On The Other Side
They could still hear the clamor and rumble of the city, but as they rounded the corner, everything went silent.
The Rotarians soon realized the scale of need in Tijuana. Despite their efforts to help, the stark contrast between their lives and those of the people they met was overwhelming. They were reminded how easy it is to overlook people in need, but with their small contributions, they were able to make a big difference.
Ralph’s reflection on the woman’s situation and their renewed determination to be more aware of those around them brought them closer. Every sandwich shared, every care package handed out, and every moment of kindness made the world a little less invisible for those often overlooked.
Nonprofits
- Goodwill
(goodwill.org)
“Our ‘donate-shop-reuse-educate-employ’ model diverts over 65 million pounds from landfills annually.” - Salvation Army USA
(salvationarmyusa.org)
“We meet human needs without discrimination. We assist approximately 23 million Americans annually. We serve in 133 countries around the globe. We have over 1.8 million members, consisting of officers, soldiers, and adherents. We’ve been pursuing our mission since 1865.”
Planet Aid
(Planetaid.org)
“Planet Aid’s mission is to inform, mobilize, and inspire individuals and communities to work together to bring about worldwide environmental and social progress. Planet Aid recognizes that the Earth’s resources are finite and that good stewardship is essential for the well-being of current and future generations. Our used textile recycling program and the projects we support aim to protect the environment, reduce waste, and increase the efficient use of vital resources.”