God designed people to be caretakers of the earth, creating a special relationship between us and the world we live in. We’re intimately connected to, reliant on, and responsible for the earth. But we’ve come to view creation as consumers rather than caretakers. But the good news is, reconciliation with creation is possible. Through Jesus, we can overcome physical poverty and renew our commitment to our first vocation.
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When you think of compost, what comes to mind? A small bin you keep under your sink that still smells like yesterday’s lunch? [ read more ]
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In 2020, The Tamara Foundation partnered with Thrive for Good to start 32 single women community projects. [ read more ]
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Before I came to learn about Thrive, we had many problems with sickness. [ read more ]
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Before Thrive came, we really were concentrating on only kales that were grown in the traditional way, spraying with chemicals, normal fertilizers. [ read more ]
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I'd advise any other person around the country or even worldwide to go about the organic farming because that is what heals us. [ read more ]
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Despite growing global wealth, malnutrition persists, even in regions with fertile soil and a favorable climate. [ read more ]
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The Annual Impact Report highlights and shows the many areas at Thrive for Good that are blossoming and growing. [ read more ]
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Learn how mother of two, Patricia from Colombia, is caring for the earth and her family with recycled materials. [ read more ]
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Why creation care is part of holistic child development [ read more ]
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Food is a global language. It brings people together. But food can also come with a lot of issues. [ read more ]
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Partnerships are rare in the charitable sector. However, we believe that our Strategic Partners initiative is the best way to scale our impact. [ read more ]
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The Stories of Hope Gala represented a significant step for Thrive for Good, shedding light on their transformative work. [ read more ]
