we pause to honor the children who never returned home from residential schools, the survivors who carry their stories, and the generations who still bear the weight of this history. As a proud Indigenous Mayan mama, this day holds deep significance for me, not only as a moment of collective remembrance but also as part of my own reclamation journey—a journey I’ve only just begun to scratch the surface of. I am committed to having conversations with my children about what this day represents—the pain, the injustice, and the intergenerational trauma caused by the residential school system. These are not easy conversations, but they are vital in honoring the truth of our shared history and ensuring that future generations grow up with a deep respect for Indigenous cultures and stories. As non-Indigenous people and settlers, there’s a responsibility to reflect on the harm caused by colonialism and how it continues to impact Indigenous communities today. It’s time to challenge and decolonize the ways we think, live, and teach our children, remembering who we are, what we stand for, and what we’re meant to do in the world. This day is more than a reflection—it’s a call to action. As parents, raising children with empathy, awareness, and a commitment to justice is essential. Together, we can create a future where Indigenous voices, stories, and wisdom are valued and uplifted, not erased or forgotten. • Wear orange to honor residential school survivors and raise awareness. • Have important conversations with your children and community about Canada’s history and the ongoing effects of colonialism. • Support Indigenous-led organizations and initiatives. • Engage with Indigenous voices and stories through books, films, and events. The path to healing and reclamation is long, but by standing together—Indigenous and non-Indigenous—we can walk it with intention, empathy, and commitment. Let’s be the generation that builds a future rooted in truth and respect, for the sake of all our children. Beautiful cover art work by @ morning.star.designs #OrangeShirtDay #EveryChildMatters #TruthAndReconciliation #Decolonize #ReclaimingRoots #HonourTheChildren #Indigenouschildren #WeCanDoBetter

🌹In a world often overshadowed by negative news, acts of kindness and compassion remind us that humanity still thrives. Across the globe, countless stories surface of individuals going out of their way to help strangers, from simple gestures like paying for someone's groceries to heroic acts of saving lives. These actions, whether big or small, underscore the intrinsic goodness in people and the shared sense of community that binds us all. It’s in these moments that we see the true spirit of humanity, where empathy and altruism prevail. 🌹Community-driven initiatives further highlight the existence of humanity. In neighborhoods, people come together to support one another through food drives, volunteer efforts, and local support groups. During natural disasters or crises, communities often mobilize to provide aid and comfort to those affected, demonstrating solidarity and resilience. These collective efforts not only address immediate needs but also strengthen the social fabric, fostering a sense of belonging and mutual care. 🌹On a larger scale, humanitarian organizations and movements work tirelessly to address global challenges such as poverty, inequality, and injustice. Organizations like Doctors Without Borders, the Red Cross, and countless others operate on the principles of compassion and service, striving to improve lives regardless of geographical boundaries. These endeavors are a testament to the enduring presence of humanity, showing that despite the challenges we face, there are always those committed to making the world a better place.

Hello LinkedIn! It's been awhile. I've recently written an article I'd like to share with you all about finding the strength to keep fighting—to channel current grief and anger into righteous action, to build communities of care and solidarity, and to never stop believing that a brighter future is possible. This piece is a call to love fiercely and unapologetically, to take strategic action in our own lives and communities, and to keep planting seeds of resistance even in the most hostile terrain. It's about the power we have, individually and collectively, to be a force for justice and compassion. I know that the road ahead is long and the challenges are daunting. But I also know that we are stronger together than we could ever be alone. If this resonates with you, I invite you to read the full article via the link below and join me in recommitting to the hard, vital work of hope and transformation. https://lnkd.in/grXZcpu8

🧡 Today, on Truth and Reconciliation Day, I take a moment to reflect on the history, pain, and resilience of Indigenous Peoples. As a settler living in St. Catharines, I acknowledge my responsibility to learn about the devastating legacy of residential schools and the inter-generational trauma they have caused. This day is a reminder that truth and reconciliation are not just words, but a call to action. I commit to educating myself on the history of Indigenous Peoples, amplifying their voices, and supporting their ongoing fight for justice. Reconciliation means listening, learning, and standing alongside Indigenous communities not just today, but every day. It’s a journey of healing that we must all take part in. 🧡 What can I do? 🔸 Educate myself on the truth of what happened in residential schools. 🔸 Acknowledge the intergenerational trauma experienced by Indigenous families. 🔸 Support Indigenous-led initiatives and organizations. 🔸 Amplify the voices of Indigenous leaders and community members. 🔸 Advocate for systemic changes that uphold justice and equity for Indigenous Peoples. Together, let’s commit to building a future rooted in compassion, truth, and reconciliation. 🧡 #TruthAndReconciliationDay #EveryChildMatters #ReconciliationInAction #OrangeShirtDay #StCatharines #IndigenousHistory

This past weekend has been a stark reminder of the fragility of our nation's unity. The alarming news of an assassination attempt on former President Trump has sent ripples through our country, highlighting the deep divisions that persist. In times like these, it’s crucial for us to come together and reaffirm our commitment to unity and solidarity as American's. At Children in Crisis, we believe that the strength of our mission lies in the collective effort and support of our community. Just as our nation must stand united in the face of adversity, we too must come together to support and uplift the vulnerable children we serve. Their futures depend on our ability to work as one, transcending differences and focusing on the common goal of providing safety, hope, and opportunities for our future generations. Let’s use this moment to reflect on the power of unity and how it can transform not just our organization, but our society as a whole. Join us in fostering a sense of solidarity, where every child feels supported, valued, and hopeful for a brighter future. #Unity #Solidarity #ChildrenInCrisis #StrongerTogether #HopeForTheFuture